PC for gaming is a lot more straightforward than if you were to, say, use it for AI workloads or content creation. If you don’t want to make that mistake, remember that a lot of the time, tiny changes like that will not make or break your PC; a GPU with a higher frequency, for instance, can cost up to $50-$100 more, but the performance gains are negligible. It’s usually best to make sure that all the components are at a similar level — for instance, don’t bother saving $1,600 to buy an RTX 4090 and then put it with a Core i5-11600K CPU