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Ur right, i misread the amount, my bad. 1k is pretty significant.

Wouldn't it be better to go for S70 blade then? It's costs about ₹500-600 more with pretty top tier Gen4 performance, like close to KC3000. Its DRAM-less but the speed compensates for that.

Ah, i thought that was a deliberate move. However, I was actually wondering why would you buy that if you want to place the speakers under the monitor. Grommet style will definitely save quite a bit of space. Here's a video about grommet mount from artikel, should help. As far as i noticed...

The one from tukzer does not have a grommet mount option, that's why i recommended Artikel. But that doesn't matter as you've already bought a free stand one which should be okay as well. Btw, if you were looking to add T5 sub later then why didn't you consider 2.1 in the first place. Something...

Not related to audio, but i think the first thing you need is a monitor arm (atleast for the main monitor), allowing you to raise your monitor enough to accommodate both speakers under it. For your desk type, use grommet style Second: An underdesk cable management tray with atleast 6-8 socket +...

B550 motherboards only support AMD. Going with Intel will increase your budget because of expensive MB's + less availability right now. Also, since Intel stock coolers are pretty bad, you need to invest a bit on cooling as well. Total can cross about 4K. AMD will fit under your budget while...

Yea that's a good idea as well, choose whatever method that suits you. The point i was making is to not go with a non-cashless insurance at all. While this seems obvious, a lot of people still make this mistake.

I don't think there is a single best out there. Most of these insurance companies work similarly. Govt. Insurance maybe more reliable but private aren't really a headache either. Just look for the list of cashless garages of your preferred insurer (This is one of the most important, different...

Well honestly can't really blame anyone, India has been a developing country and focused more on essentials and things like gaming was considered "vella panti" But, things are changing. Parents are understanding that there is a world outside doctors, lawyers & engineers and are allowing kids to...

Which is okay apart from the classified part of these forums. You can't set the ruls here. Maybe discord is still okay but others are good for just F2F deals which are also risky.

Thanks Thanks to you for providing me valuable tips about this forum.

I don't think undervolting will be necessary, a 750W with a gpu like 4070 is more than enought considering it requires 200W approx on full load and taking transient spikes into account as well. But I recommend you to go with a better PSU. Something like a MSI A750GF or RM750 where brands offer...

This clears up alot of things. As @OMEGA44-XT said, it does seems like the game requirements today will last for few years ahead. A GPU like 7900 XT will last you about 3 to 4 years without any hiccups. But yeah, 6-7 years is a bit of a stretch, you might be able to make that work if you will...

I have been active in tech industry with selling/buying, recommending PC builds, learning and what not. And just recently started to drift away in other areas of my life, and now i found this forum. I could've avoided (or atleast reduced) the scammers and lowballers had i known this community...

Very legit and can be trusted, they are based in chandigarh. Their local store is named K25 Computers, Sector 20. They also happen to be an official gigabyte reseller, so they sometimes offer great prices & discounts across their entire catalogue. I had a word with them today only. Sachin is one...

wdym by u removed AP2 because u got a better deal on amazon, ur selling there?

Even if you'd build a significantly powerful PC today, it will not last 7 years. Especially if your workload is gaming & 3D modelling. GPU is the first one to get outdated, you don't see many people using GTX1080 for 3D work today, gaming maybe. Also, considering the MB & GPU are common failure...

A windows PC will be highly beneficial not only in terms of software support, but upgradability as well. This will allow you to stick to your 90K budget with some budget parts like 16GB ram and upgrade to 32-64GB down the line with the money you earn from that machine. Apple is just an...