I came here hoping that someone would help me choose the parts I could use to build a PC for someone.
Basically, the PC will be used for work (creating documents/spreadsheets/various tasks), photography, and casual use.
I should note that I need to order the parts within the next couple of days.
So I am needing something that has:
·4GB of RAM
·1 hard-drive with around 80 GB
·On-board video on the motherboard
·At least 6 USB ports (they were adamant about that)
They do not need a keyboard, monitor, mouse, or speakers.
I don't really want to go past $450 (including Windows 7 OEM). The cheaper the better, as long as we're not sacrificing too much power or quality. I'm wanting to get them something that'll actually last more than 3 months and will allow them to finish their work more quickly.
I prefer to order the parts through NewEgg.
I'm assembling in the USA.
No overclocking.
No SLI (need onboard video).
The monitor resolution is 1024x768.
If there is anything else I can share to make this easier for someone to help me, let me know.
Basically, the PC will be used for work (creating documents/spreadsheets/various tasks), photography, and casual use.
I should note that I need to order the parts within the next couple of days.
So I am needing something that has:
·4GB of RAM
·1 hard-drive with around 80 GB
·On-board video on the motherboard
·At least 6 USB ports (they were adamant about that)
They do not need a keyboard, monitor, mouse, or speakers.
I don't really want to go past $450 (including Windows 7 OEM). The cheaper the better, as long as we're not sacrificing too much power or quality. I'm wanting to get them something that'll actually last more than 3 months and will allow them to finish their work more quickly.
I prefer to order the parts through NewEgg.
I'm assembling in the USA.
No overclocking.
No SLI (need onboard video).
The monitor resolution is 1024x768.
If there is anything else I can share to make this easier for someone to help me, let me know.