For the CPU, we chose nothing else but AMD's Ryzen 5 3600X. This incredible processor from the AMD's 3000 series packs an unbelievable amount of power at such an affordable price. This processor is the X version, meaning that it is the upgraded version of Ryzen 5 3600 and overclocks up to 4.4Ghz. It comes with 6 Cores and 12 Threads which will destroy any AAA game that you will throw at it. With this processor, you can feel confident that you won't need a better CPU for a very long time. This processor is also great for streaming and virtual reality which are both rising in popularity. If you want to save some money you can always buy the non-X version (Ryzen 5 3600) but it does have a little bit weaker performance. Overall Ryzen 5 3600x is an extremely powerful processor with an incredibly decent price.

In the center of the build, we put GIGABYTE X570 Gaming X. This motherboard looks marvellous while still being priced very well. One very cool feature of this motherboard is the GIGABYTE's Q-Flash Plus. With this feature, you don't need to install the processor, memory, graphics card, nor enter the BIOS menu to flash the BIOS. You need only to download and save a new BIOS file on a USB flash drive and press the dedicated Q-Flash Plus button. It's a very beneficial feature since AMD's processors are known to have a lot of problems with BIOS.

To process your gaming needs, RTX 2060 is a perfect fit for this budget. It is one of the latest cards coming from the RTX series release. This card might seem like a copy of GTX 1060, but trust us, it's worth the upgrade. You can check why RTX cards are better than GTX cards here. This card will easily tackle any game on max settings with 60fps on 1080p and even 1440p. As this card is from the RTX series, it comes with new technologies which include the latest GDDR6 memory and the all-new ray-tracing capabilities. If you some extra cash on hand, you can also buy the RGB version from MSI which will look amazing with the motherboard.

For the RAM, we came up with the Ripjaw's 2x8GB 3200MHz. While there are many good options out there, this bundle has the best pricing considering the memory speed and the reputability of the brand. If you find a better deal, go for it. Just remember to buy two sticks of RAM to enable the dual channelling.

For the storage memory, we chose Samsung SSD 860 EVO 1TB. We decided to go without any HDD memory since it is remarkably slower than SSD and we don't believe that you would need much more than 1TB of memory. But that is only our opinion and you can always go with some HDD memory since it is extremely cheap. It also depends on your type of gaming style, such as do you like playing a lot of different games or if you're obsessed with one game such as League of Legends or CS:GO.

For the computer case, we came up with NZXT H510. A very simple, but good looking gaming PC case for an affordable price. It comes from a very reputable brand NZXT, so you can expect top-notch product quality. It comes with two simple 120mm fans for additional air ventilation. Based on reviews, cable management is very simple, which is quite rare in PC cases below $75.

To power your new build, we layed our trust upon Thermaltake's SMART 600W PSU. It is a cheap PSU from a somewhat reputable brand. It provides 600W power which will be more than enough to your new rig. If you found a cheaper PSU, please be careful and read the reviews. When buying from an unheard brand, it is much more likely that you will get a faulty PSU, which can cause permanent damage to your PC components.

The Rosewill's M59 gaming mouse is a perfect, budget-friendly gaming mouse. Costing just above $20, it will be a purchase you won't regret. This mouse feels very comfortable, has 6 programmable buttons and 6 customized DPI levels up to 10,000.

The Rosewill's NEON K51 gaming keyboard is another great deal coming from Rosewill. It is a hybrid mechanical switch gaming keyboard with a mechanical membrane feel. It is extremely affordable and even has a wrist pad. It does have RGB lighting with 8 backlight colors and 8 different effects.

For the monitor, we chose the MSI's G24C. A gaming pc build for $1000 will require a gaming monitor to use all of its capabilities. That is having 144hz and 1ms which will not only enhance the feel of your gameplay but also might give you a slight advantage. This monitor is only 23.6" which can be upgraded to 27", but that will cost you quite a bit.

For the chair, we chose Homall's brand. It's a typical racing style gaming chair. This chair doesn't cost the fortune and looks very good. It also has a lot of positive reviews from certified buyers. This gaming chair is a fantastic option for such a low price.