Are these PC parts good?

The PC will be more than enough to run those apps thanks to the cpu and ram which those apps tend to use, discord might lag cause of the igpu, but if you wanna work on something more intensive like video editing or even gaming, you'll need to consider getting a gpu.

Yes, It's good. iGpu will do, but GPU recommended.

Make sure to buy a power supply with certain W which is enough to supply for all of the components.

It's more than enough, chr1s said.

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Get a GPU or bad

i dont care if it costs a lot

@RealNickk I've seen that an iGPU isn't as good as a GPU, but I can't tell which product is the iGPU. What component is it in?

@Medusa The iGPU is part of the CPU but if you possibly get into other games or 3d graphics youll need an actual GPU because they're more powerful. It's also nice because then you have your iGPU as a backup card, so you can do passthrough.

The radon graphics will be fine for what your doing and even light gaming such as csgo, as long as you turn down the settings

You never said you'll be doing some heavy gaming so you do not need a gpu if you do not plan to use it

try and squeeze in some extra money for an actual gpu. although the iGpu should work, it will run way better with something like a 1650

It's pretty good, however 250GB SSD? Not enough, definitely not enough if you're going to do programming.

Also, I would reccomend adding a GPU, doesn't have to be an RTX or something, any GPU will surely add performance to rendering or YouTube videos.

So, things to change / add:
SSD: 250 GB > 512 GB (at least)
GPU: Add

these pc parts are really good, I prefer getting a gpu as well. It will be useful I will recommend some here from 100-200$.

Gtx 950 (Its mid)

Rx 560 (good for old and new games can get you 40-60 fps)

Rx 570 (A decent option)

Gtx 970 (good for modern AA)

These are some good choices based on my experince.

throw in a gpu

not sure if this post was later edited with the parts, but that case sucks as the power supply will block CPU cooling (assuming your using the stock air cooler)