It varies. It depends on budget and what the computer will be used for.Hello, I mean any hardware part, RAM, fans, power supply, CPU, gpu, storage
thank you very much, that's just what I wanted to do. It is not worth thinking about changing the CPU or mobo, there are 2 very limiting upgrades.I suspect either the 12600K or 12700K would last you pretty well. However if your talking 5 years solid use or potentially more, if you can afford it you will be better served by the i7. NVME drives should run fairly cool if covered with a large heatsink, without it they get extremely hot. My advice would be to get a good motherboard, CPU and PSU. You can easily add more RAM and storage later.