Specifications of the PCWorld Will Smith Gaming PC RTX 4090

It’s not building a new gaming computer for yourself that’s more fun than having it built for your friends. This is why the PCWorld crew was called will SmithGordon’s former co-worker and prolific podcaster. Will is in dire need of a new gaming computer, and Adam and Gordon are more than willing to help him build it. It is ready to assemble a super-powerful desktop, and send your current gaming rig to secondary broadcasting duties.

Will is a true power user. It streams high-end video and audio and also edits video and audio, retouches images and works. It also uses a 360Hz 1080p monitor for basic games Plus A secondary screen can be 4K so it requires frame drive power and enough video memory to support many desktops on the side. His computer requires a lot of everything. It needs processor power, GPU, memory and fast storage to run as efficiently as possible.

Podcast recording is another aspect of Will’s work. When the pixels and the widths of the frames don’t get pushed, the computer must remain reasonably quiet. A case with lots of RGB lighting would also be a nice option. A motherboard with Wi Fi built-in will make it easier for him to travel.

Will is happy with the price and doesn’t need to upgrade. RTX 4090 . Graphics CardLiterally, the most recent and greatest. Gordon recommends clock speeds of 300+ frames for the CPU. Intel processors and AMD processors that are best-in class are the obvious choices.Core i9-13900 KAnd the Ryzen 9 7950X), with “black horse” being the right price Ryzen 7 5800X3D. This option is more affordable, but it has a drawback: It uses DDR4 RAM, which limits the possibility for upgrading.

How do I build this computer? Keep Will’s needs in your mind as you watch the video. Then, wait for Adam or Gordon to present their designs. In the next video, we’ll see which device is better – watch it! Subscribe to PCWorld’s YouTube channel For live construction video!