PC build under €600

A complete everyday PC for Europe: study, office work, video and eSports games on built-in graphics. Every part fits with the others: socket, memory, case and power supply are checked for you.

✓ 100% Verified Part Compatibility · Updated: November 2026 · Region: Europe
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Parts list

Estimated total€555

About €45 left over: keep it, or put it into a bigger SSD or a better graphics card in the builder.

No graphics card at this budget: the CPU’s built-in graphics run eSports, and you can add a card later.

What it runs

Built-in graphics handle study, office work, video and lighter games such as Valorant, CS2 and Fortnite at 1080p low or 720p. For new AAA games, add a graphics card later: the power supply here leaves room for an entry-level card.

Why these parts

  • Intel Core i3-14100: it has graphics built in, so the PC works without a card.
  • 16 GB memory: the amount new games ask for.
  • 2 TB NVMe: Windows and games load in seconds.
Buyer's Handbook

Buying & Building Advice for Europe

2-Year EU Statutory Warranty & VAT

Hardware purchased within the European Union is backed by a mandatory 2-year statutory consumer guarantee. All estimated prices include local VAT. When ordering from Amazon Europe storefronts (DE, FR, ES, IT), verify seller dispatch locations.

Energy Efficiency & Acoustic Standards

European households benefit from 230V mains efficiency. The selected 80 PLUS power supply runs near its peak 50% efficiency curve during gaming, keeping acoustics whisper-quiet and electric draw low.

Recommended Monitor Pairing

Great for 1080p: pair with a 24-inch Full HD 120Hz–144Hz IPS display with European power plug cables included.

Future Upgrade Path

Components use standard ATX and PCIe dimensions, ensuring straightforward drop-in component upgrades without proprietary form factor restrictions.

Gaming PC option

Want a graphics card? The cheapest gaming PC today

At €600 the list above has no room for a graphics card at today's prices; its built-in graphics run esports games, and a card is the easiest upgrade later. The cheapest complete PC with a graphics card comes to about €700:

Estimated total €700 See the gaming PC under €700 →

Other budgets

PC build under €600: questions

Can you build a good PC under €600 today?

Yes, for study, office work and lighter games. At about €555 there is no money for a graphics card yet, so the Intel Core i3-14100's built-in graphics do the work. A card is the easiest upgrade later.

Are these the final prices?

No. They are estimates from recent store listings and exchange rates (updated 2026-10-30), not live prices. Prices change every day and differ by shop and city, so press a store button to see today's price before you buy.

Can I change a part?

Yes. "Customize this build" opens the whole list in our PC builder, where you can swap any part. It checks that the socket, memory type, case size and power supply still fit.

Does the price include a monitor, keyboard and Windows?

No. It covers the PC itself: processor, motherboard, memory, storage, power supply, cabinet and, where the budget allows, the graphics card and cooler. Budget extra for a monitor, keyboard, mouse and a Windows licence.

Is it cheaper than a prebuilt PC?

Usually, and you know exactly which parts you get. Prebuilt PCs at the same price often save money on the power supply, motherboard or memory speed. Building it yourself takes a couple of hours; our step-by-step guide shows how.

Building it yourself? Follow how to build a PC, step by step. Close by: PC build under €500 · PC build under €700.

Estimated prices. These are our estimates, not Amazon or eBay prices: they come from recent listings and exchange rates (updated 2026-10-30) and real prices change with the market. Press a store button to see today's price before you buy.