Build a computer for office work for around 400€
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BitFenix Prodigy - 68 euros, the color is already yours
Gigabyte GA-F2A88XM-DS2 - 62 euros
AMD A10-5800K 3.80Ghz - 89 euros
G.Skill Sniper DDR3 1866 PC3-14900 8GB 2x4GB CL9 - 71 euros
Thermaltake Contac 16 CPU Cooler -19 euros
Seagate Barracuda 7200.14 1TB SATA3 - 55 euros
Enermax Naxn Basic 500W - Power Supply - 40 euros
DVD burner, 15 eurosTotal 420 euros
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Here I put mine, keep in mind that the box comes with a source, card reader and speakers included, total for 100w of consumption in Full XD. I think it's a good one, it works like a shot.

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Be very careful with the Bitfenix, the standard one is ITX, the M is microATX.
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I can't see much on Javisoft when I zoom in :ugly
Thanks to the others, I'm starting to get an idea. ferelxyx I'm now starting to look into AMD micro things to see how well it performs. I'll see if I can talk to my friend and she'll tell me what to do.
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Well, in the end I have already told him to get a Lenovo I3, so honestly if it fails he won't blame me :ugly: because there was a model on Amazon at a good price. I would have liked to put an SSD in it, but that will be if in the future the computer is slow.
Let's see if I buy myself an SSD this year that I still haven't tried in my own computer, having used computers with SSD and I'm looking forward to it.
Best regards.
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it's better for you, but an i3 with a cheap motherboard, little memory and Intel graphics, is very slow,
the one I put for you for what you want is very good, and has decent AMD graphics, but, it's your thingThe SSD thing is, to kill you, I have two, and I'm not rich, one of 64, with which I started because of lack of money and the Samsung 840 EVO of 120 Gb, which is cheap and decent
regards
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A guy with an I3 and 8 Gigas of Ram I think that for the use he's going to give it will be fine. If it's slow later on I'll put an SSD in it.
More than anything it's that my computer friend has no idea, and I don't feel like if the computer I put together fails she'll blame me... I don't mind fixing the computer if it breaks but since it's a computer for her company, I think a branded one is better and I get rid of the hassle ;D
And yes, you're absolutely right, with how much I like computers and I'm running with a 17" monitor and without an SSD... I'm very cheap for some things... but this year an SSD and a 25-27" monitor will fall.
Best regards.
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An i3 is more than enough for office work, it's what I use for everything and it works great on Windows and Linux. That said, the SSD makes a difference, without a doubt.
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if it's for the company you did well, because then there are messes,
the thing with the SSD and the Monitor, it's unforgivable, haha, I have one of 23" and it reaches me
but with the SSD the computer is another,regards
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