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Memory, SSD and CPU are the least prone to damages (unless external force is applied). You can find deals on a 3070 for under 30k or for a 3080 for around 40k. Also, do you need a monitor? My suggestion would be to get a used GPU first, since these are usually more commonly found. Others, like...

This. Most people in India who build their rigs rarely think of making future upgrades, or even if they do, it'll be once in 5 years or so. Ryzen 5 5600- 14.5k Gigabyte B550 DS3H- 9k Asus TUF Gaming 550w PSU-4.2k WD SN570 1TB-6.3k 2x16GB 3600 C18 RAM-8.2k

Looks good. Thing is I don't know much about productivity workloads, so you can take the call on the GPU upto your comfort.

Intel Arc A380 is under 15k, so you also consider it. For the motherboard, the B660 has strong VRMs, so you could run your 13600K at load all day long. The same however, cannot be said for the H670. Maximum you could use on it before throttling would be the i5 13400 probably.

Used might be your option. RX 6400 is a pretty weak GPU, and it's just too scandalous to recommend. Intel Arc A380 would be your other option on a budget. True, it does have some driver issues, but most of them are sorted. Also, there's AV1 support, so if you do plan on any video editing in the...

Yes its good. Any other option would include a GTX 1650, which won't come anywhere the RX 5500M.

You've got a very very very very very (I could go on forever, but I'll stop) big GPU problem. The RX 6400 is one of the weakest GPUs on the market right now. To prove how terrible it is, it's even worse then entry level GPUs that launched about 6 years back. Yes, its that terrible. I've checked...

Ok, fair enough. How much are you willing to spend? For 50k, the Vivobook Ryzen 5 with an extra 8GB is a good balance of performance and features. And yes, Ryzen 5 5500U is  better than the i5 1235U. In case I get anymore sense less comments, here's a comparison. R5- i5 1235U- Thse are...

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Unisoc is fairly decent, I'll give it some credit. Typing this from my Unisoc powered device and I only get stutters when I switch between apps. It's smooth for simple usage like browsing and media consumption. A relative's phone has a Unisoc T610 powered Infinix, and surprisingly, I don't...

Nokia is mostly out of the loop here in India, so I would say avoid it. Moto or Samsung would be your best bets. You could wait for a sale, you'll see some good price drops then. Moto G32 is a good phone that usually costs around 9.5k, but goes for 10.5k. It has a decent SoC, and an FHD display...

What is your budget and requirements for the laptop? What will you be using it for? Do specify these in detail. The ones you mentioned in the first post are not on line with your suggestions The Lenovo laptop looks shady, one thing is mentioned in the title and something else in the description...

Both of the Dells are overpriced, and lack features. Asus vivobook is a waste of money, you can only upgrade to 12GB, and that is only after removing the onboard 4GB stick and adding another 8GB stick. Again, do not fall for those benchmarks and the number of cores. Most of it is bs. There...

Why 12400? You could settle for an i3 12100, which would tick all your requirements and get the job done for much cheaper. 4k videos is not too strenuous on today's iGPUs, so you can do away with an i3. Or consider AMD, since it's cheaper- Ryzen 5 5600G-13k Gigabyte B550-8.5k(or B450, about 2k...

I'm guessing that you're pulling these numbers off a website called nanoreview. You might want to note this, NEVER go to the websites that claim to compare chips for info. Especially not nanoreview. That website just spits bs. It has no information on where it got those results from, which model...

Nope. Pop in a 4 core chip without HT, and it will still be able to run fine, as long as the system has an SSD and 16GB RAM. Those benchmarks claiming that "single core performance" is better is synthetic as well, it is not a replica of actual scenario. And no, clocks speeds do have value, in...

Intel options are good to look at, but you'll have to consider other parameters as well. When paired with a 42Whr battery, the 5500U will give you better battery life. Also, all 6 cores on the 5500U clock higher than what you get with Intel. Unless you need it for serious productivity, the e...

Asus Vivobook K15 OLED with Ryzen 5 5500U. It has an OLED display, so take precautions to prevent burn in. Also, add a second 8GB stick...

True, power consumption readings should be taken with a pinch of salt. But when all cores are used (which I'm guessing is the case for most productivity workloads), the 13700K will draw 240w, even if it'sDR5 for a short period of time. But if you are more comfortable with Intel, then you'll...

Yes it's good. Add an SSD