Gaming PC under 4000 PLN
For 4000 PLN we build a machine around a Inno3D GeForce RTX 5060 Ti Twin X2 8GB GDDR7 DLSS4 and a Intel i3-14100F. The whole set costs NaN PLN.
Prices checked: 14/10/2026, 06:20
Graphics card 134% faster than in the 3,000 PLN build.
from several storesSelected components:
Worth considering
We chose the DDR4 platform — a DDR5 kit of the same capacity costs noticeably more at this budget, and we put that difference into the rest of your build. Want DDR5? Pick it in advanced mode.
We don't know this power supply's efficiency certification — one with a confirmed certification wouldn't fit your budget alongside this graphics card and processor.
Some fits we could not verify — manufacturers do not publish the data: graphics card power connector against the PSU. The parts work together on everything we could check.
The same budget at a single store
The build above takes the cheapest offer for each part across several stores. Below is the same budget at each store on its own: one delivery and one address for a complaint, usually for a little more money.
storeSelected components:
Worth considering
We chose the DDR4 platform — a DDR5 kit of the same capacity costs noticeably more at this budget, and we put that difference into the rest of your build. Want DDR5? Pick it in advanced mode.
We found this build on attempt 2 of 5 (graphics card budget cut by 6%).
The processor has an unlocked multiplier, but the A520 chipset does not allow overclocking.
Some fits we could not verify — manufacturers do not publish the data: graphics card power connector against the PSU. The parts work together on everything we could check.
storeSelected components:
Worth considering
We chose the DDR4 platform — a DDR5 kit of the same capacity costs noticeably more at this budget, and we put that difference into the rest of your build. Want DDR5? Pick it in advanced mode.
The processor has an unlocked multiplier, but the A520 chipset does not allow overclocking.
Some fits we could not verify — manufacturers do not publish the data: graphics card power connector against the PSU. The parts work together on everything we could check.
storeSelected components:
Worth considering
We chose the DDR4 platform — a DDR5 kit of the same capacity costs noticeably more at this budget, and we put that difference into the rest of your build. Want DDR5? Pick it in advanced mode.
We found this build on attempt 2 of 5 (graphics card budget cut by 4%).
This memory runs at 3600 MHz, faster than the motherboard supports (3200 MHz) — it will run slower.
Some fits we could not verify — manufacturers do not publish the data: graphics card power connector against the PSU. The parts work together on everything we could check.
storeSelected components:
Worth considering
We chose the DDR4 platform — a DDR5 kit of the same capacity costs noticeably more at this budget, and we put that difference into the rest of your build. Want DDR5? Pick it in advanced mode.
We found this build on attempt 2 of 5 (graphics card budget cut by 10%).
Some fits we could not verify — manufacturers do not publish the data: graphics card power connector against the PSU. The parts work together on everything we could check.
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