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Best PC for Battlefield 6

Large-scale shooterCPU-leaningWants 10 GB VRAM at 1440p

64-player matches lean hard on the CPU. Pair a strong GPU with at least a modern 8-core processor.

Budget

Goal: 90 fps at 1080p

$1,433
92fps at 1080p
1080p
92fps
1440p
72fps
4K
42fps
Bottleneck at 1080p
Balanced
Video memory
16 GB · needs 8 GB
Peak power
~300 W
Cost per frame
$16
Monitor match24″ 1080p 165 Hz IPS — e.g. AOC 24G2SP (opens store in a new tab) (about $239)~92 fps is below 165 Hz, but adaptive sync (FreeSync/G-Sync) keeps it smooth.

High-end

Goal: Maximum fps at 4K

$5,857
123fps at 4K
1080p
153fps
1440p
151fps
4K
123fps
Bottleneck at 4K
GPU-bound 15%
Video memory
32 GB · needs 12 GB
Peak power
~747 W
Cost per frame
$48
Monitor match28″ 4K 144 Hz IPS — e.g. Gigabyte M28U (opens store in a new tab) (about $649)~123 fps fills a 144 Hz screen.
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Frame rates are estimates for High settings without upscaling or frame generation, based on Rigsmith’s CPU and GPU performance indices — not measured benchmarks. Each tier is the cheapest complete, compatible build from current parts that meets its goal, priced at the best Australian store prices as of 12/11/2026. Open a build in the builder to swap parts, change makers or buy second-hand.

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