Choose for an identified need
Above €2,000, the extra cost should serve your needs: large memory capacity, extensive storage, a faster processor or specific equipment. A lower-priced configuration may already suit email and everyday documents. Compare the features that distinguish the machines rather than treating price as the only measure of suitability.
Desktop or workstation?
A high-end desktop can serve demanding general-purpose work, while a workstation is chosen around specific software and production requirements. Assess GPU options, RAM, expansion and cooling for your projects. Customisation can change the final price, so compare complete configurations before choosing between offers.
Desktop PCs
Compare memory, storage and connections
A more expensive CPU is not automatically the most useful upgrade. Compare ports, networking, video outputs, case size and operating system options. Include future devices and expansion needs so that the specification suits your everyday setup.
Personalise your desktop within your budget
Use the price band as a starting point. Changes to memory, SSD or other components can move the final PC into another band. Track the complete specification and price together. For demanding rendering, calculations or specialist software, also compare workstations by application. Check available storage space and the final component list before ordering. Choose improvements that benefit your regular tasks rather than price alone.