Can you put together a PC for me for 800 euro?

Thanks to everyone who reads this question. I'm not that experienced with PC hardware yet. I have around 800 euro available. The best thing is to get everything out of the 800 euro that is possible, and the most important parts with a little more performance. LEDs are not that important. Only when the hardware is right can I think about a nicer case. The housing should have a clean look in white.

I plan to play the following games:

-Fortnite (around 120FPS)

Remote bus simulator (should look nice and run smoothly)

-Minecraft (should run smoothly)

-GTA V (around 80 FPS) and liquid

I think an 800 euro pc should do that. (According to research) it should also be future-proof. Would be nice if you put the parts in the shopping cart on the respective page. Have a colleague who sets up my PC. So that shouldn't be a problem.

If you switch off the FPS display you can get all this (I don't know Fernbus) for a lot less money.

But if you want something future-proof, we're more likely to have a 1,000 and a PC with a 3060 and a correspondingly powerful processor.

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 3600

Cooling: supplied stick cooler, or be Quiet! Dark rock

Mainboard: MSI B450M Pro-VDH Max

RAM: 16GB 3000Mhz CL16 G.Skill Aegis (2x 8GB

SSD: 1TB M2 Nvme Intel 665p

Graphics card: 6GB KFA2 GTX 1660 Super

Power supply: 80+ Gold 550W Silentium

Housing: Antec P7

SSD / HDD, housing, RAM and cooling can also consist of other components. Whereby the RAM should already have quality.

Thank you first for your answer. Would like to have fan cooling instead of water cooling. Not only because of the negotiable price, they are also easier to maintain.

But I can't understand that I'm buying something bad, wrong or overpriced…

Dude, if the budget doesn't have to cover an ultra-thick monitor, you can put together a hell of a machine at the current prices.

Now buy something like ne 1660 super and then retrofit ne 3060 later but would be even more expensive. The cheaper Grakas are currently between 50 and 100 euro more expensive than you might expect.

The problem is I can't do it as a beginner: /

And no, I buy the monitors separately.

Alternate has a PC configurator where incompatible hardware is sorted out directly. So you can't really go wrong with that. But it is also not the cheapest provider.

Everything is cool, but with the budget he can go up a generation in terms of the cpu and take a gpu with 8gb, which is also available at low prices on ebay. E.g. Windforce

The stick cooler is really not bad. If you want to buy one extra, the Rocks from AMD, Be Quiet, Cooler Master, and Arctic are good

So do you think I should take the 3060?

Ne hell machine probably not. More like a hell of a machine.

Do you just want to gamble? Or do something else?

Sounds like 800 euro is too much for the PC I need - it's fun, I know that it can only go up.

It depends what you want. If you just want to play the games you mentioned, you don't need more than 60 FPS and you should easily get that for (well?) Below 600.

Do you want a PC that is future-proof you need more money and probably ne 3060 because AMD cards, when I looked the last time, either did not have the power or were significantly more expensive.

I think because this is possibly a ready-made PC. The costs are so much because then I don't have to do anything and a friend said that 200-300 euro are actually for nothing

Mainly gamble. Maybe something else for school. And of course talking in Dicord on the side, but I don't think that consumes a lot of power

I can recommend Hardwaredealz.com. There you will be shown good options at good prices.

Does the 3060 still have any errors? And how much does it cost? Heard that everyone wants it, but you can hardly find it anywhere

Uff with hardware deal I don't know where to start xD

Humbug. At least on the order of magnitude.

By screwing it yourself you might save hundreds but not 2-3 times that. Of course there are also overpriced ready-made PCs, so price comparisons are mandatory. But that applies to every major purchase.

I bought it on the issue date and it was available for 500. If you can find the one for the price, that's ok.

Go to under 800/900 euro and there are the products on the left

I'll take a look, thanks

500 euro? For the beginning I think it's too blatant.

I took a look around. How do you find such a PC with the parts. Sounds really cool from the performance and the results. As a comparison, Rainbow alone has 160 FPS on Ultra settings.

https://www.hardwaredealz.com/bester-gaming-pc-fuer-unter-800-euro-gamer-pc-bis-800-euro

I think I'll get that. Thanks

https://www.hardwaredealz.com/bester-gaming-pc-fuer-unter-800-euro-gamer-pc-bis-800-euro

That's exactly what I would put together. You can hardly get a GTX 1660 Super the way I just noticed. I might wait a little longer. I've seen that the parts I bought 6 months ago are now sometimes 20 euro more expensive.

Oh. As long as you don't want to render or play music, that doesn't matter.

Ryzen 5 3600 is great. The last generation with the win7 is running without any strange side effects or losses. Cost around 160 euro. Since you have a bit of coal, I would even take ne ryzen7. In addition the msi b-450m vdh-max and ddr4 ram with 3200mhz, of which 4x 8 bars. A 1tb ssd and the gpu from ebay, any geforce with at least 8 gb on it. Definitely never buy a power supply, one with min 650watt (better 750)

Make sure that everything fits in with the housing. I recently bought such a cheap part for 40 euro and had to cut something from the gpu so that it fits in.

I've always done it that way. Write down what I roughly need… Cpu at least clock frequency, ram how much and which clock, hdd capacity and speed (or ssd), how many usb ports I need, etc.

Then popped on the table at two / three at two / three local pc-shops with the request to make me an offer which convinced me not to order in the inet.

Screwing together is something that you can dust off on top if you don't feel like it.

I've seen the 800 euro PC from Hardware Dealz and I'm just impressed by the benchmarks. Here is the link: https://www.hardwaredealz.com/bester-gaming-pc-fuer-unter-800-euro-gamer-pc-bis-800-euro

OK,

and so that I have harlequin stress, I just came across the website of HardwareDealz. I'm so taken with the performance. The site is very nicely designed. Take a look at it and then you can write something about it. I've already asked someone and he says the pc is very good.

https://www.hardwaredealz.com/bester-gaming-pc-fuer-unter-800-euro-gamer-pc-bis-800-euro

Yep, offer is ok.