Fortnite PCs in Netanya — 60, 144 or 240 FPS

Fortnite

A Fortnite PC — what really matters

Fortnite does not forgive lost frames: every late shot is a miss. That is why we build Fortnite PCs around a fast CPU, fast memory and NVMe storage — not around an expensive graphics card alone.

  • A 6-core CPU or better — it sets your low frames, not the average
  • 16GB DDR4 or DDR5 memory at 3200MHz or faster
  • NVMe storage — the game loads fast and textures do not drop mid-fight
  • A 144Hz monitor or better — 240FPS on a 60Hz screen is wasted
  • Quiet cooling and low temperatures — stable frames even in hour three

Which tier suits you

All five tiers run Fortnite. The difference is how many stable frames you get and at what settings:

  • Basic — 1080p in Performance mode, for home and casual play
  • Optimal — 1080p on higher settings, plus light streaming
  • Gamer — a stable 144FPS with a 144Hz monitor
  • Pro — the road to 240FPS, streaming on the same PC
  • Top — the maximum: 240FPS and more, streaming, recording and editing

Not sure what fits? Tell us your monitor and the games you play — we will point you to the right tier without paying for what you do not need.

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FAQ

How many FPS will I get in Fortnite?

Basic tier — 60–100 FPS at 1080p. Optimal and Gamer — 144–240 FPS. Pro and Top — 240 FPS and more, including streaming.

What matters more — CPU or graphics card?

In Fortnite the CPU drives your low frames and stability, while the graphics card sets settings and resolution. So we balance the two instead of spending the whole budget on a GPU.

Can I play and stream on the same PC?

Yes, from the Pro tier up. We put the encoding on the graphics card so you do not lose frames.

How do we set the graphics in Fortnite?

Performance mode gives the highest frames, DX12 looks better. We set the PC up for your monitor — no guesswork.

Can I upgrade later?
Is there a warranty?
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