This build is designed to deliver crisp 4K visuals in Batman: Arkham Asylum without wasting budget on components that exceed the 2010 title’s modest CPU and RAM needs. It accepts the reality that the game remains locked around 60 FPS by default and instead focuses on eliminating stutter, maintaining PhysX and shadow quality, and ensuring the GPU can sustain high-resolution output during particle-heavy fights and fog-filled exploration. The overall balance targets reliable high-resolution play rather than competitive frame rates that the engine cannot fully utilize. The AMD Ryzen 5 7600X provides more than enough cores and cache for the game’s light CPU demands, handling crowd AI and engine logic without bottlenecking the GPU. Paired with the XFX Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB, the system gains substantial VRAM and rasterization performance ideal for 4K; 16 GB helps absorb the increased texture and effect memory footprint while the card’s power efficiency keeps temperatures and power draw reasonable inside the Montech AIR 903 case. This pairing avoids the classic mistake of pairing an overkill CPU with a weak GPU that would struggle to maintain fluid combat timing when PhysX and shadows are enabled. Supporting parts reinforce sensible priorities: the ASUS Prime B650-PLUS WiFi motherboard offers stable AM5 platform features and future-proofing at modest cost, while the 16 GB DDR5-6000 kit and Kingston NV3 1TB SSD provide fast memory and quick level loading without excess capacity. The Thermalright Peerless Assassin cooler keeps the Ryzen chip quiet under any load, and the 650W MSI PSU supplies clean power with overhead for the 160 W GPU. Together the configuration sidesteps overspending on extreme components while directly addressing the GPU-driven demands and modern-hardware quirks that matter most when playing Arkham Asylum at 4K.