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Firstly, Hats off for the Effort ! If you can extend budget and fit everything then great , otherwise if you have to make compromise to fit things in tight budget, will recommend you to go with AMD A6 9500 for around Rs 3300, it is an older gen processor but good enough for basic stuff ,will...

what is the final budget ?

There is also Athlon 200GE (Rs 5000 at md , offline probably cheaper at 4700 or so ) as an alternative btw if cost is bigger priority or if you want to use it as temporary solution or usage/requirement is low AMD Athlon 200GE 3.2 GHz Review

If the issue is because of caps , then electrolytic caps do have self healing properties.. I DON'T suggest to use that old PSU and game on that.. And NOT to experiment with it trying to put load on it to see if it is working or not.. Your old PSU even though appear to be working , may not have...

Atleast Try to get Corsair TX 550m - 5.5k Or TX 650m for 6 k Depending upon availability The price difference is mostly for better internal components , thus longer life which is why you get much longer warranty

1) Much more chances of it being a PSU problem Caps have a finite life , given the age and usage of PSU they have likely run their lifetime 2) No on a safe side , although it may appear to be working , failed cap would probably increase ripple quite a bit and affect voltages , that ripple...

It appears that the inrush drawn is very close to edge of your UPS capacity.. So sometimes it is working and sometimes not ( varying transfer time thus varying inrush in accordance with load , depending upon at which point on sinecurve you are loosing AC- luck based ) and your PSU is fine and...

Yeah as fast as you can ... 2-3 sec is fine For the next separate test , you can try adding 1 hdd at a time and test with that 4-5 times to find the max load/limit of hdds that will be supported by your UPS

Do also the first test ," with all 4 hdds connected" Also can you do 2nd test again with 1 hdd? This time do it 10 times ( won't take much time ) ( simply on and off AC power manually 10 times while your PC is playing video file just give a gap of 30 seconds between each set of switch off and...

please go with VS 450 ( new white version ) at RS 2300 as they are much better in quality , don't skip here if you want longevity of components.. go with a 2nd hand cheap case .. Go for gigabyte B250M at 4k , looks like there has been a big price drop... it will work out of the box with g4560

yeah CX 450 ( white version ) is fine if you are tight on budget with 1060 , here you can look at power consumption figures The GeForce GTX 1060 Founders Edition & ASUS Strix GTX 1060 Review can't say about future cards , but they should be fine if they aren't very significantly power hungry...

try these 2 tests with Cx 550... ""Fully charge ups batteries first"" very imp 1) you said it works fine at low load , you have to be as fast as possible in this test 1)run your PC at idle , with your video player , settings , file loaded etc ready , then cut the AC power to UPS manually ...

You cannot conclusively prove anything without proper measurements and some testing , all you can do is ascertain the most likely reason 1) every PSU will have a different inrush current curve this can also be seen in that graph in pdf , plus every same VA ups may not have same tolerance and...

2) Now check this thread Weird Power Issue [PSU/UPS] Slight typo in 2nd case , he likely meant 3 minute backup with CM Same issue , In my short on time search, I couldn't find hold up time figures of those PSU But Seasonic in general has very good hold up times as they use big caps...

1) Why take 250 w as system load ? Intel Pentium G620 Sandy Bridge 2.6GHz CPU Review - Page 15 of 17 - Legit Reviews 60-65 watts for whole system with g620 + 75 watts for gpu + 40 watts for hdd .. That's not more than 175 watts .. In reality it will likely be lower .. Since you said your...

Show me 1 post where I have said his ups has better transfer time than apc and we will talk more afterwards , and no I was never going to quote jg because I had already posted even before your post , but you never read it or ignore it.. And read post 2344332 again Corsair CX550 issue with UPS...

where did you felt that ? Basically for a given load , the longer the transfer time of UPS , the more the Cap discharges , the more the cap discharged , the higher it will draw inrush current to fill it up quickly.. 1)You can either get UPS with small capacity with much less transfer time so...

Again , ^ Please read the PDF again completely . Please tell what ""realistically"" do you Assume transfer time of his UPS to be.?. 12ms (50% more than advertised or comparable apc -) 14ms ? , 16ms ? (100% more or double than what advertsied , apc (that's a lot btw ) 18ms ? 20ms...

Now you now see how hold up time is highllllllyyy unlikely to be the cause Thanks for that link , a much more detailed proof for what I have said Please read that and my replies again I have said exactly the same thing they are saying Here It's after this statement they are saying what...

Well TX 550m is a PSU with potentially 9-10 years life for general usage . .. It also comes with a longer warranty So if you can , then just go with this .. Totally worth the money