Gaming PC 1.1L

[bssunilreddy]

@bssunilreddy remove that snapdeal link as that key is no different from ebay ones which also are not exactly official microsoft approved keys for such selling even if they do work. You can use PM for such things in case someone is interested.

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[omega44-xt]

2080S can be fitted into the budget if you want max performance. 3700 offers nothing over 3600 if it's meant for gaming only. idk where youre getting that Ryzen 7 3700 would be needed for gaming though, i cant imagine games utilising 16 threads to make do, unless its games like Civilisation. 3600 is more than sufficient with 12 threads.

As I said earlier, check PS5 & XB Series X specs. They will dictate future game requirements. All current games are limited by PS4 & XB1 hardware.

Surely 8 cores are overkill now, but in 2-3 years, 3700X like performance will likely be recommended (again, not min req). It will be easier to just change GPU later down the line (after 3-4 years) rather than changing both CPU & GPU.

 

[omega44-xt]

AMD Gaming RIG (RTX 2070 Super 8GB)
Budget -105K

Processor -AMD Ryzen 5 3600 -15k
Motherboard -Asrock B450 Steel Legend -8.2k
Graphics Card -Zotac RTX 2070 8GB Super Mini -41.8k
RAM -G.Skill SniperX 3600Mhz 16GB DDR4 (8GBx2) -7.5k
SSD -Intel 660P 1TB M.2 SSD -8.3k
HDD - WD Blue 1TB HDD -2.9k
Power Supply -Antec Earthwtts Gold Pro 650w -6.5k
Cabinet -Corsair SPEC Delta RGB -5.5k
KB + Mouse -Cooler Master Masterkeys LITE L -3.8k
UPS - APC 1.1KVA -5.5k

Total -105K

All above prices are taken from vedantcomputers, Kolkata since they dont charge payment gateway charges and offers free shipping to all parts of India.

Except for SSD capacity, the quote my friend got is actually better than that one. Moreover, he already has a good Zowie gaming mouse & Logitech G413 KB. He should be able to spare 5k for a UPS other than 1.1L for the rig. Will swap some parts like mobo & SSD from the initial quote, otherwise it is looking to stay the same. He got a quote of 40k for that same 2070S.

 

[mitraark]

For such a big budget build spend a little more on higher capacity SSD. Other than that looks good..

 

[omega44-xt]

For such a big budget build spend a little more on higher capacity SSD. Other than that looks good..

I suggested him that but to fit components in budget, he is willing to sacrifice SSD for now, maybe 120/240GB now & get more after a year.

 

[omega44-xt]

My friend shit the bed with parts. This is what he ordered from some seller in Kolkata. I earlier asked him to wait for a few days to weeks & visit SP Road. I don't know if the PC will be even delivered in Bangalore.

CPU - AMD R7 3700X - 27.8k

Mobo - AsRock X570 Steel Legend - 18.9k (at least not shitty MSI ones)

RAM - 2x8GB DDR4 3600MHz XPG D60 RGB - 10.2k

GPU - Inno3D 2070 Super Twin - 39k

SSD - Crucial BX500 480GB - 5k

HDD - None

PSU - CM 750W 80+ Gold (maybe MWE one?) - 8k

Cabinet - CM MasterBox MB520 - 5.5k

Shipping - 1.7k

Total - 116.1k

He kind of got desperate due to lockdown. HE plans to replace GPU in 2 years.

 

[skeletor]

Looks decent. BX500 is okay but it's DRAM-less. I can't comment on Inno3d's trustworthiness.

 

[whitestar_999]

Mobo - AsRock X570 Steel Legend - 18.9k (at least not shitty MSI ones)

At that price he could have easily gotten asus tuf x570 plus from same place.

PSU - CM 750W 80+ Gold (maybe MWE one?) - 8k

Same for psu, could have gotteen corsair TX model at this price.

 

[omega44-xt]

At that price he could have easily gotten asus tuf x570 plus from same place.


Same for psu, could have gotteen corsair TX model at this price.

I know

 

[omega44-xt]

Looks decent. BX500 is okay but it's DRAM-less. I can't comment on Inno3d's trustworthiness.

I don't trust anything outside Asus, MSI, Gigabyte, Zotac & Sapphire for GPUs.

Lockdown got the better of him, what else can I say. He was planning to buy it in late March. My initial recommendation was to wait till year-end for Ryzen 4700X & RTX 3070 as he already had a 1050Ti gaming laptop.

 

[omega44-xt]

Other than CPU, I can pick a problem in all the remaining parts

 

[SaiyanGoku]

BX500 is okay but it's DRAM-less.

BX500 is a good HDD replacement in older configs. I won't get it for a new gaming config and definitely not for a 100k budget.

 

[omega44-xt]

BX500 is a good HDD replacement in older configs. I won't get it for a new gaming config and definitely not for a 100k budget.

I think Kingston A400 is the fastest DRAM-less budget SSD. For 5k, its definitely not worth spending on BX500 or even A400.

 

[whitestar_999]

I think Kingston A400 is the fastest DRAM-less budget SSD. For 5k, its definitely not worth spending on BX500 or even A400.

WD Blue SN550 is the fastest/best dram-less ssd/nvme till now(mentioned on earlier page) & its 500gb model used to be available for just under 6k in Jan.