Gaming PC in Malta: what it costs and what…

Today at PC Zone (5 November 2026): 10 Gaming PCs in stock from €995.00 to €2,875.00 incl. VAT. See them all

A gaming PC's price comes almost all from one part: the graphics card. Decide what you want to play and on which screen, and the rest follows. The line above shows what our gaming PCs cost today, VAT included.

Step 1: your screen decides the graphics card

Full HD (1080p) monitor: an RTX 5060 or 5060 Ti plays today's games at high settings. This is where most people should start.
1440p monitor: an RTX 5070 keeps games smooth at high settings, and has room for the next few years.
4K or a high-refresh 1440p monitor: an RTX 5080 or 5090.

Step 2: a processor that keeps up

For gaming, an Intel Core i5 / Ultra 5 or AMD Ryzen 5 is enough with an RTX 5060 or 5070. Choose a Core i7 / Ultra 7 / i9 or a Ryzen 7 if you also stream, edit video, or play big strategy and simulation games.

Step 3: memory and storage

16 GB of memory is the minimum; 32 GB if you stream or keep many programs open.
1 TB NVMe SSD at least: a single modern game can take 100 GB or more.

Step 4: what people forget

A good power supply: it keeps the PC stable and safe, and leaves room for a bigger graphics card later.
Cooling and a case with airflow: Malta's summers are hot, and a PC that stays cool stays fast and quiet.
The monitor: a 144 Hz gaming monitor is what makes a fast PC feel fast.

Ready-built or built to order?

Every gaming PC in our shop is built and tested in Ħamrun, with Windows set up. If none fits, tell us your budget and what you play and we'll build one to order.

Is it cheaper to build a gaming PC myself?

You can buy the parts from us and build it yourself. A ready PC from us is set up and tested, and if something fails you bring the whole PC back under its two years' warranty instead of finding which part is at fault.