Your opinions on this office PC build

[Dobbsjr]

Is this build good enough or too cheap?

 

Specs:

-Intel Celeron G1850

-MSI H81M P33

-Generic 8GB Samsung RAM

- WD 1TB Blue

-Generic Samsung Optical Drive

-Corsair cx500 PSU

 

[ShadowCaptain]

Is this build good enough or too cheap?

 

 

IMO get the Pentium G3220 at least, or maybe spring for an i3 

[dalomo]

Is this build good enough or too cheap?

 

Specs:

-Intel Celeron G1850

-MSI H81M P33

-Generic 8GB Samsung RAM

- WD 1TB Blue

-Generic Samsung Optical Drive

-Corsair cx500 PSU

What do you plan on doing with this office build? nothing but word processing and dicking around on the internet? or are you going to be using large excel sheets or using more intensive programs?

[Alurit]

IMO get the Pentium G3220 at least, or maybe spring for an i3 

I second that, should be like $10-20 price difference jumping from celeron to pentium, but I don't know the region, but i3 would costs twice as much but I think it might worth it depending on what programs the office use 

[BigDay]

avoid the cx series psu like a fat chick with an std

[BigDay]

also, get a g3250 or an i3-4160 and an ssd

[CalumGiff]

Deff get a pentium g3250 or something for that system.

[pokechat8978]

IMO get the Pentium G3220 at least, or maybe spring for an i3 

I can vouch for the G3220.

If it can get my gaming done, it can definitely get your stuff done OP.

[sohaibshtf]

Use i3 4160 and get a decent ram, like Kingston hyperX or Corsair Vengeance, use Asus optical drive, they have better life time

[Dobbsjr]

Use i3 4160 and get a decent ram, like Kingston hyperX or Corsair Vengeance, use Asus optical drive, they have better life time

I don't need an i3 and Kingston and Corsair stuff is more expensive here in Korea.