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I think you should be fine. Monitor power draw at full load, if needed.

Does this work? https://starcomp.in/silverstone-sst-alg1mb.html

From a power requirement perspective, CX450 is fine. How old is the unit? If it has been operating behind a UPS, think about replacing only if you are seeing any abnormal shutdowns at full load.

PC parts is the obvious choice. Especially compact ones that can go into the hand luggage/personal item. M.2 storage, RAM sticks, PCIE cards, etc. Stating a budget and size limit will help with better suggestions from the community!

Does the build include the monitor? If motherboard is decent and has 4 RAM slots, pick up 8Gbx2 for now and add another when the need arises.

A charge back is the last option. It is time consuming and probably blacklists you from purchasing from them in the future...

Put an FS thread for the coupon amount of the store credit. Let some user make a purchase through you? Just thinking aloud!

You can start here. Disregard the pricing/availability of specific models mentioned in the video - this guy is speaking about a US market which is light years away from ours. Focus on the principles being discussed here, instead. I am sure there are other similar build how-tos that you can look...

Came for the classifieds. But stayed for the conversation.

Use pcpricetracker.in for Checking prices across multiple sites from one aggregated site. OEM - An original equipment manufacturer (OEM) provides components for another company's product and works closely with the seller of the finished product. Your local shop owner does not know what he's...

A big NO. That cpu could be older than you - avoid That motherboard is not compatible with your cpu. You need to pick an AMD Ryzen cpu to use that motherboard. Regarding your cousin's pc - you need to give more details before people can make recommendations. Finally, and I mean this...

Don't get an ANT PSU - Corsair, Silverstone, Cooler Master, Deepcool PK-D units are better/more reliable options GPU GT730 - it's Ancient. Avoid at all costs. In general, if you are only checking amazon and flipkart, you are likely paying an unnecessary premium in the parts. Use...

In no specific order mdcomputers Theitdepot Vedantcomputers Primeabgb Nationalpc Vishal peripherals TPS Tech List is not exhaustive. But usually between these guys, you should find most new parts

Think prices get updated once a day for in stock parts. https://pcpricetracker.in/about

Saw this mentioned in another thread https://amzn.in/d/9nzl8xk

Pay attention to the details - like PSU brand and rating, RAM specs (speed and timing), nvme brand and specs. And as @gourav says, create the build on pcpricetracker.in and check if pricing is reasonable.

3+ months, 1 successful marketplace transaction and 40 messages (and I did get a leg up with a 1-month Patron upgrade!) later, I'm a disciple. Thank you, sensei! Might bug you in the DMs with my homelab queries. Thanks again @rsaeon !

YGPM!

There will still be available AM4 CPU stock with gradually improving prices until stock is completely exhausted. An AM5 build without a GPU is a no-brainer, had OP said they had a 45K budget or upwards AND wanted a definite upgrade path.

Not to flame on a message board, but isn't the LGA1700 socket as dead as the AM4? I thought I read somewhere that the 15th gen is going to be on a new socket. I think, if one is hard pressed for budget going with AM4 is more bang for buck than an LGA1700, right? In 5 years when DDR5 becomes the...