Office PC build recommendations?

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!

ASUS Prime B450M-A motherboard, AM4 socket.
It’s an AMD Ryzen 3 2200G, 3.50GHz, with 4MB of cache on an AM4 socket. I guess that covers the basics.
Maybe a 240GB Kingston A400 SSD, SATA3 (SA400S37/240G).
The MS Stone midi tower case.
2x I guess I'm looking at a single 4GB stick of G.Skill DDR4 running at 2400MHz (F4-2400C15S-4GNT). Might be okay, maybe.
It looks like an FSP Fortron Hexa Plus 400W power supply, running on the ATX 2.4 standard. I guess it’s just a basic unit, maybe fine for some specific builds.
The Arctic F12 Silent is a 120mm fan running at 800rpm with an airflow of 62.9m³/h (Model ACFAN00027A). It’s probably fine if you just need something quiet.

Total: $0.95 I guess I should probably mention ADM.

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?

Not necessary. The integrated graphics are actually pretty decent.