Is this computer fit?

https://www.rhino-computer.de/product_info.php?products_id=500 is the pc good for minecraft and fortnite? Fps should be 100+ in minecraft and 70+ in fortnite. I also saw a few tests with this processor and the graphics card and it ran well minecraft was at max 160-200 fps.

Do you want to achieve 100 FPS with an on-board chip? I think personally very improbable. Rather take a little more money in hand for a decent PC, I would calculate about twice as much.

The PC does not have a graphics card
The PC only has 8GB of RAM
The PC has an A320M board
The PC has a Xilence power supply

That's all that's bad about the PC. I don't notice anything explicitly good, although you could name the case there.

This is not a graphics card, it is an integrated graphics unit and it uses a lot of the RAM. That means the more and faster RAM, the better it runs.

Minecraft and Fortnite will run in 1080p and certainly with 60fps if you don't overdo it with the settings, but without a real graphics card it won't work with 160fps.

Vega 11 is the graphics card, isn't it?

No. This is an IGPU

For 546 someone suggested me when I asked. https://hardwarerat.de/...ws-10?c=78 This one!

Oh so lol

What about the computer I linked here? https://hardwarerat.de/...ws-10?c=78

You don't have a graphics card with you either… At least he'd have more ram. But as I said, do a little more math:

I have the following system (assembled by myself)

Mainboard: B550 a pro

CPU: Ryzen 5 3600

Ram: 3200mhz 64GB Ram DDR4

GPU: 3060 ti

SSD: 1TB M2 SSD

HDD: 2TB

maybe that will help you to some extent. But even my PC has its limits.

"The AMD Radeon RX Vega 11 is an integrated graphics card in the Ryzen APUs. Initially, the highest expansion level is only available in the Ryzen desktop APUs introduced at the beginning of 2018 (e.g. Ryzen 5 2400G). The GPU is based on the Vega architecture (5th generation GCN ) and offers 11 CUs (= 704 shaders) with up to 1240 MHz. "

Thanks, but I want to get a finished pc

It was not meant that way, just as a small approach. I know it's hard to find a PC. But take a little more money into your hand. Otherwise you will have a lot of costs in half a year at the latest because you are upgrading your system…

What does more money in hand mean? I'm only 15 years old and I don't have a job if you know now. That's just the problem. I have just 225 euro and it would take a long time to save up to 600 or whatever.

The system is not good. But it is enough to play Minecraft and Fortnite smoothly.

Yes, but exactly when I need it for 600 euro for so long… I want to be satisfied with that and not that the first switch-on already leads to a metal breakdown, right?

it may be that it is my opinion but still.