How is the pc?

How good is the PC for e.g. Gaming (e.g. GTA Fortnite PubG etc.), watching videos, Netflix, editing pictures, Office and co? And what would a priced PC go for?

It is stated:

CPU i7 8 mall 3.6GHz Displays Windows

16GB DDR3

500GB HDD

DVD RW

Graphics Intel HD 4600

Win 10 installed

Here is the link to see pictures:

Https://www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/game-pc-i7-8-mall-3-6ghz-16gb-ddr3-500gb/1590060189-228-17320

It's not good for gaming.

For Office only.

Ok for the price.

A graphics card and an SSD would have to be added

Not suitable for gaming. Is an office PC

Yes for office, but no for gaming because there's no real graphics card installed.

An HDD instead of SSD… And also one with a ridiculous 500 GB storage space… Here would be the first Well.

The second well then comes with the HD Graphics 4600 … It offers absolutely ZERO performance for heavy 2D or 3D applications. So you can hardly gamble anything complex with it.

And since you do not write which i7 it is, I assume, based on the HD Graphics 4600, that it is a 4th generation i7 … For today's partly processor-heavy games (e.g. CoD Warzone) the 3rd well.

All in one, at most, an office PC and I would give you a maximum of 200 euro for it if it were in good condition.

The display says i7-4790. Would it be worth it to install a GeForce GTX 1050 ti in the PC (then about +120 euro). Is that a good overall package for around 320 euro? Or rather then to look for another PC?

Instead of the 1050 Ti I would probably. The slightly better and more up-to-date GTX 1650 with 4 GB video memory and a 500 GB SATA SSD as system memory. Then you'd be around 400 euro / slightly above it and for the price it would be. Still make sense.

Thanks, I'll think about that then. But is the PC ok as it is at the moment (so then only cut / edit Netflix videos for Office videos)? And what price would then be fair with this information that is there?

Edit pictures… Well, that would work. When it comes to video editing, however, you don't have to expect much without a dedicated graphics card. However, for pure use as an office PC or to use it on the Internet, it will not be a problem for the PC.

So you could get a PC for 100 euro or is it worth it?

If you invest a little in the PC and put in a little work, it is worth it. Otherwise, in my opinion, there would be nothing better under the price for this PC and if so, then you can usually assume a rip-off.

Since Windows 10 is included, the 220 euro for such a system from private to private are just about okay. But you should bargain down a bit, if possible.

With "Core i7 - 8 × 3.6 Ghz + Intel HD 4600 Graphics" only one Core i7-4790 can actually be installed in this PC. (also confirms the photo series in the link)

In addition, a dedicated PCIe graphics card must also be installed, as Figure # 2 clearly suggests with the two white DVI connections below the case fan. (will not be a real "gamer card" either)

Could be a system from the Fujitsu Esprimo p420 E85+ series.

So you should ask the owner of this computer which graphics card apart from the Intel HD was installed and whether it still works.

Only with the Intel HD 4600 would GTA V be unplayable despite this still good CPU, and modern video formats like HEVC / H.265 would have to be decoded by the CPU itself due to the lack of hardware support for the HD 4600.

What is your maximum budget for a small multimedia PC with "GTA V - function option"?

Thanks for your help.

But you should bargain down a bit, if possible.

What does that mean, so what should you download?

With games like GTA, Fortnite, PubG and co, it was only intended for the future, so it doesn't have to be.

Office, streaming videos (e.g. Netflix YT Dazn etc.), video editing, image editing would be more important to me. Gaming for the future, but if a good graphics card were installed, that wouldn't be bad either.

My budget would be around 200 euro (everything possible down to less than 200 euro).

I clearly wrote down bargaining. (As you quoted yourself)

With games like GTA, Fortnite, PubG and co, it was only intended for the future, so it doesn't have to be.

What makes long-serving OEM complete systems from Fujitsu-Siemens, Dell & Co. Always very problematic if you do not check in advance which power supply unit and which mainboard are currently installed with which follow-up support. Often with something like that, the mainboard and CPU can't simply be exchanged to equip the generally compatible ATX standard. (wanted by the manufacturer for "customer loyalty")

Look here for the number of questions from users with OEM complete systems, which indeed contained a potent Intel Core i7 CPU and plenty of RAM ex works, but because of non-standard standards for the mainboard and power supply, there's no "appropriate" graphics card installed could.

My budget would be around 200 euro (everything possible down to less than 200 euro).

Have a look here if you could top it up to 230 euro.

https://www.ebay.de/...4466670838

Are just 10 euro more than in your original offer. The GTX 760 also packs GTA5 in 1080p with medium preset, and the i7-4770 is really only a tiny bit weaker than the i7-4790.