This configuration targets 1080p stealth play by pairing a capable Zen 5 CPU with a modern discrete GPU on a forward-looking platform, ensuring the entire system can deliver consistent, low-latency frames without excess cost. The AMD Ryzen 5 9600X provides strong single-thread performance and efficiency that keeps background OS tasks from introducing micro-stutter during long play sessions. Because the game’s engine is lightweight, the GPU does not need to be flagship-grade, yet the RTX 5070 12GB gives headroom for any future 2D or indie titles while maintaining buttery-smooth delivery at 1080p. The CPU-to-GPU balance is deliberately skewed toward system responsiveness rather than pure raster power. The Ryzen 5 handles the modest simulation and AI logic instantly, preventing any CPU-induced frame-time bumps that would ruin a perfect stealth run. The RTX 5070 then renders the sharpened Remaster assets cleanly without breaking a sweat, avoiding the frame dips older integrated graphics sometimes show at 1080p. This pairing sidesteps the common mistake of pairing a weak platform with an oversized GPU. Surrounding components reinforce the same priorities. The ASUS Prime B650-PLUS WiFi motherboard and 16GB of fast DDR5-6000 RAM create a responsive memory subsystem that keeps input-to-screen latency low. The Kingston NV3 1TB NVMe SSD loads level assets quickly so you can jump back into retries without waiting, while the Thermalright Peerless Assassin cooler and MSI 650W PSU keep the system quiet and stable under light load. The Montech AIR 903 case provides good airflow and space for the 5070 without unnecessary expense. Overall the build stays future-proof on the AM5 socket while refusing to overspend on GPU muscle the game cannot use, giving you reliable, precise performance exactly where Mark of the Ninja needs it most.