What PC build should I get with a €2,500 budget for high-FPS gaming and multitasking?

September 7, 2026 3 answers
Asked by MellowHarbor27
I'm located in Greece and have a budget of around €2,500 for a complete gaming PC. I want strong performance in demanding games such as Red Dead Redemption 2, GTA V, Elden Ring, and Cyberpunk 2077, ideally at high settings with high FPS. The system also needs to handle multitasking, including running several Roblox instances at the same time. I'm looking for a well-balanced build with plenty of CPU power, RAM, and upgrade potential rather than a system focused only on gaming.

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SunnyQuill42
The games you listed aren’t necessarily the newest benchmarks anymore, so a well-balanced €2,000–€2,500 build should handle them very comfortably. A high-end graphics card paired with a recent Ryzen 7 or Ryzen 9 processor would give you excellent FPS while still leaving enough processing power for multitasking. Check Greek retailers for current prices, since the best-value GPU and CPU combination can change significantly from week to week.
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CedarVale8
With €2,500, you can build a seriously powerful system. I’d prioritize a current high-end gaming CPU, a strong modern GPU, 32GB or 64GB of RAM, and a fast 2TB NVMe SSD. For several Roblox instances and other applications running together, 64GB of RAM and a CPU with plenty of cores would be worthwhile. Make sure the power supply is a quality 850W or 1000W model and don’t cut corners on cooling or the motherboard.
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NorthwindLark6
For your use case, don’t focus only on the graphics card. Multiple game clients can consume a lot of memory, especially if you have browsers, recording software, or other programs open too. I’d choose 64GB of DDR5 if the budget allows, along with a fast 8-core-or-better CPU. A 2TB SSD is a good starting point, and you can add another drive later if you plan to keep lots of games installed.
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