Gaming PCs are systems designed for users who expect smooth gameplay in the latest AAA titles, low latency in esports, and stability during long sessions. Each build based on our cases, coolers and power supplies guarantees optimal airflow and a noise profile that lets you fully focus on the screen rather than fan noise. Whether you’re climbing the ranked ladder in Counter-Strike or admiring photorealistic lighting in Cyberpunk 2077, our components create the conditions necessary...
Gaming PCs are systems designed for users who expect smooth gameplay in the latest AAA titles, low latency in esports, and stability during long sessions. Each build based on our cases, coolers and power supplies guarantees optimal airflow and a noise profile that lets you fully focus on the screen rather than fan noise. Whether you’re climbing the ranked ladder in Counter-Strike or admiring photorealistic lighting in Cyberpunk 2077, our components create the conditions necessary for victory.
Gaming desktop — full customization
The traditional gaming PC remains the unmatched choice for those who value maximum performance and customization. Unlike mobile devices, a desktop system allows the use of quiet and efficient air-cooling solutions (like our Fera or Fortis series) or advanced liquid cooling setups (Navis), which translates into stable CPU clock speeds even under extreme load.
By choosing a desktop gaming PC, you also gain easy access to the interior, making routine cleaning or replacing thermal paste straightforward. This is hardware that grows with your needs — you can easily add another NVMe SSD, upgrade the graphics card to a newer generation, or increase RAM capacity while keeping the same base for years.
Gaming PC — not just components, but accessories too
A good gaming PC is not just a random collection of parts but a thoughtful configuration with no room for so‑called bottlenecks. The key element is the balance between the CPU and the graphics card. In 2026, a common standard for smooth 1440p gameplay are GPUs such as NVIDIA GeForce RTX series 50 or the latest Radeons, supported by Intel Core or AMD Ryzen processors (with at least 6 or 8 cores).
At ENDORFY we place great emphasis on ensuring every element — from an 80 PLUS® Gold certified power supply to the fans — works together without friction. That way a desktop gaming PC will not only run any title but will do so while maintaining a high frame rate (FPS), which is crucial for visual comfort and reaction speed.
You can also choose the accessories that match your needs and aesthetic — we offer high‑quality gaming keyboards, gaming mice, and gaming headsets.
A gamer’s PC — quiet performance
For the modern user, a gamer’s PC is often also a work tool, a home multimedia center, or a streaming station. That’s why our builds are designed with attention to both design and functionality. ARGB lighting allows full visual customization, giving your setup a unique, gaming look.
But looks aren’t everything — silence matters too. Using high‑quality fans means that even during intensive video rendering or streaming on Twitch, the PC remains barely audible.
Prebuilt gaming PC or custom build?
Many stores offer prebuilt gaming systems. If you want a ready‑to‑use gaming PC right away, a prebuilt kit is a good solution. But… Building your own PC gives absolute control over every small component and often saves money by allowing you to pick parts on sale. It’s an excellent option for those who feel confident following instructions and want to learn their machine “inside out.”
A prebuilt gaming PC, on the other hand, is ideal for players who want gear that has been tested, configured, and is ready to run straight out of the box. Choosing a prebuilt system — a gaming kit based on ENDORFY components — guarantees professional assembly, optimal cable management, and a full warranty on the entire unit. You don’t have to worry about RAM compatibility with the motherboard or BIOS updates — you can jump straight into downloading your game library!
How much does a gaming PC cost?
How much does a gaming PC cost? There is no single answer to that question, and there can’t be. Why? Because the price of a gaming PC in 2026 mainly depends on the resolution you plan to play at, which in turn determines the graphics card and the amount of RAM. Builds vary, so do the costs.
Gaming PCs can be divided into:
● entry-level (Full HD) - solid systems that let you enjoy 1080p at high settings, costing around 3500-5000 PLN;
● mid-range (1440p) - the most popular segment, offering a great price‑to‑performance ratio, costing from 5500 to 8500 PLN. In this range you get a machine capable of handling Ray Tracing and technologies like DLSS 4 with high smoothness;
● high-end (4K/VR) - for the most demanding gamers and content creators, systems with top graphics cards (RTX 5080/5090) start from 10,000 PLN and can reach significantly higher prices.
Remember that investing in a good power supply and case from ENDORFY is a saving for the future — these components can serve you through several generations of parts.
When purchasing a gaming PC, it’s also worth investing in practical gaming furniture that improves comfort for both gaming and office work. We offer gaming chairs, mats and desks. Consider buying them today!
FAQ
● What is the difference between a gaming PC and a regular desktop computer?
A gaming PC has a powerful graphics card, a more capable processor, and an advanced cooling system
● What should you pay attention to when choosing a gaming PC?
Key factors are: the graphics card model (GPU), the processor (CPU), amount of RAM, and a fast NVMe SSD.
● Is it better to buy a prebuilt gaming PC or build your own?
Building your own offers better quality and price. A prebuilt is convenient, comes with a warranty for the whole system, and saves time.
