Gaming PCs

Australia’s Best Gaming Computers

Beat the competition with a Mwave gaming PC. We curate Australia's best gaming rigs, meticulously crafted with the latest, high-performance components from trusted brands. Experience silky smooth frame rates and breathtaking visuals thanks to our commitment to top-tier hardware. Our team of tech experts don’t just assemble PCs — they build them with an eye for performance and aesthetics, ensuring you have a machine that looks as good as it plays.

Mwave Gaming PCs

At Mwave, we understand that gaming is more than just a hobby; it's a passion. That's why we go beyond simply selling PCs — we build future-proof powerhouses designed to elevate your gameplay. Our thorough build process ensures every component is specifically chosen for its gaming capacity, delivering unmatched performance and reliability. But our commitment doesn't stop there — Mwave offers comprehensive support and industry-leading stress testing, guaranteeing your dream PC arrives not just ready to play but built to handle anything you throw at it.

What type of PC is best for gaming?

The ideal gaming PC depends on what kind of gamer you are. Research and choose the PC that best fits your budget and gaming needs or use our gaming PC finder tool. For smooth gameplay in most titles, look for a Intel Core i5/i7 or AMD Ryzen 5/7 processor, a high-performance graphics card and generous RAM. An SSD for fast loading and an HDD for storage is a great combo. Consider a high-refresh-rate gaming monitor for more competitive games.

Is getting a gaming PC worth it?

Upgrading to a gaming PC unlocks a world of incredible gaming experiences. From stunning visuals and smooth frame rates to lightning-fast responsiveness, a gaming laptop or PC lets you experience your favourite titles exactly as the developers envisioned them. If you're passionate about gaming, a great gaming desktop is a tool that will bring you joy for years to come.

Is a normal PC OK for gaming?

It can work! Lighter games and older titles run fine on decent specs. But for new releases with high demands, you might experience lag and struggle to keep up. If you're only a casual gamer, a regular desktop computer might be okay. But for the ultimate experience, a custom or prebuilt gaming computer is the way to go.