This build is designed around the specific demands of Call of Duty: WWII at 1440p: enough GPU strength to push higher pixel counts with improved textures, supported by a CPU that handles the game's moderate simulation load without running into thread limitations. The AMD Ryzen 5 7600X provides six cores and twelve threads on the current AM5 platform, which is more than sufficient for WWII's matchmaking, AI, and multiplayer simulation. The game does not scale meaningfully beyond a handful of threads, so this processor delivers strong per-core performance without overspending on cores you will not use. It also leaves room to grow into more demanding titles down the line. The SAPPHIRE PULSE AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT OC with 16GB of video memory is the centerpiece at 1440p. The extra resolution demands more from the graphics card, and the 16GB of VRAM provides comfortable headroom for texture quality and effects settings without fighting for memory. For a 2017 engine, this GPU class pushes 1440p play well beyond minimum comfort levels, giving you headroom to raise visual settings in multiplayer while keeping frame delivery consistent during chaotic Zombies rounds and campaign set pieces. Supporting components stay sensible: 16GB of DDR5-6000 RAM handles the game's modest memory footprint, a 1TB NVMe SSD keeps load times quick, and a 650W power supply covers the system's actual power draw comfortably. Nothing here is overbuilt for a 2017 title—every part earns its place by matching what 1440p play actually requires.