Unreal Engine

Our custom-built Unreal Engine workstations are designed to handle real-time rendering, game development, virtual production, and architectural visualization with unmatched performance. With high-core-count CPUs for compiling and light baking, powerful GPUs for real-time ray tracing, and fast NVMe storage for large project files, our systems eliminate bottlenecks and keep up with Unreal Engine’s demanding workflows. Whether you're developing for PC, console, mobile, VR, or AR, our optimized workstations deliver the speed, stability, and power professionals rely on.

Unreal Workstation

$2,999.00
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Whether you're building a game or an interactive experience in Unreal Engine, this compact workstation is designed for maximum efficiency and speed. Powered by Intel’s high-speed Core™ Ultra processors, it delivers an ideal balance between high frame rates and fast compile times.

Paired with NVIDIA’s powerful GeForce GPUs, this system provides top-tier graphics performance and full support for advanced RTX ray tracing technology. If you’re unsure which configuration is right for your workflow, check out our Hardware Recommendations section for expert guidance.
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Unreal Plus Workstation

$4,019.00
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Built for serious Unreal Engine development, this tower workstation offers a wide range of hardware options to match your needs. Whether you require large amounts of RAM, specialty cards like NVIDIA’s Quadro Sync, or future expandability, this system is designed for maximum flexibility.

While our Compact system is a great space-saving option, this larger workstation provides room for additional drives, capture cards, and other upgrades. The extra internal space also makes modifications and future expansions much easier. If you’re unsure which configuration is right for your workflow, check out our Hardware Recommendations section for expert guidance.
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Unreal Pro Workstation

$6,749.00
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Designed for heavy Unreal Engine workloads, this powerhouse workstation leverages AMD’s Threadripper processors to deliver up to four times more CPU cores and system RAM. Whether you're compiling massive codebases or handling complex virtual production, this system is built to keep up.

While our Compact and Standard systems offer great performance at a lower cost, this workstation provides significantly higher core counts and memory capacity for demanding workflows. If you need maximum processing power for compiling, simulations, or large-scale production, this is the ultimate Unreal Engine development machine.
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Unreal Engine

Unreal Engine is a powerhouse for real-time 3D development, used in game design, virtual production, architectural visualization, and immersive experiences in VR and AR. With features like Nanite for high-detail assets, Lumen for real-time global illumination, and advanced ray tracing, Unreal Engine demands a high-performance workstation to handle complex scenes, lighting, simulations, and large-scale environments. A multi-core CPU speeds up compiling and light baking, while a high-end GPU ensures smooth real-time rendering and cinematic-quality visuals. Fast NVMe storage and ample RAM are essential for managing massive project files and high-resolution assets without slowdowns. Our custom-built Unreal Engine workstations are engineered to provide exceptional speed, stability, and efficiency, allowing developers and creators to push creative boundaries without hardware limitations.

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Workstation Hardware Guide

Unreal Engine Workstation Guide: Performance & Recommendations

Optimizing Workstation PCs for Unreal Engine

Unreal Engine is a powerful real-time 3D creation tool used for game development, virtual production, architectural visualization, and immersive experiences in VR and AR. While Epic Games provides system requirements, these specs only outline the minimum hardware needed to run the software—not what delivers optimal performance. At Workstation PC, we take a data-driven approach, running extensive real-world benchmarks to determine the best configurations for CPU, GPU, RAM, and storage. Our custom-built Unreal Engine workstations ensure faster compiling, smoother real-time rendering, and efficient workflow management, so you can push creative boundaries without hardware limitations.

Choosing the Right CPU for Unreal Engine

Unreal Engine’s performance depends on your workflow:

  • General Development & Game Design – Tasks like level design, blueprint scripting, and scene assembly perform best with high-clock-speed CPUs like Intel Core Ultra 9 285K or AMD Ryzen 9 9950X.
  • Compiling & Light Baking – Multi-threaded workloads, such as shader compilation, GI baking, and building from source, benefit from high-core-count CPUs like AMD Threadripper 7970X or 7980X, offering significant speed gains.
  • Hybrid Workflows – Intel’s Turbo Boost and AMD’s Precision Boost allow CPUs to dynamically adjust clock speeds, balancing single-threaded and multi-threaded performance for versatile workflows.

Optimizing GPU Performance for Unreal Engine

Unreal Engine relies heavily on the GPU for real-time rendering, ray tracing, and high-fidelity visuals. We recommend:

  • NVIDIA RTX 5090 (32GB VRAM) – The most powerful option for large-scale projects, VR development, and real-time cinematic rendering.
  • NVIDIA RTX 5080 (16GB VRAM) – A strong choice for game development, virtual production, and multi-display workflows.
  • NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada (48GB VRAM) – Ideal for virtual production, video walls, and high-end visualization workflows requiring large VRAM capacity.

How Much RAM Does Unreal Engine Need?

Memory requirements depend on project complexity:

  • 32GB – Recommended for most developers and smaller projects.
  • 64GB+ – Ideal for light baking, large-scale environments, and high-resolution textures.
  • 128GB+ – Necessary for massive game worlds, cinematic-quality assets, and multi-application workflows.

Storage Considerations for Unreal Engine Workstations

Unreal Engine projects require fast, high-capacity storage for asset loading, compiling, and backups. We recommend:

  1. Primary Drive (500GB+ NVMe SSD) – For OS and Unreal Engine installation.
  2. Project Drive (1-2TB NVMe SSD) – Stores active Unreal Engine projects for faster loading times.
  3. Asset Library & Backup Drive (SATA SSD or HDD) – For textures, materials, and archived projects.
  4. Network-Attached Storage (NAS) – Essential for studios managing shared assets and large development teams.

Build the Ultimate Unreal Engine Workstation

Our custom-built Unreal Engine workstations are engineered for game development, virtual production, and high-end visualization, delivering exceptional speed, stability, and efficiency. Whether you're building immersive worlds, crafting cinematic experiences, or developing real-time applications, our systems ensure seamless performance and next-level productivity.

Need expert advice? Our team can help configure the perfect Unreal Engine workstation PC tailored to your workflow. Get in touch today and take your Unreal Engine development to the next level!