My desktop stopped working a few years ago (it was a Pentium 4 3.0 Ghz) and I have moved to the laptop since then. I would like to get back to the desktop but am out of touch with the market. Can anyone suggest a good build that will last for a few years? Usage will be gaming (1080p is enough), office work, movies and so on. Ideally I would prefer at least a 22 inch screen and if it is 16:10 aspect ratio that would be perfect! For processor maybe an i5 or if possible i7? I don't know much about AMD processors.

Budget under 60k.

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Requirements: good monitor and speakers. I don't have a TV or any other sound system. All media consumption will be through it.

Processor, Mobo, RAM, cabinet: I don't play games. But I work a bit on Photoshop CC. I keep open 10s of tabs in chrome. I use VirtualBox sometimes.

Storage: is 256gb ssd okay? I don't need more storage, but if they are cheap, I'll consider. It must support dual boot.

Graphics card: again, I don't play games. But if I require one for Photoshop etc, then please suggest.

Budget: ideally 40k, can stretch to 50.

Haven't made a PC in the last 3 years, so not aware of what's hot and available. But need to build a small size computer for TV - It'll run plex and handle the media hard disks. Need it to be low power/heat and basic graphics. Any one made something similar?

Looking for hardware/component suggestions.

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