Pcs of hardware advice?

Since I have absolutely no idea how to assemble and assemble PCs, I thought to myself that I should ask here and hope for at least a reasonably competent opinion and recommendations.

I have read many times that the HardwareRat PCs should be good and they are also fully assembled PCs.

I would like to play games on the PC like Minecraft (with mods), Sims 4, so more games that are not that powerful. However, I would also like to be able to play smoothly while recording and later also play better games.

Is a PC sufficient, which is more in the lower price range? (https://hardwarerat.de/computerpc/gaming-pcs/?p=1&o=1&n=12&max=846.39)

Which of these would you rate best in terms of value for money and which games can you play smoothly with this?

Thank you for more or less competent and helpful answers.

How much can you spend? What is in the lower price range for you? The hardware ratio 700 is best in terms of value for money, and it is also good enough for everything you intend to do with it

The hardware rate PCs are well configured, have a fair price and offer everything you would expect from a ready-made PC and since I know that some extreme DIY enthusiasts are aimed at the fact that many people should do things like guarantee, a stress test etc. But their reasons have to prefer a prefabricated PC

So I would not like to come over 1000, I know that you have to spend a lot more than 1000 euro for real gaming PCs, but I don't need that either

Oh you should be able to play almost everything with it except hald things like shadow of the tomb raider on wqhd or 4k but especially for full HD and things like csgo that is more than enough

Oh, then your budget is by no means tight and you don't need that much money anyway with what you plan to do with it. If so, the best thing to do is simply go to Hardware Rat800. The processor is good enough to record and stream and play alongside, and the graphics card is also capable of both, and the processor will also boost well because the cooler is not bad at all. From the price-performance ratio you pay 25 euro more compared to the hardwareatat 700 if you add the components installed, but it should be worth it. At least it would be worth it to me because it is quieter and faster.

And with which hardware advice exactly?

Conversely, do you think I can get there with the 400, 500 & 600 PCs or is that rather tight for my needs?

https://hardwarerat.de/...g-pcs/?p=2

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