Re: Healthiest computer system, processor, monitor as well as set up, etc?

Those are some loaded questions.

For CPUs, a decent Intel I3 or I5 would work for your needs. Check out the benchmarks for price/performance ratios here: http://www.cpubenchmark.net/index.php


If you're not ever going to game/high performance, then a Celeron CPU would work too, like a G530. Lower wattage usually produces best results for your needs with minimal cooling of CPU. An I5 2500k Intel processor is pretty futureproof though.

New-egg used to have good deals, sometimes they still do, but I've found Micro-center to be better deals all around for PC parts. I won't list the sites, they're easy to find.

I'm still experimenting with grounding, haven't been able to properly measure body voltage around electronics/wiring.