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Since your laptop is out of warranty, you can't do much other than finding a replacement battery by contacting the Avita since those laptops aren't very popular it's hard to find the original replacement parts. I don't recommend going for a generic replacement battery since they're pretty bad...

The absolutely best PSU would be the XPG Core Reactor in that price bracket. Comes with a 10 year warranty as well. Though it's mostly out of stock online. Why of you ask me, I had a talk with an online retailer and he told me that under modular category of power supplies in India, people mostly...

This LG Ultragear 24" is best IPS monitor at a price of around 15k. It has a height, Tilt and Pivot adjust stand but keep in mind the stand takes some decent space on the desk as its a bit on the larger side so make sure you have enough space around the monitor.

You should get a Toshiba Drive instead of the most common options like Seagate and WD. Toshiba Drives are a rebranded Hitachi/HGST and they're considered to be most reliable HDD brands in the industry. Folks who are suggesting that WD is better than Seagate or vice versa, there is no such...

In a budget of around 20k for the new GPU, you can take a look at the RX 6600 which is a good vfm card. If you could raise your budget by 5k then go for 6650XT at 25k. If you want to go the used route, you can search for a 3060ti which will be around 20-21k with 1-1.5yr warranty.

here's the best case scenario you can follow: If you're having a B450 motherboard which most likely you have, then decide if you plan on sticking with this config for some years let's say 2-3, you should go with a 5600 which will suit you more than enough without spending so much. You shouldn't...

That system won't show any display without the dedicated GPU, don't listen to his advice. You can go for a 5600G which has iGPU inbuilt eliminating the need of a dedicated Graphics Card. why would he need a PCIe 4.0? I guess it's best to go with a B450M and not overspend on the motherboard...

You are fine either way if you're just planning to use it for basic browsing and stuff. Though USB 3.1 or USB 3.2 would have made great difference in terms of speed but since your laptop is not much older than 2 years you must be having one of them. Check the specifications on the web by...

There are absolutely two phones to consider if one has a price range around 40k but right now both these phones are not at their very best prices. I'll explain it below. 1. Pixel 7a: It's a good phone with absolute best cameras out there, great software support in terms of updates (though there...

whatever phone you end up buying, just don't consider a xiaomi/poco phone. Their QC in past years have gone absolutely downhill and they are persistent on not listening to repeated customer complaints. If you need a source from where I'm claiming such thing, please watch this video by Bhavesh...

I mean if you look at the results on the web, there are instances where some people had positive experience, some placed an order but their order wasn't processed until few weeks. Most of them mentioned that they did respond to the queries but not with a very clear approach most of the time but...

Xbox lacks in first party games department, they mosty have 3rd party games despite having the fact that Microsoft owns 23 studios. But you can't deny that they purchased a portion of those studios at the same time in a last couple of years. So, you'll have to wait for the games currently under...

If you'd like to use your favourite IEMs you can get a USB C to 3.5mm Jack adapter. Or else, you can get any USB C earphones of your choice but your options are limited. Third option could be that you can get some TWS if you wanna go wirless route.

though you won't be getting the full advertised speeds on the ssd if you aren't using a USB 3.2 Gen 2 port. It will work though for normal workloads but don't load things like games on it if you were even considering that.

after you rule out the most common components like GPU and the RAM and find that the issue still persists then next culprit could be a failing PSU. If that's the case then in BIOS, try increasing the CPU Vcore Voltage in small increments and don't go too high just one/two steps higher than...