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Dylan94
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Hi guys! I was thinking about building a new pc for my parents, since they wanted to changed it! Thinking about the components I was asking myself wether it was possible convenient to build a pc without gpu for my parents cause they don't need to make video editing ecc. They would use it mostly to write emails and contract and sometimes to watch movies. I was thinking about this solution to keep the cost of the pc as low as I could have! 

 

What do you guys think? Have you ever tried? Does the cpu degrade much faster? Is it worth it?

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Hi guys! I was thinking about building a new pc for my parents, since they wanted to changed it! Thinking about the components I was asking myself wether it was possible convenient to build a pc without gpu for my parents cause they don't need to make video editing ecc. They would use it mostly to write emails and contract and sometimes to watch movies. I was thinking about this solution to keep the cost of the pc as low as I could have! 

 

What do you guys think? Have you ever tried? Does the cpu degrade much faster? Is it worth it?

 

Most modern CPUs have a basic GPU built-in. You don't need a dedicated graphics card for a home computer like that anymore.

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can you recommend one specific model? cause I saw it's fuuulll of differents model and I'm not sure about which generation and what should I look for .... super thanks! :D

 

I recommend the Intel Core i3 6100, its based on the new Skylake platform.  I also recommend a H170 motherboard.

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