Unfortunately I can't assemble any PC's, but I'm looking for a good one for around 400 euro.
My goals are to create a relaxed 80 FPS in games like GTA 5, Fortnite, Rocket League, so without a stuttering or hanging picture.
Would the following PC do that or could you recommend me for gambling?
(I know that the computer does not have its own graphics card. I will retrofit it so please rate it apart from the graphics card)
No that's not good.
Save some more and get a better one.
With 400 euro, you probably won't get 80 FPS easily. I recommend a budget of at least 750 euro for a gaming PC because you probably won't be able to achieve this performance with that.
The CPU is not bad and with a 1050 Ti I shouldn't be able to manage 70fps?
So my old one had an i5 and a GTX770 that also managed 70/80 fps
But the CPU is bad. I'm sorry.
Take a look on YouTube for a few tests on well-known YouTubers such as HardwareDealz Klixtra etc recommend this
I think you're confusing that. The Ryzen 5 3400G is different from the Ryzen 5 3400. I can already see from the values that it is not good. 4 cores with 3.7 GHz is not particularly good.
Then learn to assemble a PC
The pc is okay. 80FPS? It also depends a little on the graphics card. I guess you can do a lot with this thing! 60FPS should definitely be there.
° Good CPU
° Enough RAM
° Graphics card is still being upgraded
° Mainboard is okay too
You don't always have to talk badly. It is not a high-end device now, which should be clear in the price range, but I have seen significantly worse finished PCs there! With ready-made PCs, however, you should be careful because people like to cheat. I myself already had 2 ready-made PCs that all had some problem and after a short time also gave up the ghost. Since then, I've always been building my own PCs (two so far). It's not that difficult at all. But that's a different topic.
With a good graphics card, I think that 70-80FPS should be in it.
I myself had very good experiences with the CPU!
When did you have these good experiences? A few years ago, of course, the CPU was good.
The pc is very solid. Retrofitting a graphics card is no problem. However, I would grab the 500 euro PC straight away.
https://hardwarerat.de/...-480gb-ssd
So you are better advised overall.
