Looking for a finished gaming PC around 900-1000 euro. Conditions:
All games can be played smoothly with 144 FPS (primarily Fortnite, Valorant and Rocket League with more) in 1080p and at the same time have Discord open and, importantly, still stream.
So it is most important to me that the PC packs Fortnite with the lowest settings with 144 FPS even if I'm currently streaming. 1000 euro would be okay, 900 euro would be good.
And building it yourself is not an option.
You will not get a better answer and you will get this answer several times, but there's only one thing: Hardwarerat.de
https://hardwarerat.de/...windows-10
Would that be good?
Ui saw that the site doesn't send to Austria…
Hardwaredealz.com can take a look around there
Finished gaming PC
All of the PCs on HardwareRat are the best bang for your buck.
Whether you like it or not, there are no perfect ready-made pcs, but pages on which you can have them put together, rhino computer is overpriced, but that could possibly work with Austria.
Otherwise I would see if you are lucky on Ebay. (of course secured with a sales contract ect)
A finished PC doesn't have to be perfect either. Here and there you can certainly find good snappers, even if they get lost among all the other bad finished PCs.
Well not necessarily.
Just write a letter maybe something can be done… The operator should actually be pretty correct, he'll probably send you the goods if you pay for it
And no the PCs are very well configured. But they don't offer the best either, otherwise Tim would have to react to every price fluctuation and buy and plan hardware accordingly - that doesn't make any sense. Accordingly, he always plans and buys for a few weeks, not a few days.
Every now and then there are really good gaming PCs on Otto.de or something like that, where you definitely get a bad mainboard and bad power supply
Of course, you get better things if you configure and / or build your own PCs. That was expressly excluded by the FS. And other PC shops certainly don't update their configurations much more often than Tim.
