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Guys I need a little guidance. I read in these forums that we need to register the SSD with the manufacturer for claiming warranty if required later. Which of the above set of components do I have to register with their respective manufacturers for possible future warranty?

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Just a heads-up, be aware that 1. The price seen on the websites is normally not the same as what you might get if you ask for a quote. In most instances with Primeabgb and MDComputers, I found they quoted prices lower than what was listed on their websites. 2. MDComputers quoted prices...

Yesterday I was told by the dealer that his stock of H110M boards would support Kabylake directly without update

One small issue with using H110 series Mobo for Kabylake is that the memory speed is limited to 2133 Mhz while kabylake can go to 2400 Mhz if the RAM is spec'ed for it.

That is entirely dependent on your circumstances. In my home in Mumbai, I am severely limited by space constraints and therefore would always go for a combination oven. On the other hand, in Pune or Goa, space is much less a limitation so you could comfortably have solo plus gas oven plus OTG...

My final build completed yesterday: CPU: G4560 Mobo: Gigabyte GA-B250M-DS3H RAM: Gskill Ripjaws XMP DDR4 2400 Mhz 8 GB SSD: Samsung 850 EVO 250 GB M.2 PSU: Coolermaster Masterwatt Lite 500W Using my old Zebronics Bijlee cabinet, Viewsonic 19" LCD monitor, 320 GB Seagate and 500 GB WD drives

Absolutely, not just hypothetically. It probably wont brown at all so it is only recommended for dark cakes, not sponge cakes and the like.

I bought the Samsung 850 EVO off ebay.in. I actually went for the M.2 at a slightly higher price because the difference was much less than the cost of a SSD bay

The Asus board is over 1K more expensive than Gigabyte or MSI. Mine is a home office build and definitely not for gaming now or in future. The H110 chipset would have sufficed for me but I decided to go with the B250 chipset only to allow full use of 2400 MHz RAM, giving me a small boost with...

Reasons? Features or Reliability or ASS or .......

Final shortlist for my Mobo Gigabyte GA-B250H-DS3H vs MSI B250H Pro-VDH both are priced the same and features are also similar. I guess it boils down to the manufacturer. Which one should I go for?

Also look at the Gigabyte B250M-DS3H

OK Thanks. Would that one be better or the Coolermaster Masterwatt Lite 500W one be better?

The 550 Watt? Not the VP450P? Is it something more than the power that is different? My build does not even have a graphic card.

I had finalised on Coolermaster Masterwatt Lite 500W because I had been given a quote of Rs 3500/- but now I am told that the quote is for Coolermaster B500 and not the masterwatt series. I really want urgent advice about the B500 PSU. If not, I need a recommendation for another good PSU in that...

The price specified is 7900

Their website does not indicate the availability of a 149 postpaid plan.

Thanks Vivek but I'm going ahead with the Kabylake build so you can go ahead and sell it off.

What about the DS3H variant of the above? It seems to be lacking the Display Port i/f, PCI socket and Sata express and it is only Rs 6350/-. I don't think I will need any of those nor crossfire since this machine is not for gaming at all. Planning to go with that one. Will I be able to configure...