Desktop computers and notebooks are used almost everywhere – whether in public administration, in hospitals or in the small grocery store around the corner. No industry can do without a desktop PC today. The work done with such a computer is varied.

It can be the management of stocks or complex calculations in a research laboratory. Editors write their articles on the computer and the policeman also records an ad on a PC. Especially in connection with the Internet, the application possibilities are virtually limitless. Microsoft Windows is used as the operating system in most cases. One possible alternative is Linux and Mac OS for Apple Desktops. In our range you will find a wide range of different PCs, ranging from barebones to workstations to refurbished PCs.

An Office PC system must not interfere with work. Therefore, it is of particular importance that such a desktop computer causes the lowest possible operating noise. The PC housing should also take up little space.

The more computers used in an office, the more important the question of power consumption becomes. Usually, an office computer does not require a particularly strong AMD or Intel processor.

The graphics unit integrated in many CPUs is usually sufficient for the Office applications used.

Whenever a PC system is used not only as a pure implement, but also visually something, the hour of an all-in-one solution beats:

It is a monitor in which the complete hardware is housed. The advantage of an all-in-one is the small space requirement.

The Apple iMac, which is often found in medical rooms, advertising agencies and design offices, is a pioneer in this field.

A professional workstation requires significantly more performance. These computers are used for demanding software and compute-intensive applications such as 3D rendering or CAD.

AMD and Intel processors with 8 or more cores are used for this purpose. In most cases, a simple quad-core CPU is already too weak. Some workstations even have two processors built in the same way.

In addition to high processor performance, a workstation also requires a lot of memory and often multiple hard drives.

Servers must also be particularly powerful. Without servers, there is no Internet and most corporate networks are useless without them.

Such computers require a lot of computing power, and special processors such as AMD Epyc or Intel Xeon, which have a large number of cores, are used for this purpose.

A lot of RAM is also required as well as a high storage capacity.

Mini PCs are computers with particularly compact dimensions. The devices are sometimes so small that they can be easily hidden behind a monitor with a special holder and thus serve as a full-fledged desktop computer.

Here, too, there are very powerful models with which even complex calculations can be carried out.

However, the upgradeability is very limited due to the small housing, there is usually no space for a dedicated graphics card.

Industrial PCs are usually robust: They are often very compact and are used, among other things, in the fields of robotics, automation and industrial communication.

Such computers have interfaces that are rarely found in a normal desktop, but are still of great importance for industrial applications.

This includes parallel and serial ports and usually several network ports. The operating system is often Windows, but also Linux or Android. The so-called single-board computers are also found in the industrial sector, which are a good bit smaller and are often used in the IoT sector.

Gaming PCs are primarily intended for entertainment. Such devices are not only simple desktop PCs, but real lifestyle objects.

Many of these computers have windows that allow you to view the built-in hardware. LED lighting is another trend: Many hardware manufacturers offer graphics cards, fans and even RAM modules with integrated RGB lighting.

In order to display modern 3D games in high resolutions on the monitor, a gaming PC requires a high CPU and graphics performance. The trend is currently toward AMD and Intel processors with 6 or better 8 physical cores.

In addition, a strong graphics card is a must! Such a graphics accelerator can easily reach the price of a fully-equipped office PC. With the main memory it may be at least 16 GB DDR4-RAM, gladly also more. The same criteria apply to gaming notebooks. Corresponding models are therefore usually very expensive and often quite difficult.