New Build-First time buying components

yabadabado

I was looking to put something together soon enough and was wondering what others thought of the build below.I have built a PC before but never picked the parts so am looking for advice.

Many things I should change/remove.

I dont need windows,monitor,keyboard,mouse
Budget is > €450 which It will come just under that including a SSD,is there a need for a SSD ? The PC won't be used to play games and will only be used for browsing,downloading and college/office work.
I know a machine can be built for a lot less but am hoping for this to do the job for a long time to come.



Item|Price
AMD FX-6300 Prozessor, Boxed, Sockel AM3+|€100.37
LiteOn iHAS124-04 schwarz SATA|€16.11
WD Caviar Blue 1TB 6Gb's|€56.69
SanDisk SSD 64GB 6,4cm S-ATA 600|€50.91
Super-Flower Amazon 80Plus 450W|€45.88
ASRock 970 Pro3 R2.0, AM3+, ATX|€61.82
Sharkoon REX3 Value Edition black (Window-Kit), ohne Netzteil|€43.84
8GB-Kit G.Skill RipJaws-X PC3-12800U CL9|€50.55
Shipping|€18.99
Total|€445.16

EDIT:
It works out at €431.23 delivered when I go through the Germany discount site.

BloodBath

Looks good but you have no graphics card. There is no integrated graphics on FX processors.

You could change to an FM2 board and an A8 5600k or A10 5800k. The A8 is better value and offer's only a tiny bit less performance.

Both have 2 less cpu cores but it has good integrated graphics and would still have more than enough power for college/office work.

I'd go for the A8 with one of these coolers. You can always overclock it to get more performance.

yabadabado

Knew I would leave something out.Cheers for the advice , back to the drawing board in the morning.
Would there be a cheap graphics card to use with the FX or is it better to buy an integrated one when my build wont be used for gaming.

For my needs would it be better to go for AMD or Intel ?

Also is there many components that are more energy efficient than others or are they all fairly similar?

Recurve360

It all depends what kind of software your using for college? If its only office etc and not using any autodesk/cad or adobe(photoshop etc.) you would get away with a 5450 for about 20-25 quid. The fx is the better processor and the a8-a10 would have better integrated graphics

yabadabado

Budget is €450 max and want to get the best build I can for that.I know I could build for less but I'm hoping to have a set up that won't need upgrading for a good few years. It wont be used for games or auto cad etc. Would like a system that is won't be outdated within a few months , am I right in doing this or is it overkill for my needs and whatever I build will be outdated anyways fairly quickly.
As I said I have never picked out the components for a build before so I do appreciate any advice I get.

BloodBath

You have picked good parts and it's going to be a better pc than anything you order pre built. I'd just go with the A8 5600k then and an FM2 mainboard. You will still have the option of adding a graphics card later if you want to do any serious gaming on it.

The integrated graphics will allow some casual gaming especially with an overclock on the ram, igp and processor. It's very capable for it's price.