I don’t know too much about buying used components, but here’s how I would make a budget build using entirely new parts (excluding the GPU): PCPARTPICKER.

Note that these are UK prices, I’d imagine these prices would be better in Germany, as every company seems to have no problem overpricing everything here. This list of parts is just for the kind of parts I would buy, not the price or how I would get them - make sure to check the prices in Germany from whatever sources you’re considering.

I decided to exclude the GPU because there are quite a few options: - New 5050 - New 5060 - New Arc B580 - New 9060XT 8GB - Used GPU

It’s important to note that the CPU I listed does not have integrated graphics. Integrated graphics wouldn’t be able to run many modern games well at all anyway.

However, each of the new GPU options I listed are likely at least €250 new, as GPUs are quite expensive.

So with all new parts, I would expect about €700-800.

With used parts, you need to see what’s available. The components I would always buy new for any PC are the PSU (don’t want to fry my other components), cooling (these components tend to degrade over time) and sometimes motherboards (due to the potential risk of pin damage where the CPU would sit, you could buy this used but make sure that the pins aren’t damaged first.

This build should meet or even exceed your expectations in many titles that aren’t graphics your expectations, I won’t go in detail why I chose every part, these are examples, I only listed the types of parts I would buy.

If you want to stay within your budget though, some parts will have to be used. Mainly look for a used CPU, GPU and RAM, as these are the safest used parts.

Sadly, this is a terrible time to build a PC, but I very well understand the need if your situation demands it, I’m building a new PC in 2-4 months as I really do need it.

I would be happy to answer any questions, justify any component choices or even take corrections/feedback from any other reply who is more knowledgeable.