KITGURU SHORTLISTS: THE BEST DESKTOP PC OF 2022

This is a great gaming PC, smashing through the likes of Doom Eternal and Shadow of the Tomb Raider - with these specs, the Titanium X will take any modern title on with ease. I also think the approximate £200 premium of having Box build the system is acceptable given the level of care and detail they’ve put into the build, along with free delivery and that 3-year warranty.

Dropping a grand on a gaming PC is still a hefty investment for most people, but PCSpecialist has done a very good job to ensure you are getting a well-balanced package for your money. The core spec is just very sensible - Intel's hexa-core i5-12400F performs like a champ, while the RX 6600 is, in my view, the best value graphics card on the market right now, offering excellent gaming performance at 1080p, while 1440p gaming isn't out of the question either.

Some people are yet to be fully converted to the 'PC master race' and the most expensive systems can scare off potential PC gamers when they see the price compared to game consoles. That’s where Cyberpower jump in with their latest offering, the Ultra 33 bundle, a complete setup including a gaming PC, a monitor, keyboard, mouse mat, mouse and headset, all for only £899.

Over the years that we have been reviewing pre-built systems from PCSpecialist, we have come to expect a high standard of build quality and sensible choice of components used. The Titan Supreme follows in the footsteps of the previous PCSpecialist system we have seen and lives up to these standards once again.

The Infinity X125 GT system from Cyberpower is a good all-rounder. The build quality is excellent, and we absolutely love the Lian Li Air Mini case design. It’s very well put together and cable managed, the part choices complement each other and aesthetically it ticks all the boxes. The SSD could have faster write speeds, but it's not a major issue.