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you should also keep an eye on facebook market place - 3090 comes around 50k 1yr used. good luck

i used HXi corsair psu which shows power intake and stuff - if you just want UPS for indicating such stats then just get one of such PSUs. I'm not well knowledgeable about UPS so can't help there.

3090 running fine on 650w Working proof <-- Forget about assumptions here is straight up proof of 3090 itself running on 650w. remember the suggested psu for GPU are provided considering you are using the top tier overclocked CPU + max RAM + overclocked GPU capacity. if you are using stock...

Not sure about 570 but saw one post selling 580 for 8.5K although it was out of warranty. so hopefully it gives you some idea.

as your basic question is already answered, I'll say something about your GPU - for 12400F it's better to stick with 3070Ti max, 3080 sometimes get bottlenecked and only worth if you plan on playing 4K. I'm personally buying 3070 since it's more power efficient compared to Ti which gives a minor...

They went super overboard, this 4090 chip was supposed to be 50 series product but they knew people won't be buying their new cards if they are just 15-20% increase. I'm sure nvidia will bring some new irrelevant tech and market it heavily. Ray tracing is also one of those, it's good for taking...

yea 4080 price will definitely drop to $1000 since laterally there is no reason why anyone would not just spend the extra 400 to get the best of the best. also there is no much demand for just card since 30 series is so easily available now and used market is flooded with good cards.

apart from amazon other sites will take some time to deliver. for best prices go to pcpricetracker.in here you can select your parts with list of various sellers who are genuine and get the lowest price avaliable. consider 3 day minimum for delivery.

well best option would be to ask your friends or close by neighbors if they can lend theirs to check your PC. see if you have anyone like that near you.

OP didn't mention any need for gaming so basic intel iGpu should be fine 12400 with h610 MB should be good combo for your work. b660 is nice to have if you got budget for that. 16gb ram comes at 5K just make sure you don't buy less then 3200mhz.

first of all wait until amd's new GPU drops which is on December's 2-3rd week. your best options are 4080 or 7900XTX. i believe anyone aiming for such high price should have every setting enable this includes ray tracing that's why even 4080 (even though very bad pricing) is mentioned. entry...

modern mid tier GPU are properly utilized at 1440p and above, at 1080p you need good CPU to make use of your GPU. seems like a bottleneck since it shouldn't give such low fps since its a 2k max setting gaming card. your entire setup feels messy. i think the xmp profile is getting effected by...

i just noticed you said you are open to second hand GPU then your answer is quite simple, go with ddr5 build. your budget is sufficient. you can pick up 3070/6700xt below 30k which is sufficient for any 1440p gaming for next 3 years or until the current gen of console gaming ends.

i had such experience with amazon Brought the Asus Prime b660 MB where pins were bent, connected with Amazon customer service and had them deliver new MB next day and they took old one back. loved such hassle-free exchange. although not receiving faulty product would be much preferred lol

The high-end GPUs have reach the cap of their rasterization potential if you don't care about ray tracing (which most gamers don't since these are users with below 20K GPUs). with dlss and Fsr old GPUs life has been extended even more. Basically, there is no reason to bother after this...

4080 will be such a famous second-hand card man after 1-year xD for me power consumption really matters and that's why its kind of a win for me, but of course, there is AMD cards as well. Can't wait for their benchmarks

Awesome deal. Thanks for sharing :)

seems like your general use is just office work so basic intel i3 will be sufficient. check this Build - make sure you don't take the "F" version of Cpu as those are cheaper but they don't have build-in display. so you will need another gpu for that. the motherboard is a placeholder you can...

Gpu suggested in reddit (from above post) is 1660 super which is not better than 2060, also that was used GPU suggested but you need new one so I suggested 2060. Amd RX 6600 is better in raw performance a lil bit compared 2060 so which ever is cheap you can get it. atm 2060 is cheap. i can't...

perfect now you can just add 2060 to my previous suggestion - I just changed 12100 to 12100F(without iGpu) and better Ram and HDD - Below 55K build