Sup anons, I'm here seeking advice for pc's. I need

>>17793680
I3-6100
Gigabyte H110 motherboard
8 gb corsair ram
120gb gb corsair ssd
Cheap corair power supply
Corsair Carbide 100R case
Linux Mint

>>17793691
Not corsair ram, kingston fury sorry.

Later buy a 1050 if you want to game or have multiple monitors.

>>17793680
Chromebook, if that's all you do.

>>17793709
Thread

>>17793691
>I3-6100
Way over the fucking top.

>>17793709
Either this or basically any somewhat modern laptop with SSD. Extra points if it has a hi res screen.

>>17793709
Seriously, chromebooks are literally designed for light, internet-centric use. If you need a Facebook/YouTube machine there's no reason to spend a bunch of money getting something else.

>>17793826
They usually have shit-tier storage, a very limited OS (unless you put something else on it) and the screens are pure cancer. It's worth spending a bit more to get at least 1080p.

>>17793831
This is all true. But, again, if he's just using it for the internet then he doesn't need a high resolution display or a ton of storage. There are models that have decent screens and they're all perfectly capable of emailing and youtubing and the like. If he needs to type up a resume or something he can do it on Google Docs.

If he wants to move on from Chrome later, he can do what I did and run Lubuntu or something.

>>17793846
Honestly, even just for browsing, a high res screen is godly, besides IPS stuff got damn nicer colors and viewing angles. Not something overly noticeable if you only had TN cancer but once you go there, it's a pain to go back.

In the end it's all about budget, if he needs something for very basic stuff and got a limited budget, Chromebooks are perfect. If the budget isn't that limited, it's worth going for something better.