Entry Level Gaming PC
The cheapest real Gaming PC in the UK
Original price was: £215.00.£189.00Current price is: £189.00.+
A cheap gaming PC does not have to mean a poor one. Every PC on this page comes from our own range at Overclocking PCs, starting at £189, with clear specifications so you know exactly what you are getting.
Cheap gaming PC picks under £600
Starter Gaming PC
A little more power, without a big jump in price
Original price was: £275.00.£240.00Current price is: £240.00.+
Skyline Gaming PC
More graphics power for surprisingly little
Original price was: £350.00.£325.00Current price is: £325.00.+
Apache Gaming PC
Serious 1080p gaming starts here
Original price was: £590.00.£525.00Current price is: £525.00.+
Bedrock Zircon Gaming PC
A sweet spot for 1080p gaming
Original price was: £640.00.£590.00Current price is: £590.00.+
How to choose a budget gaming PC
Start with the games you play. Esports titles such as Fortnite, Valorant, CS2 and Rocket League run well on entry-level hardware at 1080p, while newer single-player games need a stronger graphics card.
Next, check memory and storage. Most of the PCs here use 16GB of memory, which is the sweet spot for gaming and multitasking on a budget, and SSD storage keeps loading times short.
Finally, think about upgrades. Our upgrades programme leaves room to add performance later, so a budget PC today can grow with you.
Compare these with all gaming PCs, our gaming PCs under £500 or our gaming bundles. You can also read more on the Wikipedia guide to gaming computers.
Cheap gaming PC FAQs
What is the cheapest gaming PC you sell?
Our Entry Level Gaming PC is the lowest-priced system in our range. Check the product page for its current price and full specifications.
Is a cheap gaming PC good enough for Fortnite?
Yes. Budget systems in our range are aimed at 1080p esports games such as Fortnite, Valorant and Rocket League.
Can I upgrade a cheap gaming PC later?
Yes. Our upgrades programme is designed to add performance as your games become more demanding.