Since I want to buy a PC for my son and have very little idea about it, I turn to this forum. I'm currently looking for a complete package PC, monitor, etc. In order to use it with Netflix, Office program applications and Fortnite Game.
Question: Is it easily possible with this calculator or should I pay attention to something relevant? Note, my son is not a professional but only a casual gamer who occasionally fiddles with friends:
CPU: AMD A10-9700 APU (Accelerated Processing Unit) 4 × 3500 MHz, with TurboCORE technology up to 3800 MHz, integrated graphics unit
CPU cooler: Silent cooler for socket AM3+ / FM1 / FM2 / AM4
Boot SSD: SSD 240 GB (read 500 MB / s | write 350 MB / s)
1. Hard disk: 2000 GB SATA, Seagate® / Toshiba / WD®
Memory: 16 GB DDR4 RAM, dual channel, max. 2666 MHz, crucial
Graphics: AMD Radeon R7 graphics, max. 2 GB HyperMemory, DirectX® 12, VGA, HDMI
Mainboard: ASUS® PRIME A320M-K, socket AM4, AMD A320 chipset, 1 × M.2, 4 × SATA III (6 GBit / s), RAID support, 4 × USB 3.1, 2 × USB 2.0, 2 × front USB, 1 × PCIe 3.0 X16, 2 × PCIe 2.0 X1, 2 × PS / 2, 7.1 HD Audio (ALC887 Audio Codec)
1.Opt.drive: 24 × multi-format DVD burner (CD-R, CD-RW, DVD ± R, DVD ± RW, DVD R9 (DL))
Network: 10/100/1000 MBit / s Ethernet LAN, DSL capable
WLAN: 300 MBit / s WLAN card - RT3690 chipset, 2 detachable antennas (supports IEEE 802.11b / g / n with 11, 54 and 300 MBit / s)
Sound: integrated OnBoard 7.1 controller ALC887, HD audio
Housing: CSL Volcano black, 3x 120mm fans with red LED lighting, fan control with 3 levels, 2 × front USB (1 × USB 3.1, 1 × USB 2.0), closed, side wall with viewing window is included
Power supply: 500 watt CSL silent power supply, 82% efficiency
Monitor: ASUS VZ279HE widescreen TFT display, energy efficiency class: A (scale A ++ to E), 69 cm (27 ") diagonal, power consumption in standard operation: 22W, energy consumption: 36 kWh / year, power consumption in standby: 0.5W, 1920 × 1080 pixel resolution, FullHD, IPS panel, VGA, HDMI, LED backlight, color black
Keyboard / mouse: CSL Gaming Desktop Morpheus, gaming keyboard with three selectable LED background colors in red / blue / purple, gaming mouse with optical sensor, 6 buttons and RGB LEDs
Extras: HDMI cable, 2 m
Operating system: Windows 10 Home, 64-bit (preinstalled and including installation DVD)
Software: BullGuard Internet Security (incl. 90 days updates)
The processor is simply too weak and so is the Igpu.
A PC with a Ryzen 5 2600 and an RX580 or 590 would make more sense.
This answer confuses me a bit, since I read in another forum, 2.8GHz would be recommended for a Core i5 and for the AMD it is up to 3.8GHz
The more the better
From Amazon? What's the price? The processor is a bit too weak
Garfikkarte is also not really available
Then maybe that would be something?
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3400G 4 × 3700 MHz, with AMD Precision Boost technology up to 4200 MHz
CPU cooler: Silent cooler for socket AM3+ / FM1 / FM2 / AM4
Boot SSD: M.2 SSD 240 GB Kingston A400 (500 MB / s read | 350 MB / s write)
1. Hard disk: 1000 GB SATA, Seagate® / Toshiba / WD®
Memory: 16 GB DDR4 RAM, dual channel, max. 3200 MHz, Kingston HyperX FURY
Graphics: AMD Radeon ™ Vega 11 Processor Graphics, max. 2 GB HyperMemory, DirectX® 12, VGA, DVI-D, HDMI
Mainboard: ASRock® B450M Pro4-F, socket AM4, AMD® B450 chipset, 2 × M.2, 4 × SATA III (6 GBit / s), RAID support, 4 × USB 3.1, 1 × USB 3.1 Type-C, 2 × front USB, 1 × PCIe 3.0 X16, 1 × PCIe 3.0 X16 @ X4, 1 × PCIe X1, 2 × PS / 2, 7.1 HD audio
1. Opt. Drive: not available and can't be retrofitted
Network: 10/100/1000 MBit / s Ethernet LAN, DSL capable
WLAN: 300 MBit / s WLAN card - RTL8192 chipset, 2 removable antennas (supports IEEE 802.11b / g / n with 11, 54 and 300 MBit / s)
Sound: integrated OnBoard 7.1 controller, HD audio
Housing: BoostBoxx Theseus, glass housing with black interior, aRGB lighting with 12V control (compatible with ASUS AURA, MSI Mystic Light and ASRock Polychrome), 3 × front USB (1 × USB 3.1, 2 × USB 2.0)
Power supply: 500 watt CSL silent power supply, 82% efficiency
Monitor: ASUS VZ279HE widescreen TFT display, energy efficiency class: A (scale A ++ to E), 69 cm (27 ") diagonal, power consumption in standard operation: 22W, energy consumption: 36 kWh / year, power consumption in standby: 0.5W, 1920 × 1080 pixel resolution, FullHD, IPS panel, VGA, HDMI, LED backlight
Keyboard / mouse: CSL Gaming Desktop Morpheus, gaming keyboard with three selectable LED background colors in red / blue / purple, gaming mouse with optical sensor, 6 buttons and RGB LEDs
Extras: HDMI cable, 2 m
Operating system: Windows 10 Home, 64-bit, preinstalled and including installation medium USB stick
Software: BullGuard Internet Security (incl. 90 days updates)
In this case, the total price, including monitor, keyboard and mouse, would be 899 euro
At lower settings, Fortnite will probably run between 30 and 45 FPS. That is "sufficient", but how it is with PCs will look very different again in 2 years. For Netflix and Office, that's enough.
About the sound: Since neither the PC nor the monitor comes with a loudspeaker, you have to buy them if you don't have one at home.
@DeaDo what do you think about this one?
I'm concerned with the here and now, then I will upgrade in 2 years. I just don't know what matters with the graphics cards.
The GHz number does not play such an important role.
This PC would be much more suitable for Fortnite.
https://www.dubaro.de/GAMING-PC/Gamer-PC-Ryzen-5-1600-mit-GTX1650Super::3321.html
You would have to configure windows with it.
At Amzon there are only bad Pcs [Or stop Csl computers] (Since they already give 7% to Amazon!) 899 is too much
So I would put 2 Pcs to choose from: https://hardwarerat.de/...0-sata-ssd
(Costs 500 but because of Corona…)
https://hardwarerat.de/...0-sata-ssd
(Costs 600 but because of Corna…)
But prices are unlikely to drop in the next few weeks
Monitor: https://www.mediamarkt.de/...rtseite%7C
With newsletter voucher 129 euro
keyboard
At the moment there are no particularly good offers except a wireless (less gaming-compatible keyboard [But since your son? Yes, certainly not a professional player, it shouldn't be that bad])
https://www.saturn.de/...51cc5fac39
If he doesn't like it, take one from the hardwarerat.de shop (or send a link and I "rate" it)
Mouse https://hardwarerat.de/...chwarz-usb
A simple mouse pad is sufficient from https://hardwarerat.de/...novationit
(The PCs have no Wi-Fi! That means would have to be connected via Lan / Dlan)
If you use the 640 (Pc) +129 (monitor) +19 (keyboard) +10 (mouse) +1.49 (mouse pad) = Sun ~ 800 (possibly a few euro shipping costs)
But since I've now seen that the budget is 900, you can also take the next higher-priced PC https://hardwarerat.de/...0-sata-ssd
(Or just take the previous one and Dlan if Lan is not possible)
If there are questions just answers (I'm also not a Pc professional but…)
All together there's unfortunately almost overpriced
How about this keyboard:
Yes, that's fine
How about this offer?
https://shoppingkanal24.store/computer/monitore/2885/philips-276e9qdsb/00-lcd-monitor-1920-x-1080-pixel-full-hd-5-ms-reaktionszeit
or then this one?
https://shoppingkanal24.store/computer/monitore/2929/philips-68-6-cm-27-curved-full-hd-monitor-271e1sca/00
This is a fake shop!
Oha… Honestly?
ok… Can I get anything reasonably reasonable at this price?
https://www.saturn.de/...77ba564063
169 euro or 149 euro if Otto is a new customer
There's nothing else on offer (but that CAN change quickly)
As if Otto was a new customer?
So buy from Otto?
If you were a new customer for 149 euro with code
https://www.mydealz.de/deals/aoc-c24g1-gaming-monitor-24-144-hz-full-hd-freesync-nur-fur-neukunden-sonst-17495-1564338
There's more information
Or Saturn with newsletter voucher 159 euro
Amazon if there are vouchers lying around 169 euro https://www.amazon.de/...07DTN4BM8/
