Two hundred and forty frames per second is not a setting you switch on. It is a whole-system result, and in competitive shooters at 1080p the processor is usually the part that decides whether you get there. These systems suit players running a 240Hz or faster display who care about how quickly the picture answers the mouse.

Start from the game rather than the hardware. A well-optimised tactical shooter clears that frame rate on mid-tier parts, while a busy battle royale loading a hundred players will not, on anything. Decide which title you are optimising for, then look at processor cache and memory latency before you look at the graphics card.

Each build is assembled, cabled and load-tested by Evetech before dispatch, with support handled locally rather than through an overseas returns queue. Collection from the Centurion premises is available if you would rather not wait on a courier.