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That's true. The P12 ARGBs are not too blingy and are understated. If ARGB was required, I would say that the average tolerable fan speed (for me) is around 1000-1200rpm except the Arctics. I wish be quiet! launched their products here, I was really interested in trying out the Light Wings...

The ones I got with my NR200P vibrate (possibly due to the mounting) and are noisy above 50-60%. The difficulty with comparing noise is that everyone has a different tolerance. For example, the NF-A12x25 chromaxes I'm using irritate me with a whine above 1200rpm. I find the P12s more pleasing...

This card is fine too. Basically don't get the premium models for any card. Just make sure that the QVL (Qualified Vendor List) for the motherboard has the RAM model listed. This will be listed on your motherboard's support page. Note that the QVL is not a comprehensive list, just the ones...

These Deepcool ones aren't ARGB. They have only 3 preset colours. The CF120/CF120+ are true ARGB.

Yea most motherboards (even the budget ones) come with RGB headers now. USB C header is useful if you're getting a case with a front panel connector. As per the Hardware Unboxed review, the VRMs are very good on the MSI B660M-A. I would say that this is the most VFM board considering the...

Gigabyte B660M DS3H ~11300 / MSI B660M-A ~13250 Intel i3 12100 ~11790 / Intel i5 12400 ~17799 / Intel i5 12600 ~22000 Team Group VULCAN Z 3600c18 8GB x2 ~5000 Intel may launch 13th gen parts soon, but since it is urgent, either the 12100 or 12400 will be a massive upgrade. Also, the MSI B660M-A...

Have used multiple RGB fans before getting tired of RGB. Still have a 3 pack of CF120s lying unused. Few good ones are Cooler Master Sickleflow ARGB/MF120, Arctic P12 ARGB, Lian Li ST120, Phanteks SK120 and Deepcool CF120/FC120. There are ones from Corsair, Thermaltake and NZXT, but are...

Please note that due to some BIS certification shenanigans, this model is not sold in India anymore (confirmed with Corsair support). The seller on Amazon currently (PC Parts and Solutions) is sort of a scalper. GLWS op. This is still the most desired SFX PSU in the market.

Getting them with a family member from the US. Was searching here for months but seems it is not available here.

I've a 3 pack of Deepcool CF120s (ARGB). Was waiting for my Phanteks T30 to arrive before selling in a consolidated fan sale, but I'm fine selling them off now. DM me if interested

Getting everything under 1.2L will be hard. Considering everything it will come to around ~1.4-1.5L at minimum with the requirements you've mentioned. I've created a template of what can be built below. Will wait for others to offer better suggestions if available. Note that I've taken the...

Sapphire Pulse and the Gigabyte Gaming OC are the best out of the models mentioned.

It depends. Radeons are bad at ray tracing, encoding capabilities (like for video editing and streaming) are worse but rasterization performance is great. The Nvidia cards are better at both ray tracing and encoding capabilities, but rasterization is a bit worse. So if you do a lot of...

Barely any at all. These newer cards have very less oc headroom and there is a maximum 2-3% difference between these cards. Also Nvidia doesn't allow any crazy mods so we don't get any exotic models anymore. I would suggest not going for the extreme budget and premium models. For example Asus...

You can, yes. A lot of people use the C1/C2 as a desktop monitor. Gaming is one of its strong suits owing to its unbeatable response and HDR performance. There are some compromises though- 1. Its huge size means that you need a deep desk to get a comfortable viewing distance. 2. It's a bit...

As the others have mentioned, LG C2 OLED is the best 4k display you can get. Its size and moderate risk of burn-in are its only cons. It is a TV, but is usable as a desktop monitor if you can manage with its size. For console gaming it is the best. Unfortunately smaller monitors are still LCDs...

Ah ok. Maybe it depends on where you bought it from. Will correct my post. Yea, this is a recurring theme with Logitech mice. My G102 and my friends G402+502 started double clicking within a year.

I've dealt with Deepcool support and they were very good. Asked for extra fan clips and mounting screws by email and they sent them for free. Meanwhile for Cooler Master there was confusion as to where I needed to raise a ticket. They wouldn't accept direct RMA without a ticket. They directed me...

Do have a look at builds I posted in the other comment. It's a good rough template to begin with.

It does make a difference for Intel as well. But anything above 3200 has similar performance, especially at higher resolutions. The RAM you've chosen is good, but is expensive. @OMEGA44-XT has suggested cheaper RGB RAM with the same speed (Adata XPG D60), I suggest you have a look at those...