I'm considering buying a PC because I only have a semi-good laptop at the moment. Unfortunately, I have absolutely no idea about PCs.
The only thing I already know: Windows 10, medium storage space and a good graphics card would be great. In terms of the price range, definitely under 1000 euro, there should be something good to be found…
I don't have particularly high demands, I just want to be able to surf the Internet smoothly and play more demanding games.
I don't need a screen, I already have one, just a PC, mouse and keyboard, but I'll probably get those separately anyway.
With 500 euro, few demanding games will be able to play.
I also just noticed and changed it again
Why an i7? It is (in comparison) very expensive and completely superfluous for gaming, then rather a weaker CPU and more money in the graphics card.
At the moment I wouldn't be putting together a PC either. GPUs and power supplies in particular have become very expensive.
500 euro and challenging games are two terms that don't like each other.
If you have no idea about PCs, then you should get yourself a ready-made PC. Have a look at Dubaro or Hardware Council, there's bound to be something.
I can no longer work on the question, I also noticed
What would your other price range be that you want to name now.
As I said, no idea about PCs.
Thanks, I'll have a look
I would recommend waiting a few more months (if you can) as the hardware is currently extremely expensive. Since you don't seem to understand very much about PCs, building it yourself is probably not an option for you. At the PC shop dubaro there are inexpensive PCs, but for 500 euro you don't get anything good.
I actually wanted to write something between 500 euro - 1000 euro "Of course you can't get a good PC under 500 euro. My mistake
Look at the usual suspects. Hardware deal, Dubaro, hardware advice.
At normal time, you can get an even better deal by building it yourself.
So for 700-1000 euro you can get something reasonable
But no i7
I have already read another question that is apparently relatively superfluous
* in another answer to my question
https://hardwarerat.de/...-pro?c=110 that has the best price-performance ratio
Thank you, it looks pretty good. Let's see, maybe I'll take that. But I'll probably wait at least a few more weeks.
