Shop gaming PCs, gaming PC bundles, workstations and accessories at BundleRigs. Every PC in our shop is built, tested and dispatched in 2–3 working days, ships free with tracked Parcelforce delivery across the UK, and comes with a 3-year parts and labour warranty.

This guide sits under the products so you can shop with confidence. It explains what each part of a PC does, how much to spend, how to match a graphics card to a monitor, and what you get when you buy from us. If you only need a quick answer, jump to the shop FAQ at the bottom, or email sales@bundlerigs.co.uk.

What you can shop for at BundleRigs

Our shop is organised around four kinds of product, so you can go straight to what you need:

Gaming PC bundles – a gaming PC, monitor, keyboard, mouse and headset in one order, from £550 to £1,950.
Prebuilt gaming PCs – towers only, from entry-level machines for Fortnite and Minecraft to RTX systems for high-refresh and high-resolution play.
Workstation and office PCs – refurbished HP and Dell office machines and our own Basalt, Granite, Quartzite and Anthracite workstations for work, study and home offices.
Accessories – monitors, keyboards, mice, mousepads, controllers, streaming kits and cleaning products.

Bundles are the easiest way to shop if you’re starting from nothing: everything arrives together and the monitor is matched to the graphics card. If you already own a screen and peripherals, a prebuilt tower is usually better value. And if you just want to upgrade one part of your desk, the accessories range covers the essentials.

How to shop by budget

The quickest way to narrow down our shop is to set a budget first. Here is what each price bracket gets you today:

Under £600

This is where most first gaming PCs sit. Our budget gaming PCs start at £189 for the Entry Level Gaming PC, and the range includes the Starter, Carbon, Skyline, Vector, Racing Sim, Apache, GeForce and Bedrock Zircon machines, plus Bedrock Fluorite and Garnet. The Raptor Gaming PC at £595 adds NVIDIA RTX graphics with ray tracing and DLSS support. If you need the whole setup, the Budget Gaming PC Bundle is £550 including a 22-inch Full HD 100Hz monitor.

Budget machines are ideal for Fortnite, Minecraft, Roblox, Rocket League and Valorant at 1080p, and they handle schoolwork, streaming video and Discord comfortably.

£600 to £1,000

Spending a little more buys noticeably faster graphics. This bracket includes the Hexacore and Bedrock Malachite gaming PCs, the Spectre and Tuff gaming PCs, the RTX Gaming PC (£990, was £1,000), and two bundles: the Turbo Gaming PC Bundle (£775, GTX 1080 graphics) and the Obsidian Gaming PC Bundle (£995, was £1,100, RTX 4060 graphics). It’s the sweet spot for bigger AAA games at 1080p with higher settings.

£1,000 to £1,500

Here you’re shopping for high frame rates and newer platforms. Options include the Ultra, Beam, Orion and Titan gaming PCs, the Bedrock Opal, and the Ultra Gaming PC Bundle (£1,250) with a Ryzen 5 7500F, DDR5 memory and a 27-inch 165Hz HDR monitor.

£1,500 and above

At the top of our shop are flagship builds for high-refresh and high-resolution gaming: the Elite, Saturn, Prism, Redline, Tethys and Hyperion gaming PCs, the Bedrock Topaz, Pyrite and Amethyst, and the Extreme Gaming PC Bundle (£1,950) with a Ryzen 7, RTX 4070 and a 27-inch 240Hz curved monitor.

Choosing a graphics card

The graphics card (GPU) has the biggest effect on how games look and how smoothly they run, so it’s the first thing to compare when you shop for a gaming PC. In our shop you’ll find three broad families:

NVIDIA GeForce GTX cards, such as the GTX 1080 in the Turbo bundle, which still deliver strong 1080p frame rates in popular games.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX cards, such as the RTX 4060 and RTX 4070, which add ray tracing and DLSS. DLSS uses AI upscaling to raise frame rates in supported games.
AMD Radeon graphics, as used in the Ultra bundle, which offer strong value for high-refresh gaming.

If you want to read more about the RTX range, NVIDIA’s own GeForce graphics cards guide explains the features in detail. As a rule of thumb, match the card to your screen: a mid-range card is perfect for 1080p, an upper mid-range card for 1440p, and a high-end card for 4K.

Processor, memory and storage

Once you’ve picked a graphics card, check the rest of the system. A balanced PC avoids one part holding the others back.

Processor (CPU)

Many of the gaming PCs in our shop use AMD Ryzen processors. Six cores is a comfortable baseline for modern games, while eight-core chips such as the Ryzen 7 in the Extreme bundle leave extra headroom for streaming, recording and heavy multitasking. Many of our workstations and office PCs use Intel processors suited to office software and large spreadsheets.

Memory (RAM)

16GB is the sensible minimum for gaming today, giving room for the game plus Discord and a browser in the background. Newer platforms use faster DDR5 memory, which you’ll find in the Ultra and Extreme bundles.

Storage

An SSD keeps Windows and your games loading quickly. M.2 NVMe drives, like the 1TB drive in the Obsidian bundle, are the fastest type. Some budget machines pair an SSD with a larger hard drive for extra space for games and files.

Monitors and refresh rate

A monitor decides how much of your PC’s performance you actually see. Two numbers matter most: resolution (how sharp the picture is) and refresh rate (how many times per second the screen updates).

1080p (Full HD) is the easiest resolution to drive and the most popular for gaming.
1440p (Quad HD) looks noticeably sharper on a 27-inch screen but needs more graphics power.
4K has four times the pixels of 1080p and needs a high-end graphics card.
Refresh rate: 75–100Hz is a great start, 165Hz feels very smooth, and 240Hz suits competitive shooters – as long as the PC can produce that many frames.

You can shop monitors on their own in our accessories range, including the Dahua 22″ 100Hz, the AOC 24″ 100Hz and the piXL 27″ 240Hz curved gaming monitor. Every gaming PC bundle already includes a matched monitor.

Keyboards, mice, headsets and streaming kits

Peripherals are where you touch your setup every day, so it’s worth choosing them carefully. Our accessories shop includes simple USB keyboards, RGB and mechanical gaming keyboards such as the Magna magnetic mechanical keyboard, gaming mice from Combrite, GameMax and ASUS TUF, and mousepads from Jedel and ASUS TUF.

If you’d rather buy everything at once, our peripheral bundles from CiT, Bedrock, ASUS TUF and ASUS ROG put the essentials in one box. Racing and platform fans can add a Marvo wireless controller, and new creators can pick the 1080p or 4K streaming bundle, which pairs a webcam with a USB microphone for Twitch, YouTube and Discord.

Remember that every gaming PC bundle already includes a keyboard, mouse and headset, plus a mousepad, so you only need extra peripherals if you’re buying a tower on its own or upgrading.

Workstation and office PCs

Not every PC in our shop is built for gaming. For home offices, study and small businesses we offer refurbished office PCs – the HP 280, HP Prodesk 400 and Dell Optiplex 3060 – from £145, plus our own Anthracite, Basalt, Quartzite, Granite and Graphite workstations up to £1,250. They ship with the same free tracked delivery as our gaming PCs.

Why shop with BundleRigs

Built and tested. Every PC is built, tested and dispatched in 2–3 working days.
Free tracked delivery. PCs, bundles and monitors ship free with Parcelforce – 2 working days after dispatch on the UK mainland, 3–5 to the Highlands, Islands and Northern Ireland. Next working day delivery is £14.99.
Accessories. Royal Mail Tracked 48 for £3.99, or free over £50 or with any PC.
3-year warranty. Parts and labour on every gaming PC and bundle.
14-day returns. Tell us within 14 days of delivery, then send items back within another 14 days.

Full details are on our delivery, returns and warranty pages. Your consumer rights are explained clearly by Citizens Advice.

How to shop in four steps

Pick a category using the buttons at the top of the shop: bundles, gaming PCs, under £600, RTX gaming PCs, accessories or monitors.
Sort the results by price, popularity or newest with the sorting menu.
Open a product to see its full specification, photos and what’s in the box.
Add to basket – the basket count in the header updates straight away, and you can keep shopping before checking out.

Not sure where to start? Take the 3-question quiz on our homepage and it will match you to a gaming PC bundle in seconds.

Bundle or tower: which should you shop for?

It’s the most common question we get, and the answer depends on what’s already on your desk.

Shop for a bundle if you’re building a setup from scratch, buying a first gaming PC for a child or teenager, or you simply want one order, one delivery and no compatibility questions. The monitor, keyboard, mouse and headset are chosen to suit the PC, and the whole lot is covered by one warranty.

Shop for a tower if you already own a good monitor and peripherals, or you want to choose each accessory yourself. You’ll put more of your budget into the PC itself, which usually means a faster graphics card for the money.

Either way, you can add accessories to the same order and they’ll ship free alongside any PC.

What can you play?

Every gaming PC in our shop lists the kind of games it suits on its product page. As a broad guide:

Entry-level PCs handle the big free-to-play games – Fortnite, Minecraft, Roblox, Rocket League and Valorant – at 1080p.
Mid-range PCs step up to bigger AAA games such as Call of Duty, Forza Horizon and Baldur’s Gate 3 at 1080p with higher settings.
High-end PCs add high frame rates on 165Hz and 240Hz monitors, ray tracing in supported games, and headroom for streaming.

If you have a particular game in mind, email sales@bundlerigs.co.uk and tell us what you play – we’ll point you to the right PC.

Shop FAQ

Is delivery free when I shop with you?

Yes on every gaming PC, bundle and monitor. Accessories are free over £50 or when ordered with a PC; otherwise Royal Mail Tracked 48 is £3.99 on the UK mainland.

How quickly will my order arrive?

PCs are built, tested and dispatched in 2–3 working days, then delivered in 2 working days on the mainland, or 3–5 working days to the Highlands, Islands and Northern Ireland. Next working day delivery is £14.99.

Do you ship outside the UK?

No – our shop sells to UK addresses only. For the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, please email us before ordering.

What warranty do gaming PCs come with?

Every gaming PC and bundle has a 3-year parts and labour warranty. To claim, email sales@bundlerigs.co.uk with your order number and a description of the fault.

Can I return something I bought?

Yes. You have 14 days to cancel from the day your order is delivered, then another 14 days to send the items back. We refund within 14 days of getting them back, including the original standard delivery cost. Return postage is paid by you unless the item is faulty.

Which payment methods can I use?

The payment methods available are shown at checkout and in the footer of every page.

I can’t decide – can you help?

Of course. Email sales@bundlerigs.co.uk (Mon–Sat 9am–6pm) with your budget and the games you play, or take the quiz on our homepage. You can also browse our full FAQ.

Gaming PC jargon, explained

Ray tracing – a lighting technique that makes reflections, shadows and lighting look more realistic in supported games.
DLSS – NVIDIA’s AI upscaling on RTX cards, which renders at a lower resolution and sharpens the image to raise frame rates.
Refresh rate (Hz) – how many times per second a monitor redraws the picture. Higher feels smoother.
FPS – frames per second, how many images your PC produces each second. Ideally it matches or beats your monitor’s refresh rate.
NVMe SSD – the fastest type of storage, connected directly to the motherboard for quick loading.
DDR5 – the newest generation of desktop memory, used on the latest platforms.
1080p, 1440p and 4K – screen resolutions; higher numbers mean sharper images but need more graphics power.

Still have questions before you shop? Our team is happy to explain any specification in plain English.

Our gaming PC ranges

As you shop you’ll notice a few names that group our PCs into families:

Bedrock range – eight PCs named after minerals, from the Bedrock Fluorite at £295 to the Bedrock Amethyst at £4,400, with Garnet, Zircon, Malachite, Opal, Topaz and Pyrite in between.
Exo range – the Tuff, Saturn, Tethys and Hyperion gaming PCs, from £875 to £3,250.
RTX gaming PCs – sixteen PCs with NVIDIA RTX graphics for ray tracing and DLSS.
Individual builds – named machines such as the Starter, Carbon, Raptor, Spectre, Orion, Prism and Elite, each tuned for a particular budget.

Use the category buttons at the top of the shop to filter by range, or sort by price to compare across all of them.

Buying a first gaming PC for a child

Lots of parents shop with us for a first gaming PC. The main things to think about are the games your child plays, the space on the desk, and whether you need a screen and peripherals too.

For Fortnite, Minecraft, Roblox and Rocket League, an entry-level PC is plenty. The Budget Gaming PC Bundle (£550) was put together for younger and first-time gamers: it includes the PC, a 22-inch Full HD 100Hz monitor, a gaming keyboard, mouse, headset and mousepad, with the monitor cables supplied. There’s no separate shopping list, and everything is covered by the same 3-year warranty.

Windows includes parental controls through a Microsoft family account, which lets you set screen-time limits and approve purchases. It’s worth setting this up on the first day.

Looking after your PC

A gaming PC runs best when it’s kept clean and cool. A few simple habits help:

Give the PC space to breathe – keep the vents clear and avoid pushing the case against a wall or into a closed cupboard.
Dust the case and vents every few months; our electronics cleaning kit is handy for screens and keyboards.
Keep Windows and your graphics drivers up to date for the best performance and security.
Use a surge-protected extension lead for the PC and monitor.

If something doesn’t seem right – unusual noise, crashes or overheating – email sales@bundlerigs.co.uk with your order number. Our 3-year parts and labour warranty covers faults, and we’ll talk you through the next steps.

Ready to start? Scroll back up to shop gaming PCs, gaming PC bundles and accessories, or head to our homepage to compare the five bundles side by side.

Thanks for choosing to shop with BundleRigs. Every order, from a single mouse to a flagship gaming PC bundle, gets the same care: built and tested, packed carefully and sent with full tracking so you always know where it is.