PC gaming setup

Your games look even better and smoother on a gaming monitor than on a regular monitor.

A gaming keyboard allows you to react even faster in-game, so you can outplay your opponents.

With a gaming mouse, you can easily make a 360 no-scope or aim accurately during a Call of Duty game.

With a streaming light, you can create a real home studio with professional lighting

With a streaming webcam, you can make the best content in razor-sharp resolution for your viewers

With a stream deck, you can switch quickly between your stream scenes and you can play sounds on the screen with a push of the button.

With a gaming headset, you can control the volume of your game and chat separately, so you can keep track of everything

Play your favorite games at the highest settings with a gaming laptop.

A gaming keyboard allows you to react even faster in-game, so you can outplay your opponents.

With a gaming mouse, you can easily make a 360 no-scope or aim accurately during a Call of Duty game.

You place various parts on the motherboard, like a processor and your RAM. Make sure the chipset and socket match. A letter and number indicate this.

The Random Access Memory (or RAM) processes all tasks you send to the processor. The more RAM, the faster these tasks are processed. Pay attention to certain aspects, like the version of your RAM. DDR4 RAM doesn't fit in a DDR5 RAM on your motherboard, for example.

The processor is also called the heart of your computer. This part lets all other components know what to do. You can choose between AMD and Intel. The higher the series, the more powerful the processor.

The processor cooler actively leads heat and hot air away from your CPU. That way, it won't overheat and you want work without slowing down. An air cooler works with fans and a water cooler with a pump. Keep the socket of your processor in mind when you choose a cooler.

An SSD works up to 20 times faster than a standard internal hard drive. Your games and other programs boot much faster, for example. You can also transfer files within seconds.

The video card (also known as the graphics card or GPU) adds graphic power to your games. The graphics look better and you can enjoy a smooth gaming experience this way. The higher the number in the series, the more powerful the video card.

The power supply provides your gaming PC and all its parts with power. The higher the wattage/power, the more space you have for powerful components.

An HDD (better known as an internal hard drive) offers a large storage capacity for all your games, programs, and files. An HDD might be slower than an SSD, but has more storage.

The case is the housing that you place all your components in. The size of the case decides how large your motherboard can be, among other things. Or choose a case with a glass side panel. That way, you can see your parts run during your gaming sessions.

With a capture card, you stream images from your Xbox, PlayStation, or Nintendo Switch to your Twitch or YouTube right away.

Record your sound clearly so that you're always easy to understand for your viewers. Adjust the sound entirely to the sound of your voice.

With a stream deck, you can switch quickly between your stream scenes and you can play sounds on the screen with a push of the button.

Let your viewers enjoy your reaction to an awesome or funny moment during a game of Warzone or Rocket League.