What's the cheapest PC you can build using modern parts?

Do I have to actually build it? Because the answer is a used corporate workstation. I could literally get them for free with some luck.

>>61834621
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/LW9hzM this desu

define modern parts

Like $15 for an orangePi, or if you don't need GUI you can get a terminal machine for maybe 5-10 dollars.

You need to specify performance requirements.

>>61834676
Replace CPU+Mainboard with
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813135393

>>61834725
>OP said modern

>>61834762
It's from 2013. Not any older that the G4560 which is just an i3-2100 rebrand.

>>61834621
200~250$ for an APU or G4560 sytem using igpu
including win license

stop being a poorfag

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"Threw one together" from a local shop (HU).

Totals around ~$193. You can grab a used monitor for ~$40-50, with even DVI if you're lucky.

>>61834879
>buying an optical drive
You can install your operating system off a usb stick and bring down the cost that way.

>>61834621
What happened to this imoutos face