^This^… Very much this (own one 
). Here’s a rough approximation of hardware needs:
1000 Series - Early UE4 (4.18)
2000 Series - Later UE4 (4.27)
3000 Series - Early UE5 (beta / preview)
4000 Series - Later UE5 (current)
There are some exceptions to this if you do a search in hardware threads. Where lower or mid-tiered 4000 series are completely over-hyped / overpriced, versus higher 3000 series, that offer far better value for money right now. But as a marker the table offers a starting point.
@Breadytoast - Why not use some of those full-stack GBPillions to treat yourself to a beast like a 4090 or something similar? BTW: What does full-stack mean anyway? You know, when its sitting at home on the sofa maybe, watching Mr Bates vs the Post Office or something…
Tech jargon has become so crass, its now almost full-on CULT like. Scrum / Agile, hello??? 
Maybe its useful for getting past adversarial CV / Resume AI filters though??? But it kinda feels like a bit of a scam for tech outsourcers to overcharge some of their corporate clients. 