[SOLVED] Advice for CPU(not for gaming,no video editing)

[bereta]

Hi guys,I need an advice for building a pc.I am building it for a neighbor,he doesn't play games,he will use it for surfing,mailing,watching movies...(no heavy loads)but he wants fast pc.I dont know which CPU to choose.I am considering: Ryzen 7 2700X; Ryzen 5 3600; i5 9600KF or Ryzen 5 PRO 4650G(with 4650G I wouldn't be buying any GPU,MB would be B550M).Is this overkill?Maybe I should cheeck older versions of Ryzen 7 like 1000 series?Any advice on intel's pentiums,celerons? The rest of the system would be:
RAM:Kingston 2x4GB 3200Mhz
HDD:WD Blue 1TB,
SSD:ADATA XPG SX6000PRO
GPU:Gigabyte nVidia GeForce GT 710 2GB 64bit GV-N710D5-2GL
PSU: not sure yet,but no more then 500W

I am open to any sugestions

 

[kurdtnz]

Wouldnt a 3400G be ok?

 

[digitalgriffin]

3000G
240GE
3200G

That's my list from cheapest to most expensive. Performance increases with cost. Each will be more than adequate as a surfing/word processing/youtube/netflix machine

 

[thefxgamingrules]

A 3200G/3400G will probably do him best.
Source: Have one for the exact purpose with a 2400G.

 

[kurdtnz]

But just remember, if you do go down the ryzen cpu with integrated graphics route, they wont work on a B550 motherboard.

 

[alexbirdie]

Intel-cpu with integrated GPU would be enough. But I would go to 2x8 GB ram. 2x4 seems pretty few for windows 10 ( or do you plan a linux-installation?).

 

[bereta]

Thank you all guys for your answers,I really apreciate it. I will go with 3400G and 16GB RAM(win 10 will be OS)

 

[Cheese Dripper]

If you don't want to spend too muchh money on this system then I think you should put together an Athlon 3000G build, with 2x4 gb of 2600Mhz minimum. A 500gb SSD would also be a nice addition, NVME would work as there's always the chance to have a SATA SSD as secondary storage. And the integrated graphics will be far better than the GT 710, and what you should really spend money on is a decent motherboard, as there would be future upgrade ability. I also assume you want to have it in a small form factor case? again, the Athlon and a decent ITX board would suit fine.