Puget Systems is a specialty computer system-building company based in Seattle in the United States of America. It specialises in building microcomputer workstations for various applications, including photography and other artistic and scientific pursuits, but has also (unsurprisingly) developed a reputation as a key source of system configuration expertise.
If you are interested in learning more about designing and configuring a system for creative work, you may find their many articles a useful source. A couple that have caught my interest recently include a comparison of AMD B650/E, X670/E, and X870/E motherboards—these being the main options for a current AMD-based workstation—and a comparison of Apple Macintosh and Microsoft Windows computers for content creation.
A key to designing or configuring a cost-effective system is balancing the various components appropriately for the task at hand. In essence, one could think of it as an exercise in optimisation.