Operating system: Windows 10 Home
- Processor: Intel Core i7-10700F 8 x 2900 MHz (Turbo up to 4800MHz)
- Mainboard: brand mainboard H410M
- WLAN: WLAN high-speed card type 802.11bgn for wireless Internet connection
- RAM: 16GB DDR4 RAM 2400 MHz
- Graphics card: Nvidia GeForce GTX1660 6GB
- 1st hard drive: 480 GB SSD high performance
- 2nd hard drive: 1000 GB SATA III Toshiba 7200 rpm
- Case: Hunter with RGB case fans
- Sound: 7.1 integrated sound card, HD audio
- Power supply: 500 watt Xilence Performance
- Drive: no drive
- Screen: 24 "Full HD LED screen ASUS - Resolution: 1920x1080 (FullHD)
- Keyboard: Gaming keyboard
- Mouse: gaming mouse
Hello I wanted to ask what you say about this PC. I have no experience with a PC but would like to get one. I want to play on it like fortnite ls19, … With a few mods that's enough or not what is your opinion, thank you in advance
Sounds a lot like an overpriced box from Otto. What does that cost?
In a nutshell: No!
If the power supply is not fully specified, garbage is built in, same with the mainboard. Every manufacturer has good and bad products!
When it comes to the power supply unit, it is particularly important that a good one is installed, as this has a significant impact on the durability of the components!
What would the price be? Such complete packages are usually grossly overpriced!
https://hardwarerat.de/...aming-pcs/ better look around here!
Looks good. Would take two fans and maybe not a cheap A400, but a Crucial BX500, but otherwise that fits
Hello the package would cost 1199 euro, I'd rather buy a complete PC and have everything. Do you have a page where there's a complete PC
I have linked. https://hardwarerat.de/...aming-pcs/
these are the gaming PCs
In addition, you can simply buy a monitor, mouse and keyboard, you can't usually go wrong with that. If I were you, I would spend 900-1000 euro on the PC and then use a good 150 euro monitor with a good mouse and preferably a mechanical keyboard
Okay, thank you, I'll take a look around there
That looks to me like a badly configured finished PC. What kind of budget do you have?
Really a pile of thrown together residual items. INCREDIBLE what some people dare to do! Well, save yourself some money and nerves and take this one:
https://hardwarerat.de/...-pro?c=110
that's easily enough for what you want to do.
Top! We're here if you have any questions. Or you write ne whatsapp to the hardware council support. Robin is always happy to provide advice. I can recommend the monitor as a monitor: https://hardwarerat.de/...-v2-curved
Unfortunately, I can't recommend the monitor. The picture is very, very bad, milky and not true to color. Besides, the brightness is not good! My 100 euro Asus monitor with TN panel has a much better picture. You can hardly get anything out of the color settings.
Especially as a second monitor, it is very noticeable how bad the picture is. I only bought it because HardwareRat listed it
Monitors are a stupid cow! I only recommended it because I was told it was good.
