Since I have asked the question before and made a mistake, upgrade old PC
The processor is a dual-core Intel Pentium, not a single processor as already stated, graphics card GeForce GT 710 with HDMI connection, otherwise nothing has changed as already stated in the first post. Is it really not worth upgrading it a bit?
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It is expensive than completely new. Rtx 2060-2070 and R 5 3600-5600 with B550 MB and 32gb RAM are around 400€ ±80€. New upgrade costs almost 500€ (no housing and no storage medium). Most likely the case will not fit and more storage space is recommended. So just over €600-650. For 2/3 of the price a new purchase is not really worthwhile.
You will probably get yours sold for 100€.
So it costs 220-380€.