Hello,
I’d like some advice on a new build for my father. Not a big budget, but he doesn’t need one for what he’s looking to do. The main requirements will need to be that it supports dual monitors and is good with multitasking. There will be no gaming outside of Facebook type games, so I don’t think he’ll even need a GPU, just a processor with decent onboard graphics. My preference would be to stay with Intel if possible.
Purchase date: now
Budget: $400 (US currency)
System use: Microsoft office, web browsing, occasionally streaming video
Monitor: not needed
OS: already have it
Hard drive: Already have Samsung SSD 240 gb
Preferred website: no preference
Location: US
Parts Preferences: Prefer Intel
Overclocking: no
SLI/Crossfire: no
Monitor resolution: 1920x1080 x2
Additional comments: Just looking for something functional that will be a good PC for him for 4-5 years that can run dual monitors for multitasking not games. As noted I do not need a hard drive, OS or monitors. Do need a wifi card though if you have any recommendations. Thanks in advance.
I’d like some advice on a new build for my father. Not a big budget, but he doesn’t need one for what he’s looking to do. The main requirements will need to be that it supports dual monitors and is good with multitasking. There will be no gaming outside of Facebook type games, so I don’t think he’ll even need a GPU, just a processor with decent onboard graphics. My preference would be to stay with Intel if possible.
Purchase date: now
Budget: $400 (US currency)
System use: Microsoft office, web browsing, occasionally streaming video
Monitor: not needed
OS: already have it
Hard drive: Already have Samsung SSD 240 gb
Preferred website: no preference
Location: US
Parts Preferences: Prefer Intel
Overclocking: no
SLI/Crossfire: no
Monitor resolution: 1920x1080 x2
Additional comments: Just looking for something functional that will be a good PC for him for 4-5 years that can run dual monitors for multitasking not games. As noted I do not need a hard drive, OS or monitors. Do need a wifi card though if you have any recommendations. Thanks in advance.