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If gaming is more important to you go with AMD, a 7800x3d would be nice and close to about 30k but if multi threaded workloads are more important a 13700k/kf or 14700k/kf is the way to go.

This is exactly what I was trying to say as I had watched the same video and the general benefits you get by upgrading to AM5 make going with AM4 seem like a waste of money and effort.

You can take a look at the 13600kf it is about 4k more but has similar gaming performance and better multi threaded performance but it also consumes much more power and is subject to faster silicon degradation over time, this problem may not be as bad as in case of the i9 but it is there.

If going for a "high-end" GPU an AM4 cpu will definitely be a bottleneck atleast the one available at a comparable price and imo spends that kind of money on a last gen platform doesn't make sense as future proofing of a build is also important. An AM4 cpu might get by in multi threaded...

I think you should go for an AM5 build even if you get an 8-core AM4 processor like a 5800x or a 5700x the performance is going to be worse or at best equivalent to that of the 6-core 7600. So by spending just around 5-7k extra you can step into the newer gen platform with a promise of future...

Don't get this one it will break within a month of use, the switches will become mushy and the scroll wheel will develop a brain of it's own.

Not sure if that is possible currently, I the build that I suggested is already is pretty much the least you can spend to get a good price to performance ratio and be able to add a high end card in the future.

It was never ment to be about what interest me it's for people on the forum to share what interests them.

1080P GAMING IS DEAD AND THIS IS THE PROOF: Well not exactly dead but at at least for the new AAA games and games which offer DLSS, FSR or XESS upscaling there is pretty much no point in playing at 1080p.

The hype around AI is crazy but the reality is that for general use it is nowhere even close to what the hypemen claim, this might happen in the future but people are good for at least the next 15 years before this becomes a reality. Even then the number seems a bit exaggerated as many...

Most of the insurance companies out there are just running a scam in the name of insurance to extort money from the general public. You should never trust companies like Acko whom you hear more about through advertisements rather than word of mouth from common people appreciating a good company...

They seem legit, the GSTIN number checks out and they also seem to sell refurbished and open box type processors and other parts on flipkart, can't say anything about customer service though. Try contacting them using the given customer support.

I suggest spending a bit more and going for this: https://pcpricetracker.in/b/s/94b26453-bc6f-40b2-87bd-ec562e4bcd0f If you plan to add a high end GPU a 12VHPWR connection from an atx3.0 psu is good plus the atx3.0 compliance is also good. If you choose to put a high end GPU in a machine...

Lenovo, they offer excellent build quality and specs (a 4060) and have better cooling. At the 90-95k budget this is a good option, it has a better and more efficient cpu: Lenovo LOQ AI Powered AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS 15.6" (39.6cm) FHD IPS 144Hz 350Nits Gaming Laptop (16GB/512GB SSD/Win 11/NVIDIA RTX...

Thanks, I got a used one from my relative.

This phone already has pretty bad specs on paper for its price at even 30k I cannot even imagine how horrible the user experience and customer support will be after the purchase. Not at all worth the price.

Don't ever buy the second one the mouse given in this combo is so bad I have gone through two of them in a single year the scroll wheel gets damaged within a single month every time I didn't even bother to return it the second time. I think its a similar story with the first one as well general...