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Go through these links and choose one with multiple PCIe x16 slots. https://www.techspot.com/review/2426-intel-b660-motherboards/ https://www.techspot.com/review/2432-intel-b660-motherboards-midrange/ i5-12400 supports these PCIe configs which may lead to some throttling on the second card.

Also your mobo only has a single PCIe x16 slot.

@Arjan just saw you are using an acer monitor. I am looking to buy the same model. Would you recommend it or should I go with something else ?

Also share your return and replacement experience with vishal peripherals might buy something from them in the future.

Nvidia is already developing an Arm based processor and seems to be struggling currently. Although its still too early to say anything. Source

@Abdul mujeeb https://www.amazon.in/Acer-2560X1440-Backlight-Response-Speakers/dp/B0CCSKBRCN @ 15k Detailed Specs: https://www.acer.com/gb-en/monitors/gaming/nitro-vg1/pdp/UM.HV1EE.304

Ping me your offer when you do. I've built a new pc and am looking/waiting for a gpu.

@draglord do you plan on selling your 4080S after buying a new gpu?

@draglord why not go for 7900 XTX. I know about CUDA support but AMD has its own ecosystem. And 7900 XTX will be less than half the price of a 4090.

I think nvidia will launch a 5080 ti/super with 24 GB of VRAM in the future but this is still a speculation without any timeline. The YT channel Moore's law is dead once said this in a video.

Always contact the store before placing any order.

The price at microcentre has been tagged as a rumor and is not verified. AMD has been asking youtubers for their opinions on pricing so I can only hope they listen to them and go with something realistic if they want to regain their market share.

What final specs did you go with ?

Honestly I wouldnt recommend this, better to save up money and buy an AM5 system. If you plan on keeping the system without upgrading then only go with AM4 but it will become obsolete in 1-2 years.

If you want to go with a mainstream brand: https://mdcomputers.in/product/asus-h110m-cs-motherboard?gQT=1 If you want to go on a budget: https://computechstore.in/product/zebronics-zeb-h110-d4-ddr4/ Both vendors are legit, just message them on whatsapp before buying to confirm stock availability.

If you already enjoy playing on the i7-6700 and want to go cheap just get a new mobo. I wouldnt recommend buying a used motherboard in India. Just buy a new one which will cost around 3k.

Was just going through a reddit thread and found this if you are still looking out for a 7600x3d. Did you speak with anyone at PCStudio ?

$699 for 9070 XT and $499 for 9070 if they follow their usual Nvidia counterpart minus $50 pricing. Although AMD has a habit of hitting themselves in the foot and can even price them on par with nvidia seeing how bad the reception of rtx 50 series has been.

@PunkX 75 AFAIK the stocks are going to be pretty good and retailers already had the stock with them because AMD decided to postpone the release to March from the CES announcement in january. The only thing which AMD can do to sabotage themselves is pricing which I am afraid they will do going...

AMD has confirmed that their RX 9070 series should be competitive against the RTX 4070/4080 series, and they should also be competitive against the RTX 50 series without going into details. The official figure that everyone was waiting for is: This percentage shows both raster and ray tracing...