Posts by Jesse Miller76

Hey there,

I'm looking for some solid PC and monitor recommendations if I can stay under $1500
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The main thing is that it needs to handle running AutoCAD, Bentley Systems, Microsoft Office, and a bunch of browser tabs all at once without breaking a sweat.

Thanks in advance!

Hey there,

I don't want to clutter things up by starting a whole new thread,

but I'm looking for a PC and monitor combo within this budget specifically for work purposes.

I'll be running AutoCAD with some pretty heavy detail, plus a bunch of lighter apps and browser tabs constantly running in the background.

I think the build listed above is solid, though maybe I could save a bit on the graphics card if I put that extra cash toward a beefier processor?

Also, since I'm buying this through my company, does anyone here happen to be a partner with MSAN? We usually order through them, but they frequently run out of stock on certain items or stuff from Futuretech and similar places.
It would be awesome if we could get a quote from one of you guys, but if not, no big deal—I'll figure it out.

Thanks in advance!

Hey there!

I was just checking out this Dell Inspiron 15 online—it looks like a pretty solid deal if you need something reliable for everyday stuff.

Anyone here actually used this Dell Inspiron 15 before? I'm trying to figure out if it's actually worth the price tag or if I'd be throwing money away. I haven't really messed around with Dell laptops in the past, so I'd love to hear what you guys think.

Thanks!
I'm not sure what you mean by "lp." Could you clarify?

crimsonstag84 said:ASUS Prime B450M-A motherboard, AM4
AMD Ryzen 3 2200G processor, 3.50GHz, 4MB Cache, s.AM4
Kingston A400 240GB SSD, SATA3, SA400S37/240G
MS Stone midi tower case
2x DDR4 4GB (1x4GB) G.Skill, 2400MHz, F4-2400C15S-4GNT
400W FSP Fortron Hexa plus power supply, ATX 2.4, PPA4004900
Arctic F12 Silent fan, 120mm, 800rpm, 62.9m³/h, ACFAN00027A

Total: $0.95 - ADM

Thanks so much.

Do you think adding a dedicated graphics card would be a good move just in case we need to handle some 3D work, or is the processor enough to cover all that?

Hey there,

I’m looking to put together a PC build—no peripherals needed—for an office setup. It'll mostly be used for web browsing, standard Office work, some EPLAN, and light AutoCAD (nothing crazy, just basic diagrams and simple layouts).

Budget-wise, I'm looking for something middle-of-the-road; it doesn't need to be the absolute cheapest option on the market, just something reliable.

Thanks!