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PC Buying/Building Help

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hkcat509

Discussion Starter · Dec 5, 2020

Hi,
I work in an office that is looking into buying a new PC. Our current PC is a Certera and is a bit outdated for our needs. We are needing a minimum of an I7 processor and at least 8GB ram. I suggested looking into building a PC as I've always been told that's cheaper than buying one from Apple, or Dell, etc. Does anyone have any part suggestions? This PC will be used for record keeping, accounting, printing, scanning, saving a lot of paperwork and electronic forms, etc. We currently have an I3 and while we manage it is a bit slow at times and is hard to manage tasks when more than two tabs are open at a time. We don't need a new monitor as we have an Acer that works great for us. We just need something easy to use with all of our daily tasks. If you have any suggestions please let me know, thank you for your time!

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crjdriver

· #2 · Dec 5, 2020

While you can certainly build one, for your intended use a dell would work fine and probably be cheaper. For the intended use, I would think an i5 with 16gig of ram would be fine.
If you really want to build a system, I am sure we can come up with a parts list for you.

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