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Hello everyone!

 

I'm building a cheap office pc in the range from 300-400 euro. This is what I came up with:

 

-Kingston SSDNow V300 120Gb SSD ~80 euro

-Corsair VS350 ~33 euro

-A8-5600K ~90 euro

-Fractal Design Core 1000 ~35 euro

-ASRock FM2A55M-VG3 ~43 euro

-Crucial 8 GB DDR3-1600 Kit ~75 euro

 

In total it is 356 euro.The os is probably going to be a Linux distro. Thoughts?

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Thanks guys for the replies!

 

I chose 8Gb instead of 4Gb because I could get the 8Gb within the budget and because they will likely use these pc's for a long time.(This was the cheapest 8Gb kit, even 1333Mhz was more expensive). I chose the A8 over the celeron and the pentium because they have 4 cores and a stonger iGPU, I wasn't sure about this so I would like some more opinions. Pentium, Celeron or A8? 

 

I didn't need a HDD because everything gets saved on a server and a SSD feels so flued. Maybe I will chose the 60Gb, but 60Gb isn't allot so I'm not sure.

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Thanks guys for the replies!

 

I chose 8Gb instead of 4Gb because I could get the 8Gb within the budget and because they will likely use these pc's for a long time.(This was the cheapest 8Gb kit, even 1333Mhz was more expensive). I chose the A8 over the celeron and the pentium because they have 4 cores and a stonger iGPU, I wasn't sure about this so I would like some more opinions. Pentium, Celeron or A8? 

 

I didn't need a HDD because everything gets saved on a server and a SSD feels so flued. Maybe I will chose the 60Gb, but 60Gb isn't allot so I'm not sure.

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The build also looks fine. 

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