are any of these walmart computers good for powerpoint for school????? im on a 400 budget

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Have not used AMD so I can't really say how well most of those desktops will work, but considering Powerpoint is not a very resource intensive program any of them should so. If you are okay with used products I would recommend a HP Elitedesk 800 G1 SFF.

On ebay they are going pretty cheaply for $250 -$350. I recommend getting one with at least a 8GB of RAM and an I5.

Here's a link to one where you can customize what you want.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Custom-HP-EliteDesk-800-G1-SFF-Intel-Core-i5-4570-3-2GHz-Business-Desktop-PC-/401324294763?var=&hash=item5d70cac26b:m:m-wesDPleYOz3ocJsAdkI6w

Of course I would recommend shopping around on Ebay and not just looking at the provided link, as there may be a better deal or a configuration...
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Have not used AMD so I can't really say how well most of those desktops will work, but considering Powerpoint is not a very resource intensive program any of them should so. If you are okay with used products I would recommend a HP Elitedesk 800 G1 SFF.

On ebay they are going pretty cheaply for $250 -$350. I recommend getting one with at least a 8GB of RAM and an I5.

Here's a link to one where you can customize what you want.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Custom-HP-EliteDesk-800-G1-SFF-Intel-Core-i5-4570-3-2GHz-Business-Desktop-PC-/401324294763?var=&hash=item5d70cac26b:m:m-wesDPleYOz3ocJsAdkI6w

Of course I would recommend shopping around on Ebay and not just looking at the provided link, as there may be a better deal or a configuration that better suits your needs. Plus other forum users will have suggestions that you will want to take into account.

Edit: Woops did not see the new posts, disregard then.
 
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HP or Dell, simply because I dislike the other 'brands'.
Anything under $500, performance will be identical.
 
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iBuyPower or CyberpowerPC are going to have the cheapest, low quality power supplies they could find. For the AMD builds, they are trying to unload 6 year old technologies (FX 4300 or 6300). For powerpoint, office, general internet browsing, you don't need much processing power, but I don't see anything in the Walmart link I would buy. (One even has Windows 7 Home Premium, which is nearing the end of extended support by Microsoft).
 
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If all you want to do is powerpoint on the computer, you can get away with buying something like this even.
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any desktop you buy would be sufficient, though performance wise anyone would tell you to look for a core i5 processor on the desktop you purchase since your budget is 400$.
 
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