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https://www.flipkart.com/acer-aspire-3-intel-core-i7-12th-gen-1255u-16-gb-512-gb-ssd-windows-11-home-a324-51-notebook/p/itm858b83f904593?pid=COMHY24RF6KYHDRE&lid=LSTCOMHY24RF6KYHDRE8P4KR4&marketplace=FLIPKART Reason : Great processor : The 10 core 12 thread monster should be able to do most...

If I am correct, the ryzen 5 5500, 5600 , 5600x perform almost similarly. Pairing a 5500 with a 4060 shouldn't be bad. I think the r5 5500 (a 6 core 12 thread proccessor) for only 6999 rupees is a crazy deal if I am being honest. But paying an extra of 3000 rupees for a 5600 or a 5600x probably...

Agreed, just go with whatever fulfills your desires (ofc in your budget) . But since you did mention your reasons for a 800 series motherboard, the ASUS , Msi do seem to have good options in the market But as mentioned by @OMEGA44-XT options mentioned by them, the 600 series is way cheaper...

You are right, dual channel is indeed faster than one, higher mhz also are great. However if you check the prices, getting a 3600mhz (cl18 and cl16) ram be 1.4 times or 2.5 times more expensive than a standard 3200mhz cl16. Maximizing performance with dual channel is great but 3600mhz cl16...

People usually prefer nvidia cards for productivity and ai tasks. However your budget doesn't allow for a good new card like the 4070 super that might be great for your tasks. As mentioned by others going the used route with a 3080ti, 3080, 3070 ti, might be a great choice. But there isn't a lot...

Cpu: If you will need a PC for work too, why go with the 9800x3d. You could go with something like the 7900x3d Or the 7959x3d. More cores and threads, more work done. But if you have your mind set on 9800x3d, you can also consider the 7800x3d. The difference between 7800x3d and 9800x3d isn't...

Upgrading to AM5: Is it Worth it? If your goal is to save money, upgrading to AM5 may not be the best option. Upgrading to AM5 requires a new motherboard and RAM kit, which can be expensive. Additionally, the performance benefits of AM5 may not be significant enough to justify the cost...

Modular PCs: because Intel just discovered that you can swap out components without having to throw away the whole thing. Now, if they could apply that same logic to laptops and make swappable CPUs and GPUs a reality, that'd be something.

Can't wait for 2050 when Star Citizen drops its minimum spec requirements with at least 8 Terabytes of Vram at minimum.

Hey just wanted to say that if you are going to get a laptop, you might consider getting a laptop with removable RAM and Storage. If your laptop with soldered ram or fails you are left with a EXPENSIVE paper weight. Not only that upgradability is also a good thing to have. Now i don't have...

New guy here, i was always interested in pc and stuff, and the marketplace also seems really good. I personally don't own a PC rather a Hp victus laptop ( not even seen a gpu irl ). Happy to be here.