This build is engineered to deliver crisp 4K visuals in NieR:Automata while addressing the game's reliance on community mods and the custom engine's demands on graphics resources. By centering on a high-VRAM GPU and fast storage, the system handles heavy anti-aliasing, shadow rendering, and HD texture packs without compromising the fluid combat feel that defines the game. The overall logic accepts a mid-range CPU in favor of directing budget toward the components that directly impact 4K rendering and loading behavior. The Ryzen 5 9600X paired with the RX 9070 XT 16GB creates a sensible balance for this scenario. The game places low demands on the CPU for gameplay and AI, so the efficient 6-core Zen 5 processor provides more than enough headroom for Windows, mods, and background tasks. The Radeon RX 9070 XT, with its 16 GB of GDDR6, is the clear workhorse here: it powers through the high pixel load of 4K and the added VRAM pressure from texture mods that many 4K players apply. This pairing avoids GPU bottlenecks in dense fights or effect-heavy scenes while keeping the system responsive. System balance further supports the 4K focus. The 16 GB DDR5-6000 RAM meets the medium memory requirement without excess, the Kingston NV3 1 TB NVMe SSD eliminates transition stutters that plague slower storage, and the 850 W power supply comfortably supports the 304 W TDP GPU. The ASUS B650 motherboard, Thermalright air cooler, and Montech case provide a stable, well-ventilated foundation that avoids overspending on unneeded features. The result is a targeted 4K PC that prioritizes what actually moves the needle in NieR:Automata instead of wasting budget on mismatched components.