Budget 71-90K Need help making a custom rig

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Saurav Nayak

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hey guys,first of all i need to keep the costs as low as possible,budget is 80k but if it will be lesser than that then its a great boon.
below are my required specs but I may replace any part which you guys think is not suitable or compatible for my build


  • Budget-80k ish
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  • Cpu-probably i5 or i7(if cost effective instead of i5 7500 or 7600 kaby lake ones)
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  • Motherboard-asus probably but not sure which one exactly for my gpu
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  • Gpu-probably a NVidia 1060 or 1070(confuse about brand but need minimum 6gb)
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  • Ram-16gb single stick I guess(brand not sure too)
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  • Monitor-currently 1080p one but will upgrade to 4k soon
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  • Psu-not sure how many wattage required nor a brand
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  • Cabinet-will be a full atx so space shouldn't be a problem I think
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I will be sourcing parts from both online and local stores so that is flexible.
And I need a motherboard which supports two way sli so I can add another gpu in the near future,4 ram ports too for further expansion.

I will be using this for ultra settings wala gaming(gpu intensive game and rendering)
games like-battlefield 1(high or ultra settings),most latest total war series,ghost recon wildlands,you get where I'm going with this

oh yes I will not overclock so that option is out the window...
windows 7 for me cause I get more flexibility using rendering apps and all

Hope I did all of the above in correct format and not look dumb while doing it.:D
Thanks a ton for your time and help
 
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Since you mention rendering and video editing, I strongly suggest you to go for amd ryzen 5 1600 or 7 1700.
And as mentioned by Jc36, create a proper format thread in pc buying advice, so we can get additional info of your current build and what are your requirements clear.
 
Emrebel said:
Since you mention rendering and video editing, I strongly suggest you to go for amd ryzen 5 1600 or 7 1700.
And as mentioned by Jc36, create a proper format thread in pc buying advice, so we can get additional info of your current build and what are your requirements clear.
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alright,im doing the same right now and in proper format this time :p
thanks for letting me know and make me seem not dumb
 
I would like to remove some of your confusion :
1)You have to forget win7 if you go for kaby lake proccy since they are locked to work with Windows 10(Nice play microsoft!!)
2) YOU CANNOT SLI Gtx 1060(Sorry for stupid caps)
3)If you really want to take slider to ultra, you have to opt for gtx 1070.
4) You cannot bet on gtx 1070 for 4k.
You need more powerful gpu for that.(maybe Gtx 1080ti) ~ based on games you play.
5)Unless you are doing crazy overclocking, you should be fine with a 550w psu.(Go for reputed brands!!).
6)Unless you are doing some really furious work, 16gb ram is more than sufficient.
I don't get your point in buying single 16gb stick.
 
Do you need the whole setup or just the core components? Also, what sort of usage are we looking into? Just gaming or partly gaming & partly productivity application?
 
Intel Build
Budget -77K

Intel Core i5 7500 -16000,
Gigabyte GA-B250M-D3H -5500,
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB(8GBx2) 3000Mhz -10000,
Seasonic M12II 620w Evo -7000,
Corsair SPEC ALPHA -4000,
WD Caviar Blue 1TB -3500,
HIS RX480 IceQ X2 Roaring Turbo -23000,
Samsung 850 Evo 250GB SSD -8000.
TOTAL -77,000.

Buy all components from mdcomputers.in

AMD Build
Budget -80.5K

AMD R5 1600 -16500,
Asus Prime B350 Plus -8500,
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB(8GBx2) 3000Mhz -10000,
Seasonic M12II 620w Evo -7000,
Corsair SPEC ALPHA -4000,
WD Caviar Blue 1TB -3500,
HIS RX480 IceQ X2 Roaring Turbo -23000,
Samsung 850 Evo 250GB SSD -8000.
TOTAL -80,500.

Buy all components from mdcomputers.in
 
Emrebel said:
Since you mention rendering and video editing, I strongly suggest you to go for amd ryzen 5 1600 or 7 1700.
And as mentioned by Jc36, create a proper format thread in pc buying advice, so we can get additional info of your current build and what are your requirements clear.
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i wil keep that in mind bro
 
Emrebel said:
I would like to remove some of your confusion :
1)You have to forget win7 if you go for kaby lake proccy since they are locked to work with Windows 10(Nice play microsoft!!)
2) YOU CANNOT SLI Gtx 1060(Sorry for stupid caps)
3)If you really want to take slider to ultra, you have to opt for gtx 1070.
4) You cannot bet on gtx 1070 for 4k.
You need more powerful gpu for that.(maybe Gtx 1080ti) ~ based on games you play.
5)Unless you are doing crazy overclocking, you should be fine with a 550w psu.(Go for reputed brands!!).
6)Unless you are doing some really furious work, 16gb ram is more than sufficient.
I don't get your point in buying single 16gb stick.
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no prob... 1080 is too much for me...i will try 1070 and pray for the best
i need 16gb because i may use another 16gb stick and expand the ram to 32 gb

anyways thanks a lot for the info..i would have been stuck with the sli thing..
do sky lake ones support win 7???
i seriously need win 7
thanks a ton for ur help
 
manjeet said:
Do you need the whole setup or just the core components? Also, what sort of usage are we looking into? Just gaming or partly gaming & partly productivity application?
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i need the whole setup bro...i want to keep my old rig so that i can keep it in my other room for quick work instead of going down at mid-night
 
bssunilreddy said:
Intel Build
Budget -77K

Intel Core i5 7500 -16000,
Gigabyte GA-B250M-D3H -5500,
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB(8GBx2) 3000Mhz -10000,
Seasonic M12II 620w Evo -7000,
Corsair SPEC ALPHA -4000,
WD Caviar Blue 1TB -3500,
HIS RX480 IceQ X2 Roaring Turbo -23000,
Samsung 850 Evo 250GB SSD -8000.
TOTAL -77,000.

Buy all components from mdcomputers.in

AMD Build
Budget -80.5K

AMD R5 1600 -16500,
Asus Prime B350 Plus -8500,
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB(8GBx2) 3000Mhz -10000,
Seasonic M12II 620w Evo -7000,
Corsair SPEC ALPHA -4000,
WD Caviar Blue 1TB -3500,
HIS RX480 IceQ X2 Roaring Turbo -23000,
Samsung 850 Evo 250GB SSD -8000.
TOTAL -80,500.

Buy all components from mdcomputers.in
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thanks for the suggestion...can i replace some parts from that build without any compatibility problems??
are his gpu good and durable?
i was thinking of going with asus ,evga or gigabyte
 
sorry for delayed replies guys..college has been hard on me and i also got to edit stuff all....but i appreciate the effort you guys went to help me and thanks for taking your time and writing all of the above.
 
Saurav Nayak said:
i need the whole setup bro...i want to keep my old rig so that i can keep it in my other room for quick work instead of going down at mid-night
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Since you need the whole setup, get these stuff:

Intel Core i5 7500 - 14K
Gigabyte B250M-DS3H - 7K
Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB - 4.3K
WD Blue 1TB - 3.5K
Evga GTX 1070 SC ACX 2.0 - 30K
Seasonic M12II EVO 620 - 7.5K
Thermaltake Versa N21/N23/N25/N26 - 4K
Dell S2216H - 8K
Motospeed CK104 - 3K
Logitech G102 - 1.5K
Samsung EVO 850 120GB - 4K

You may skip the keyboard & mouse in case you're in tight budget. Let me know if you need any help procuring the components.
 
manjeet said:
Since you need the whole setup, get these stuff:

Intel Core i5 7500 - 14K
Gigabyte B250M-DS3H - 7K
Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB - 4.3K
WD Blue 1TB - 3.5K
Evga GTX 1070 SC ACX 2.0 - 30K
Seasonic M12II EVO 620 - 7.5K
Thermaltake Versa N21/N23/N25/N26 - 4K
Dell S2216H - 8K
Motospeed CK104 - 3K
Logitech G102 - 1.5K
Samsung EVO 850 120GB - 4K

You may skip the keyboard & mouse in case you're in tight budget. Let me know if you need any help procuring the components.
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i5 7500 is a bad choice since for 2-3k more you get R5 1600 which beats the 7500 handsomely.
 
manjeet said:
R5 1600 is definitely a great choice if you consider all round performance, but since the user's priority is limited to gaming I guess an i5 still got the upper hand.
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I5 7500 is a locked processor. Would agree with you it it was a 7600k. Ryzen can clock 3.8ghz OC in stock cooler and will definitely match the performance of 7500 if not beat it.
 
manjeet said:
R5 1600 is definitely a great choice if you consider all round performance, but since the user's priority is limited to gaming I guess an i5 still got the upper hand.
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He also mentioned of doing rendering work, ryzen's extra cores help with that.

Saurav Nayak said:
sorry for delayed replies guys..college has been hard on me and i also got to edit stuff all....but i appreciate the effort you guys went to help me and thanks for taking your time and writing all of the above.
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What applications will you be using? OpenCL VS CUDA pick your poison.
bssunilreddy's amd build is good. Also go with a single gpu it will make your life a lot easier. If you are going for single gpu setup you can cutdown on your psu a bit and go with coolermaster masterwatt lite 600w.
 
k_m_Arya said:
He also mentioned of doing rendering work, ryzen's extra cores help with that.


What applications will you be using? OpenCL VS CUDA pick your poison.
bssunilreddy's amd build is good. Also go with a single gpu it will make your life a lot easier. If you are going for single gpu setup you can cutdown on your psu a bit and go with coolermaster masterwatt lite 600w.
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I use corona and maya(still learning) and sometimes vray when I need to..
Open cl is easy,cuda is well a bit tough to master

Which is better Ryzen or i5 7500
Btw do I need a aftermarket cooler or stock ones will do the trick?
I'm thinking the same thing,to go with bssunilreddy's build but replace some parts with manjeets build
 
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