I want to build my own gaming PC with a budget of 500 euro. I want to play current games like Fortnite well (medium settings, 100 FPS).
Can you recommend me individual parts, and also a shop where you can buy them?
Or do you know a website where you can get recommendations for individual parts?
Check out the £ 500 price range here:
https://geizhals.de/...WL-1566643
is easy to upgrade
What about it?
https://gaminggeiz.de/GAMING-PCs/500-Gaming-PC/
What about it?
https://gaminggeiz.de/GAMING-PCs/500-Gaming-PC/
In my opinion, the processor is much worse here.
Ram not usable for upgrading, ssd very small but suitable for storemi
graphics card: there are only complaints about the model
power supply only a temporary solution
otherwise ok
do you want rgb?
Can you recommend me a website where you can get the best for 500 euro, but you don't have to choose it yourself, but everything fits together and is up to date? And can also display Fortnite in 100 FPS at high or medium settings?
https://geizhals.de/...WL-1566643
that's how much it costs at the moment, what you take cheaper, you have to buy twice in the future…
cpu and graphics are enough to play fortnite on high with 144 frames.
I can also build a 100framer (esport) for 400, but it has to have everything new in the future…
So is that the perfect equipment for a 500-600 euro pc?
In the future, you only need to install a 700 euro cpu, a corresponding cooling and a 1300 euro graphic. The rest can stay as they are.
whereby I saved with the setup of the housing but also looked that it is extremely small and has everything it needs but no insulation.
Like 700 and 1300 euro?
4950x 700 euro cpu comes out at the end of the year
nvidea 5080 ti 1300 euro will be released in 2-3 years
ahja and the ram you can then double, slots are free for it.
then you have reached the limit of what is possible with the system.
What about it? Is cheaper and also meets my expectations with 100 FPS and full hd
https://www.zockergear.de/builds/500-euro-gaming-pc/#tab-con-3
You can fall for sales tricks or listen to a hardware professional…
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