This build takes a practical approach to Super Meat Boy at 1080p by selecting modern components that guarantee stable performance without chasing unnecessary horsepower for a lightweight 2D game. It accepts a moderate overall cost in exchange for future-proofing the platform while avoiding the classic mistake of pairing an ancient low-end CPU with a high-end GPU, which often introduces micro-stutter in timing-critical titles. The result is a machine that handles frantic movement, blood particles, and instant respawns with consistent frame pacing so you can focus on perfecting each level. The AMD Ryzen 5 9600X provides more than enough multi-threaded responsiveness for the game’s engine while its efficient 65W design pairs cleanly with the Thermalright Peerless Assassin cooler, keeping temperatures low during long practice sessions. The XFX Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB offers strong raster performance and ample VRAM headroom well beyond what Super Meat Boy requires, but its real value here is reliable driver behavior and easy support for VSync or frame-rate limiting tools that prevent the common speedup issue. This CPU-GPU balance avoids bottlenecks in either direction and ensures the game never feels heavy even during chaotic boss fights or warp zones. System balance comes from the ASUS B650 WiFi motherboard supporting fast DDR5 memory, a reliable 1TB Kingston NV3 SSD for quick level loading, and the 650W MSI PSU that comfortably powers the RX 9060 XT while leaving room for minor upgrades. The Montech AIR 903 case supplies excellent airflow to maintain steady performance. Overall the parts work together to deliver exactly what this scenario needs: rock-solid timing in a simple but demanding platformer without overspending on graphics features the game cannot use.