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Alexander Moore67 said:At this price point, AMD simply doesn't have anything competitive to bring to the table. You're looking at an Intel Core i3 with 4 cores and 8 threads; unless you're planning to step up to a 2700 or perhaps $933 then maybe an AMD 3400G
could work.
I really appreciate the help!
Alexander Moore67 said:EVGA 400W 80 Plus power supply,
Kingston 250GB SSD, A2000, M.2 2280,
8GB DDR4 (1x8) Patriot 3200MHz
Corsair Vengeance, PVS48G320C6
Asrock H410M-HVS, s.1200, 90-MXBDC0-A0UAYZ
Intel Core i3-10100 3.6GHz LGA1200
Zalman T6 Midi Tower Black
adm.hr
Thanks!
If it isn't too much trouble, could you also suggest something based on AMD?
My apologies, I neglected to mention that the monitor and other peripherals aren't required; he'll just be repurposing what he already has from his old rig.
Furthermore, there's absolutely no need for a massive hard drive since he isn't some collector hoarding multimedia files on a disk.
Greetings.
I am looking to put together a new computer for an elderly relative. Their usage is strictly limited to web browsing, watching YouTube, and basic Office tasks.
Could someone assist me with a build configuration that stays within a budget of $833?
The one non-negotiable requirement is that the system must include an SSD.
Greetings.
After years of faithful service, my old printer has finally kicked the bucket, so it’s officially time to invest in a replacement. This time around, I’m looking to upgrade to a true 4-in-1 machine—something that handles printing, scanning, copying, and faxing all in one unit.
What would you recommend within the budget range of approximately $400 (though I could potentially stretch it up to $500 if the value is there)?
It is absolutely essential that the model I choose allows for easy access to compatible third-party ink cartridges.🙂