New PC build

Hey everyone! I'm looking to put together a PC for just some basic everyday stuff—nothing heavy like gaming, so I'm totally fine with integrated graphics. My main priority is that it stays super quiet and comes paired with a decent-sized monitor (around 24 inches) plus some peripherals. Thanks so much in advance for any suggestions you might have!

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Since you didn't specify a budget, I just went with a solid all-rounder build:

ASUS Motherboard B450 (SAM4, 4xDDR4, 1xPCI-E X16, 2xPCI-E X1, USB3.2, USB2.0, 4xSATA III, 1xM.2) B450M_PRO-VDH_MAX
AMD Ryzen 3 4C/4T 3200G (4.0GHz,6MB,65W,AM4) box, RX Vega 8 Graphics, with Wraith Stealth
EVGA 500W 80+ Bronze Power Supply
Patriot Viper4, 3000Mhz, 16GB (2x8GB), CL16
Corsair Spec-05 Mid-Tower Case, Black
Kingston 480GB A400 Series 2.5" SATA3 SSD
LG 23.5" LED IPS Monitor, VGA, HDMI, 75Hz
Logitech MK120 Keyboard & Mouse Combo
Logitech S-series USB Speakers, 6W, Black

Total: $1270 - Best Buy

If you're obsessed with keeping things quiet, just throw in a high-end fridge

https://www.homedepot.com/b/appliances-refrigerators-silent-models/N-5yc1QbZ1z17

crimsonstag84 said:Since you didn't give me a budget, I just went with an all-rounder build:

ASUS Motherboard B450 (AM4, 4xDDR4, 1xPCI-E X16, 2xPCI-E X1, USB3.2, USB2.0, 4xSATA III, 1xM.2) B450M_PRO-VDH_MAX

AMD Ryzen 3 4C/4T 3200G (4.0GHz, 6MB, 65W, AM4) box, RX Vega 8 Graphics, with Wraith Stealth

EVGA 500W 80+ Bronze Power Supply

Patriot Viper4, 3000Mhz, 16GB (2x8GB), CL16

Corsair Carbide Series Case, Pure Black

Kingston 480GB A400 Series 2.5" SATA3 SSD

LG 23.5" LED IPS Monitor, VGA, HDMI, 75Hz

Logitech Keyboard and Mouse Combo, USB

Logitech Desktop Speakers, 6W, USB, black

Total cost: $1270 - Best Buy

I really dig that you included plenty of RAM, a decent sized SSD, and a nice big monitor! Quick question though—is this motherboard actually okay if I want to upgrade later? Like, say I decide to throw in a dedicated graphics card down the road?

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coastalsurfer51 said:I dig the massive amount of RAM, the huge SSD, and that big monitor. Tell me, is this motherboard solid enough if I want to upgrade later? Specifically, if I decide to drop in a dedicated GPU down the road?

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Yeah. Everything's set for an upgrade, whether it's the CPU or a GPU later on.