1080p high / 1440p capable
Whitewisp
The step past entry level: maxed-out 1080p with room to try 1440p, in a beautiful white colorway.
£1,149
Includes VAT where applicable · Free collection from Dollar, Clackmannanshire
- Super clean white aesthetic, perfect for a white setup
- Strong upgrade path: AM5 socket and a PSU sized for the next GPU too
- Quiet under load with tuned fan curves and a proper tower cooler
- 8-hour burn-in with this machine's written test results included
Pay when you collect - bank transfer or cash. Send the enquiry and I'll confirm the details and the price, then we book the build in.
2-year labour warranty on every build. Want it specced differently?
Description
What you're getting
Whitewisp sits between Glen and the 1440p builds: for players who want 1080p completely solved - high settings, high refresh - and the headroom to run a 1440p monitor in most titles without buying twice.
The extra spend over Glen goes into a far better graphics card and a blazingly fast CPU (what I use in my own personal build), which is exactly where frame rates come from at this tier along with a super sleek white aesthetic. Everything else keeps the same no-corners approach: quality board, branded PSU with upgrade headroom, and a fast Gen4 SSD.
Hand-assembled in Dollar, burned in for 8 hours, delivered with Windows clean and current.
Tech specs
The full sheet
- CPU
- AMD Ryzen 5 7600X (6 cores / 12 threads)
- GPU
- AMD Radeon 9060XT 8GB
- Memory
- 16GB DDR5 (EXPO enabled)
- Storage
- 1TB NVMe Gen4 SSD
- Motherboard
- B650 chipset, AM5 socket
- Cooling
- Tower air cooler, tuned fan curves
- PSU
- 650W 80+ Gold
- Case
- NZXT H5 Flow, 4 RGB fans
- OS
- Windows 11 Pro/Linux Distro of your choice, activated and updated
- Warranty
- 2-year labour, manufacturer parts warranties
Estimated performance
Frame rates at 1080p
Higher is smoother. Anything at or above the 60 mark plays comfortably; competitive players chase the numbers well past it.
Fortnite
~280 fps
1080p · High
Valorant
~450 fps
1080p · High
Call of Duty: Warzone
~130 fps
1080p · High
Cyberpunk 2077
~100 fps
1080p · High, DLSS Quality
Helldivers 2
~95 fps
1080p · High
Baldur's Gate 3
~110 fps
1080p · Ultra
marker = 60 fps
Why you can trust these numbers
These are estimates, not measurements. Nobody can promise you an exact frame rate before your machine exists, and any shop that does is guessing at you with a straight face.
Each figure is the average frame rate that this exact combination of processor and graphics card is widely reported to hit, at the resolution and settings written beside it. Where a game is running with upscaling (DLSS or FSR) that's stated too, because leaving it out is how a mediocre number gets dressed up as a good one. Where a game caps its own frame rate, the cap is what you see - not a bigger, meaningless number.
What is measured is your specific machine. Before it leaves the bench it runs 8 hours of processor, graphics and memory stress testing, and you get that machine's own temperatures and results in writing.
Whitewisp · £1,149
Built to order, tested for 8 hours, and covered by a 2-year labour warranty. Returns & warranty