Hi guys,
The last time I built a cpu was back in 2008. Im just diving into this realm of custom cpu builds and my brain is fried and would appreciate your help. I live in Toronto Canada and my budget for the PC is 700. I am a teacher and I primarley need it to run multiple screens with multiple programs opened and running simultaneous for teaching my students. Gaming is not a priorty as of yet (would buy a better GPU later on) and I am not overclocking anything. Also when you list parts please drop some nuggets on that specific part so I can learn and get upto speed with where we are at as of today. Also my current build from 2008 is based on a LGA 775 platform. That being said can I re-use my power supply or case or anything?. Appreciate you guys for taking the time to chime in. Also I have no preference when it comes to brands as all my friends have built comes with different companies including asrock when it first came out and sounded super scetchy bc it was so cheap and there all still alive today 13 years later.
The last time I built a cpu was back in 2008. Im just diving into this realm of custom cpu builds and my brain is fried and would appreciate your help. I live in Toronto Canada and my budget for the PC is 700. I am a teacher and I primarley need it to run multiple screens with multiple programs opened and running simultaneous for teaching my students. Gaming is not a priorty as of yet (would buy a better GPU later on) and I am not overclocking anything. Also when you list parts please drop some nuggets on that specific part so I can learn and get upto speed with where we are at as of today. Also my current build from 2008 is based on a LGA 775 platform. That being said can I re-use my power supply or case or anything?. Appreciate you guys for taking the time to chime in. Also I have no preference when it comes to brands as all my friends have built comes with different companies including asrock when it first came out and sounded super scetchy bc it was so cheap and there all still alive today 13 years later.
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