Office PC builds with the budget on the processor

An office machine has no graphics card to buy, so the whole budget goes to the processor, memory and a quiet, reliable platform.

Integrated graphics, by design

Office builds use the processor's own graphics and never add a card. That is not a saving forced by budget; it is the right shape for documents, browsers, video calls and spreadsheets, and it is why the office floor is the lowest on the site. Two variants are built, Intel and AMD.

Processor first, memory second

The largest share of the budget goes to the processor and the next to memory, the two things that decide how many tabs, documents and calls run at once without the machine feeling slow. The board is matched to the processor's socket and memory type, and the recommended build is chosen on the processor's office index alone.

Quiet cooling and a sensible case

The engine sizes cooling to the processor's base power rather than its boost figure, so a boxed cooler is kept where it is enough and a quiet tower is chosen where it is not. Any case size is allowed, including compact ones, because there is no long graphics card to clear.