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Do you want a ready-made PC that's instantly usable? Then a complete PC is the easiest solution. No assembly, no compatibility issues – just plug it in and get started.

Whether for gaming, streaming, home office, or studying – here you'll find systems with AMD or Intel processors, Nvidia or AMD graphics cards, and enough power for any setup.

When buying a PC, a few key components are important:

Processor (CPU)
The CPU is the brain of your PC. It determines how fast programs run and how well your system can multitask.

Graphics Card (GPU)
Crucial for gaming, 3D programs, and high resolutions.

Random Access Memory (RAM)
More RAM ensures smooth operation with multiple programs simultaneously.

Storage (SSD)
An SSD ensures fast loading times and an overall responsive system.

Cooling & Power Supply
Important for stability and a long lifespan of your PC.

Gaming PCs primarily need a powerful graphics card and a fast processor.

• Graphics card – determines FPS and graphics quality
• CPU – important for stable framerates
• RAM – at least 16 GB for modern games
• SSD – for short loading times
• Cooling – important for high performance

If you want to play modern games at high or ultra settings, you should pay particular attention to the GPU and CPU.

For office PCs, stability, efficiency, and quiet operation are paramount.

Typical requirements:

• Word processing, spreadsheets, and browser
• Video conferencing
• Multitasking with multiple programs

Usually sufficient:

• efficient processor
• 16 GB RAM for smooth operation
• fast SSD

A powerful gaming graphics card is usually not necessary here.

Both manufacturers offer powerful GPUs; the difference often lies in features.

Nvidia Graphics Cards

• very strong ray tracing performance
• DLSS technology for more FPS
• very popular for high-end gaming

AMD Graphics Cards

• often strong price-performance ratio
• lots of VRAM in many models
• very good raster performance

In short:

• High-End Gaming & Raytracing → Nvidia
• Price-Performance & Lots of VRAM → AMD

Again, there's no overall winner; both are strong.

Intel CPUs

• very good gaming performance
• strong single-core performance
• popular for gaming PCs

AMD CPUs

• very efficient
• often many cores for multitasking
• strong in productivity and streaming

For gaming, both brands are excellently suited.

RAM influences how smoothly your PC can handle multiple programs simultaneously.

8 GB RAM
– sufficient for simple office tasks

16 GB RAM
– ideal for gaming and multitasking

32 GB RAM or more
– useful for streaming, editing, or professional applications

For most users, 16 GB is currently the best standard.

To help you find the right PC faster, we have divided our systems into three performance levels.

Essential – The Entry Level

Ideal for:

• Beginners
• Casual Gaming
• Simple Applications

Typical use:

• Fortnite
• Rocket League
• Valorant

You get solid performance for everyday tasks and light games.

Smart – The Mid-Range

The perfect all-round PC.

Suitable for:

• Gaming at high settings
• Multitasking
• Streaming and Content Creation

Typical Games:

• League of Legends
• GTA V
• Call of Duty

These PCs offer strong performance for gaming and productive work.

Performance – High-End Power

For everyone who wants maximum power.

Ideal for:

• demanding AAA games
• 4K gaming
• streaming & content creation

Typical games:

• Cyberpunk 2077
• Baldur’s Gate 3

Here you get very powerful hardware for the highest graphics settings and maximum performance.