90K+ Budget 2L for gaming pc

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Currently I'm able to purchase 5080 from for 1.1L so I need a pc with monitor included in that 90k ,any suggestions please
No need keyboard and mouse
Got headphones later will add some speakers to it ,Have old SSD.256gb

4 tb harddrives so I can add nvme in later months ,got s23a700D 1080p 120hz monitor i think with 5080 i might need 4k monitor i guess?
 
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What is your budget?
2Lakha
What is your existing hardware configuration (component name - component brand and model)
CPU - Intel i5 4570
Motherboard - gigabyte
GPU - GTX 970
RAM - 8X2GB 16gb ddr 3
Monitor - s23A700D 120hz
PSU - seasonic 600w

Which hardware will you be keeping (component name - component brand and model)
Monitor - nope
PSU - upgrade

Which hardware component are you looking to buy (component name). If you have already decided on a configuration then please mention the (component brand and model) as well, this will help us in fine tuning your requirement.
CPU - AMD
Motherboard - any compatible motherboard
GPU - Nvidia 5080FE
PSU - Best Power Supply Units
(please mention the rest in above format)
Is this going to be your final configuration or you would be adding/upgrading a component in near future. If yes then please mention when and which component
Where will you buy this hardware? (Online/hyderabad)

Open to online purchase
Yes
What is your intended use for this PC/hardware
Gaming ✓
Browsing
Download rig, 24x7 operation

Do you have any brand preference or dislike? Please name them and the reason for your preference/dislike.
Do not want to buy XYZ company product as I heard the after sales service in India is pathetic
If you will be playing games then which type of games will you be playing?
Strategy - multiplayer games like battlefield, rainbow six siege
Racing - max
What is your preferred monitor resolution for gaming and normal usage
Gaming - no preference
Desktop -no preference
Are you looking to overclock?
NO
Which operating system do you intend to use with this configuration?
Windows latest
 
Currently I'm able to purchase 5080 for 1.1L so I need a pc with monitor included in that 90k ,any suggestions please
No need keyboard and mouse
Got headphones later will add some speakers to it
Got 256 gb SSD for os old can reuse
4 tb harddrives so I can add nvme in later months ,got s23a700D 1080p 120hz monitor i think with 5080 i might need 4k monitor too


What is your budget?
2Lakhs
What is your existing hardware configuration (component name - component brand and model)
CPU - Intel i5 4570
Motherboard - gigabyte model
GPU - GTX 970
RAM - 8X2GB 16gb ddr 3
Monitor - s23A700D 120hz
PSU - seasonic 600w

Which hardware will you be keeping (component name - component brand and model)
Hard drives and SSD 256 gb

Which hardware component are you looking to buy (component name). If you have already decided on a configuration then please mention the (component brand and model) as well, this will help us in fine tuning your requirement.
CPU - AMD
Motherboard - any compatible motherboard with minimum 2 nvme slots.
GPU - Nvidia 5080FE
PSU - Best Power Supply Units 1000w with A tier or b+
(please mention the rest in above format)
Is this going to be your final configuration or you would be adding/upgrading a component in near future. If yes then please mention when and which component
Where will you buy this hardware? (Online/hyderabad)

Open to online purchase
Yes
What is your intended use for this PC/hardware
Gaming ✓
Browsing
Download rig, 24x7 operation

Do you have any brand preference or dislike? Please name them and the reason for your preference/dislike.
None

If you will be playing games then which type of games will you be playing?
Strategy - multiplayer games like battlefield, rainbow six siege and single player AAA titles
Racing
What is your preferred monitor resolution for gaming and normal usage
4k
Gaming - 4k
Desktop -4k
Are you looking to overclock?
NO
Which operating system do you intend to use with this configuration?
Windows latest
 
Probably a Ryzen 7 7700 (or X) or a 9700x paired with a decent B650 motherboard.

How about MSI Pro B650M-A Wifi AM5 M-ATX?

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MSI B650M-A PRO WIFI AMD AM5 MOTHERBOARD

Chipset AMD B650 CPU Support Supports AMD Ryzenô 7000 Series Desktop Processors Socket AM5 Memory 4x DDR5, Maximum Memory Capacity 128GB Memory Support DDR5 4800 MHz (by JEDEC & PRO) Max. overclocking frequency: ï 1DPC 1R Max speed up to 6400+ MHz ï 1DPC 2R Max speed up to 5800+ MHz ï 2DPC 1R...
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Some motherboards might require a BIOS update to support the Ryzen 9000 series.

You can add some DDR5, preferably 6000mhz and a half decent power supply using the remaining budget.

If the budget permits then maybe you can upgrade to those X3D chips for gaming or more cores (r9 7900) for productivity.
 

This should be good. Surely can save some money on mobo but no point going above this mobo. See if you can use someone's SBI cashback CC.

Pair it with an Acer XV272U V3 for 17k from Amazon. Regd. 4K monitor; opt for an OLED TV later on. I have a 48" LG C3, it is great.

R5 7600 is enough for 1440p gaming right now & CPU bottleneck, if it happens, will be rare (fps will be 100+ easily even if it is CPU bottlenecked). Buy successor of 9800X3D after 3-4 years if you want, mobo will easily support that or even the successor of 9950X3D:

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lambda said:
Probably a Ryzen 7 7700 (or X) or a 9700x paired with a decent B650 motherboard.

How about MSI Pro B650M-A Wifi AM5 M-ATX?

vishalperipherals.com

MSI B650M-A PRO WIFI AMD AM5 MOTHERBOARD

Chipset AMD B650 CPU Support Supports AMD Ryzenô 7000 Series Desktop Processors Socket AM5 Memory 4x DDR5, Maximum Memory Capacity 128GB Memory Support DDR5 4800 MHz (by JEDEC & PRO) Max. overclocking frequency: ï 1DPC 1R Max speed up to 6400+ MHz ï 1DPC 2R Max speed up to 5800+ MHz ï 2DPC 1R...
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Some motherboards might require a BIOS update to support the Ryzen 9000 series.

You can add some DDR5, preferably 6000mhz and a half decent power supply using the remaining budget.

If the budget permits then maybe you can upgrade to those X3D chips for gaming or more cores (r9 7900) for productivity.
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The issue for me some say 7600 is good enough
OMEGA44-XT said:

This should be good. Surely can save some money on mobo but no point going above this mobo. See if you can use someone's SBI cashback CC.

Pair it with an Acer XV272U V3 for 17k from Amazon. Regd. 4K monitor; opt for an OLED TV later on. I have a 48" LG C3, it is great.

R5 7600 is enough for 1440p gaming right now & CPU bottleneck, if it happens, will be rare (fps will be 100+ easily even if it is CPU bottlenecked). Buy successor of 9800X3D after 3-4 years if you want, mobo will easily support that or even the successor of 9950X3D:

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I have LG 55 inch oled G2 ,but how can I view that large sitting infront of screen i have zero idea
 
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I sit 1m+ away from my 48" C3. It makes for an immersive experience.
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So 55inch oled is good as a monitor lemme check few videos ,if it is it would be lovely for me saving soo much money,so should i use this money i saved on monitor for something else ? I got 1080p as a side monitor so if I want I can always switch inbetween small and big monitors
 
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https://pcpricetracker.in/b/s/fa72110e-c0da-4a91-ae52-153cfdab621f
This should be good. Surely can save some money on mobo but no point going above this mobo. See if you can use someone's SBI cashback CC.
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That motherboard paired with the processor is not what I would go for. Either upgrade to a better processor which can make use of the motherboard's capabilities (like 7800X3D) or downgrade the motherboard. Remember Ryzen 7600 is a 6 core 65W TDP processor, you don't need that solid of a VRM setup for just that. But looking at the budget and since OP wants to game on a 4k monitor (you forgot to include it in your list lol) I compiled a build list https://pcpricetracker.in/b/s/44982c4b-c2ca-4e4e-b22e-601cf8c2f836

Some reasoning behind some parts-
CPU - For 4k gaming you don't need a really high end processor, 7600 comes at just the perfect choice for this.
Mobo - Solid balance between performance and budget without giving away too many features.
PSU - 850W is the recommended PSU limit for a PC with RTX 5080 but since it only consumes 350-360W you have a good leeway of power left from the PSU. In fact a 750W PSU will work fine but might as well go spend a bit more on 850W and be safe.
Cabinet - I just searched for a Mesh cabinet that looked cool while not being too cheap on the quality, You can get whichever cabinet you like as long as it can fit the RTX card.
RAM - Since you will be gaming at 4K you can possibly get away with installing worse performing sticks like 5600mhz CL46 (because GPU will be the bottleneck at 4K) but the price difference is a mere 600rs for one stick so didn't made sense to cheap out.
SSD - Looked for a balance between budget and performance. You can get any Gen4 SSD with any capacity as you desire. It doesn't matter too much, not anymore.
Monitor - It is a beast of a monitor for being an IPS 4k 144hz monitor while being 28 inches only. 4K in this size must mean very sharp display (I don't own a 4k so can't say from personal experience) Here is the Rtings review of it
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YeAhx said:
That motherboard paired with the processor is not what I would go for. Either upgrade to a better processor which can make use of the motherboard's capabilities (like 7800X3D) or downgrade the motherboard. Remember Ryzen 7600 is a 6 core 65W TDP processor, you don't need that solid of a VRM setup for just that. But looking at the budget and since OP wants to game on a 4k monitor (you forgot to include it in your list lol) I compiled a build list https://pcpricetracker.in/b/s/44982c4b-c2ca-4e4e-b22e-601cf8c2f836

Some reasoning behind some parts-
CPU - For 4k gaming you don't need a really high end processor, 7600 comes at just the perfect choice for this.
Mobo - Solid balance between performance and budget without giving away too many features.
PSU - 850W is the recommended PSU limit for a PC with RTX 5080 but since it only consumes 350-360W you have a good leeway of power left from the PSU. In fact a 750W PSU will work fine but might as well go spend a bit more on 850W and be safe.
Cabinet - I just searched for a Mesh cabinet that looked cool while not being too cheap on the quality, You can get whichever cabinet you like as long as it can fit the RTX card.
RAM - Since you will be gaming at 4K you can possibly get away with installing worse performing sticks like 5600mhz CL46 (because GPU will be the bottleneck at 4K) but the price difference is a mere 600rs for one stick so didn't made sense to cheap out.
SSD - Looked for a balance between budget and performance. You can get any Gen4 SSD with any capacity as you desire. It doesn't matter too much, not anymore.
Monitor - It is a beast of a monitor for being an IPS 4k 144hz monitor while being 28 inches only. 4K in this size must mean very sharp display (I don't own a 4k so can't say from personal experience) Here is the Rtings review of it
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Im thinking about not buying monitor and use my tv LG G2 55inch as a monitor,checking reviews for disadvantages and yea checking your list now
 
arrow00007 said:
Im thinking about not buying monitor and use my tv LG G2 55inch as a monitor,checking reviews for disadvantages and yea checking your list now
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You can use that TV as a monitor, it's a beast specs wise but speaking from experience bigger screens are a pain to use. Like physical pain due to stress on the eyes and if you say you will sit far away from it sure that will work while gaming but what if you want to alt-tab to check something. Using a 2nd monitor as a backup might work but you will need extra space for it, not to forget it will be very far away from you in a corner since your primary 55inch TV will be taking space in the center, if you have a desk that's long in size then it will fine because you can slide in front of the monitor otherwise get ready for neck pain.

You can also just buy the monitor I listed and if you ever need to game on the LG TV you can install a long HDMI cable and sit with a wireless keyboard, mouse and headset setup and game on. This is assuming the TV is in your living room far away from your PC. HDMI cable going through the room will be a problem though so not exactly a solid plan lol.

Edit: Forgot to mention you can also use steam remote play or sunshine/moonlight which will make so you can stream your game locally to your LG TV using WIFI.
 
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YeAhx said:
That motherboard paired with the processor is not what I would go for. Either upgrade to a better processor which can make use of the motherboard's capabilities (like 7800X3D) or downgrade the motherboard. Remember Ryzen 7600 is a 6 core 65W TDP processor, you don't need that solid of a VRM setup for just that. But looking at the budget and since OP wants to game on a 4k monitor (you forgot to include it in your list lol) I compiled a build list https://pcpricetracker.in/b/s/44982c4b-c2ca-4e4e-b22e-601cf8c2f836

Some reasoning behind some parts-
CPU - For 4k gaming you don't need a really high end processor, 7600 comes at just the perfect choice for this.
Mobo - Solid balance between performance and budget without giving away too many features.
PSU - 850W is the recommended PSU limit for a PC with RTX 5080 but since it only consumes 350-360W you have a good leeway of power left from the PSU. In fact a 750W PSU will work fine but might as well go spend a bit more on 850W and be safe.
Cabinet - I just searched for a Mesh cabinet that looked cool while not being too cheap on the quality, You can get whichever cabinet you like as long as it can fit the RTX card.
RAM - Since you will be gaming at 4K you can possibly get away with installing worse performing sticks like 5600mhz CL46 (because GPU will be the bottleneck at 4K) but the price difference is a mere 600rs for one stick so didn't made sense to cheap out.
SSD - Looked for a balance between budget and performance. You can get any Gen4 SSD with any capacity as you desire. It doesn't matter too much, not anymore.
Monitor - It is a beast of a monitor for being an IPS 4k 144hz monitor while being 28 inches only. 4K in this size must mean very sharp display (I don't own a 4k so can't say from personal experience) Here is the Rtings review of it
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Getting an offer for asrock b650e steel legend for 18.1k is it worth it ? Extra ,on reddit every where i check people are paying gaming x v2 for 16.5k so 1.5k difference it got better vrms and everything
 
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Getting an offer for asrock b650e steel legend for 18.1k is it worth it ? Extra ,on reddit every where i check people are paying gaming x v2 for 16.5k so 1.5k difference it got better vrms and everything
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Ask yourself the question, Do you really need that beefy of a motherboard. Definitely not for the entry level 7000 series processor like 7600. If you are able to skip on getting a new monitor then you can get a 7800X3D which might be a good pair with that motherboard.
 
YeAhx said:
Ask yourself the question, Do you really need that beefy of a motherboard. Definitely not for the entry level 7000 series processor like 7600. If you are able to skip on getting a new monitor then you can get a 7800X3D which might be a good pair with that motherboard.
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Actually i was thinking that ,but looking at pricing it's waay overpriced if I could get hands on used stuff it would be great
lambda said:
A simple build that I made, you don't need a beefy motherboard if all you plan on doing is gaming.

And yes, a R5 7600 is perfectly adequate for a gaming build.

Modify as you see fit - https://pcpricetracker.in/b/s/2d43aaf1-d812-4c64-adbe-18e082346a5c
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I won't upgrade right now but i can do upgrades on this mobo in future right with more advanced gpu and cpu also rams are cl36 ,cl30 and cl30 difference won't make difference? Also the mobo you suggested almost costing 15k for a Mini itx better isn't this better for just 3k more ,i missed asrock b650 pro rs for 14k on Flipkart yesterday i just saw but someone purchased it within 2 mins
 
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arrow00007 said:
Actually i was thinking that ,but looking at pricing it's waay overpriced if I could get hands on used stuff it would be great

I won't upgrade right now but i can do upgrades on this mobo in future right with more advanced gpu and cpu also rams are cl36 ,cl30 and cl30 difference won't make difference? Also the mobo you suggested almost costing 15k for a Mini itx better isn't this better for just 3k more ,i missed asrock b650 pro rs for 14k on Flipkart yesterday i just saw but someone purchased it within 2 mins
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I'm not sure what you meant by won't upgrade now, isn't that the whole point of this thread?

As for the motherboard, yes the one I suggested (it's micro ATX btw, not mini-itx, cheapest mini-itx AM5 mobo is around 23k) OR the one you missed would be perfectly fine.

As for a specific budget, you have to draw a line somewhere. I personally find it a bit weird to spend more on a motherboard than the processor as long as the motherboard can sufficiently power a given processor.

As for the RAM, you're better off putting that money towards an X3D processor. There's relatively minor difference between an average kit and something priced 2x.

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If you meant future upgrades,the motherboards suggested in this thread would all handle most processors just fine.

If you care mostly about gaming then you can get a 9800x3D, those chips do not consume much power at all and will run fine on the motherboards in this thread.
@arrow00007 , here's another decent motherboard on sale.


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lambda said:
I'm not sure what you meant by won't upgrade now, isn't that the whole point of this thread?

As for the motherboard, yes the one I suggested (it's micro ATX btw, not mini-itx, cheapest mini-itx AM5 mobo is around 23k) OR the one you missed would be perfectly fine.

As for a specific budget, you have to draw a line somewhere. I personally find it a bit weird to spend more on a motherboard than the processor as long as the motherboard can sufficiently power a given processor.

As for the RAM, you're better off putting that money towards an X3D processor. There's relatively minor difference between an average kit and something priced 2x.

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If you meant future upgrades,the motherboards suggested in this thread would all handle most processors just fine.

If you care mostly about gaming then you can get a 9800x3D, those chips do not consume much power at all and will run fine on the motherboards in this thread.
@arrow00007 , here's another decent motherboard on sale.

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I thought only 500rs extra for cl30 will look into it yea saw some youtuber testing ram there is barely any difference also yeah 9800x3d is good but cost is twice will think about this ,now if i buy this I can only spend 3k-4k on cpu cooler
 
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