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POCO F4 12GB/256GB variant for 21,999 - F4

The games that you mentioned on playing dont require high end hardware like these, so spending this much for simple tasks is not necessary (unless you want the latest and best). FIFA 23 can run on 8 year old low end hardware at over 60fps, so a medium tier rig is enough. You can get a Ryzen 5...

Upgrading to a 1440p monitor would be your most suitable upgrade, because if you're planning on sticking to your 1080p monitor (60hz Im assuming) , your RX 480 is still a very capable GPU. Since you're planning to buy from the US, the best things to buy from there are parts that are least prone...

Sure, because its fun to throw money around, especially when its not yours. Maybe you missed the part where OP mentioned that they'd pay for the build with EMIs.

6000 CL36 is sufficient. Theres barely any difference between 6k CL30 and 6k CL36 to justify that 1-2k increase in cost.

Not true, in fact the Ryzen 5 7600 is actually sometimes better then the Intel counterparts. The heat thing is not an issue, its something AMD tunes Ryzen processors to do, so that it can achieve maximum frequencies and still be safe while operating at higher temperatures. This can be...

For a gaming rig, a Ryzen 5 7600 is the maximum you'll need. It's good in productivity tasks as well, so going for a Ryzen 7 7700 is absolutely not needed here. Always prioritize your GPU first, since that's what your games will majorly revolve around. Going from an RTX 4070 to 4070 Ti is a...

Make sure that the red latch on the PCIe slot is open before installing. It will automatically lock the GPU in position after placing it in. You may need more force for this. A Ryzen 7 5700X or Ryzen 5 5600 is the easiest option to upgrade, since all you'll have to do is replace your current...

Your PSU is the Seasonic s12ii 520w? If yes, then it can run the RTX 4070 (with a power limit or undervolt though). I'd say <80w TDP CPUs are what you want to look at to upgrade, since I highly doubt that you're motherboard can handle higher power loads (due to VRM throttling). 5800X3D pulls...

The problem with Intel right now is the higher platform cost. 5600G, 5600 and i5 12400F are within marginal performance differences when paired with a mid tier GPU. Intel platform cost - i5 12400F + b660 mobo = 23.5k AMD - I. 5600'G' + B450= 18.5k Ii. 5600 + B450= 20.5k

2k can get you an extra 500GB SSD, or an upgrade to an RX 6700, or a case with better build quality, or more fans, or a better air cooler. Besides, I'm pretty sure it's OP spending the money.

That's why I recommend Asus B450 A II to most people. It has a BIOS flashback button, so you don't have to install your CPU to update BIOS. BIOS flashing is something which a local computer shop can get done as well, or the manufacturer's service center can help as well. Besides, for OP's use...

5600G is actually enough for 60fps in most competitive games, since they are extremely well optimized. Overwatch 2, Valorant and CS GO are some games that work fine with a 5600G. Even if you plan on upgrading to a GPU, a used GTX 1660 Super or RTX 2060 is plenty enough. Maybe consider the iGPU...

It would be more helpful to fill this first - https://techenclave.com/threads/template-for-what-should-i-buy-use-this-when-asking-for-advice.73107/post-839513 What resolution are you targeting? What games do you plan on playing? What is the exact model of you're corsair PSU? For 1080p, an AMD...

XP huh? Sure, I'll try it out. It's been a while since I used XP, might load it into my extremely old PC as well (which is still a WIP). I already tried this, for some reason, the torrent simply would not start for me. I'll give this a shot, thanks. I'm unfortunately not the owner of this PC...

I recently used an old machine with a Pentium 2c/2t chip, 4GB RAM and a 500GB hard drive. Horrendous specs indeed, but to my surprise, it was quite snappy. Reason for this was probably because it was on Windows 10 version 1607, and had not been updated since. Does anyone know of any reliable...

That PC for 10k is sufficient for the tasks you mentioned. Or the above NUC with extra RAM is an excellent choice as well. Install a custom Windows ISO or go with Windows 10 though, that Celeron will be held back by Windows 11 spyware and bloatware. Or a simple i3 build is sufficient as well, if...

Add a power limit as soon as you boot your system with GPU for the first time, and you'll be fine. I think you should be able to go as low as 150w (try either undervolting or power limits) without much performance loss. Frame caps and lowering game quality will help as well.

True, not much of an uplift over S20FE. OS updates are (for what they matter for different users) a much clearer future for the S21 FE thouh, you get all the way till Android 16, same scenario for Oneplus 11. You wouldn't have any worries with OneUI, same unfortunately can't be said for Oneplus...

Samsung S21 FE is a phone I would recommend, easily the best in the 30k range IMO. With flagship cams, fairly compact design and a decent battery life (will be a step from your XR but won't be anywhere near Oneplus 11), I'd say it's better than the 11. Sure, performance and charging is something...