I, no idea of computers, am looking for a sensible PC that does not have any great problems with games like Minecraft (with shader) or Fifa.
Furthermore, although I know that with a PC of self-assembled components significantly saves, but I have, as described, no idea of something. And in the circle of acquaintances I would come up with no one, so it would be nice if you could show me everything with a budget up to 900 euro.
Of course I can't expect a high-end gaming PC, maybe it's enough for mentioned games.
And: What about the second-hand market like classified ads? Dear fingers away or can you think about it? There you can apparently find really good deals.
You can make used market but there you should already have some idea otherwise you have to constantly ask new questions. Something you can do well if you have an idea of it and the market itself a few days look.
With finished PC's HardwareRat is a very good choice. They are quite cheap for finished PCs and still have performance. The shipping is a bit long with 2-10 working days but you get something decent.
https://hardwarerat.de/...arerat-900
This will allow you to play all current games quite well and Minecraft (by the way, it's written shader, guess what you mean) and FIFA are no problem.
I would only buy used, if you know it. Otherwise you will buy a cat in a sack, e.g. With outdated hardware or limited upgrade options. In addition, you will get a decent gaming PC for 900 euro.
Price-performance-wise, this is very good:
https://hardwarerat.de/...t-900?c=78
This one is also quite good and there are more customization options:
https://www.dubaro.de/GAMING-PC/The-Ultimate-Gaming-Platform::3667.html
It also has a better CPU, but less storage space.
Of course you would get even more out of the budget if you build yourself, but then you have to invest some time and deal with the topic. It's not difficult to get informed well, but you should be well informed:
https://www.hardwaredealz.com/bester-gaming-pc-fuer-unter-900-euro-gamer-pc-bis-900-euro/
New would have something like a RTX 2060 super (alternatively a rx 5700 xt) and ryzen 3600 in it.
In the budget used look hardly worth it. Such a 980 Ti, one of the fastest cards in 2015, is hardly faster than a 1660 TI, which today is only middle class. You will hardly find an older computer that makes good use of your budget, that's my point. If the budget was 600 euro I would have said look at the used market, but for 900 euro I would get a new one.
Great thank you! What do you mean with customization options? That, theoretically, could also obscure something more current?
Thank you so much! Exactly with Shader I said that did not want my auto correction
I think that without a big idea even with a guarantee better off. Mental security.
I'm glad if I can help you.
At Dubaro, you can directly select other components during the ordering process, e.g. If you want a different case or more memory, but sometimes with extra charge. With hadrwarerat you can only order the PC as it is offered.
In retrospect, all these 3 variants can be upgraded. That's why I recommend more current hardware, so you can upgrade better. If you buy something used with a slightly older motherboard, you may be limited here. Even off-the-shelf PCs (HP, Dell, Acer, etc.) are sometimes limited in their upgrade options. However, both Dubaro and Hardware Council build the PCs out of standard components, so upgrading is relatively easy, as you do not have to deal with any special parts that you can't find data on the Internet like on a PC often the case can be.
