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Brand new 120 mm RGB dual ring fans. They are not ARGB and are connected via molex connector for power. They are very bright. I have Antec Prizm in my rig and these are brighter than them. It also has rubber stand-offs as well to reduce vibration and noise. The price mentioned includes both the...

Not ideal for gaming though, it has 5ms response time and I couldn't find the refresh rate, my guess it would be 60 Hz I am sure it must be good for casual use

Brand new RAM modules with the box. I took it out of the box only once to take pics to post it here and plugged in into my rig to check if everything is working fine. It is XPG gaming series so it has a lifetime warranty as well. Price slightly negotiable. Shipping from: Bangalore Shipping to...

Personally haven't used BenQ monitor myself but I have a friend who has a BenQ on which he had been gaming for years now with no complaints I am myself using MSI G241.. Its a 1080p 144hz 24" monitor and I am happy using it. This is with IPS panel and I specifically wanted an IPS panel. But...

Do you want to do gaming or just casual use? In terms of brand, I find LG, Dell and Samsung reliable.

Hi All, Recently I noticed that my XBOX 360 controller vibration is not working when I play NFS undercover on my Windows PC. I was playing NFS Carbon couple of days back, it wasn't working then also. The vibration is fine, I tested it separately on https://gamepad-tester.com/ but is not working...

Corsair will be little more expensive but am not sure if there will be any performance difference Also Gigabyte psu are getting popular now a days coz of their features at cheap price. For eg the one I suggested is 80 plus bronze, you may not get bronze certified psu at that price. You can go...

I am assuming that you are looking for a cheap build for light gaming and with no major upgrade planned in near future. Keeping the above mind, below is my suggestion. Although you need to understand that the problem with the cheap build is that you don't get many options when you want to do a...

Haven't used it personally but I think one of my friends has it. No complaints as such after all it is a gaming monitor with 1ms response time and 75 Hz refresh rate

This makes sense, however, if I am really tight on budget and need a 240 GB SSD, I would rather go for a budget SSD than a 120 GB better-performing SSD. Almost 7 yrs back when I was on a budget. I bought the cheapest SSD from Amazon US for my ROG laptop and made it my primary drive. The other...

I totally agree but the above spec was to get the best performance while staying as close to budget as possible. As a general rule, you can always get better quality products by spending more money!! :) :)

LG 24 inch Full HD, IPS Panel Gaming Monitor - 24MP59G 10300 Amazon

Below is my recommendation which is slightly above your budget. But I think you might be able to fit in if you purchase from offline stores. Online prices are slightly higher and no option to haggle as well. However, if you still want to reduce your price, then I suggest the following changes...

I am using an AIO cooler, Antec Neptune 120 but I am not doing any CPU intensive tasks. I just bought it for the looks (its ARGB, you see :)) But I have been through many reviews and they say a decent Noctua cooler performs as good as a Corsair AIO coolers (and they are quite good). Noctua has a...

Check if any of the Noctua coolers fit in your budget. I know it is hard to get online but I am sure you will find it in offline stores. Noctua's are best when it comes to air coolers for CPU

With all the bells n whistles that come along with 1660 Super, the end of the performance is inferior to a 1070 Ti. However, you will end up paying more for a 1070 Ti, how much are you getting it for? I am myself gaming on 1660 super on a 1080p res and I find it adequate, so my suggestion is to...

I saw an Acer Predator model which I 'think' is the same model as you mentioned but honestly am not sure. I purchased my rig from Super Computers which I felt is the most legitimate shop there which had the most variety and stock. However, this monitor I saw in some other shop which I don't...

I would strongly suggest going with an IPS panel display at that price... I saw the Acer model you suggested in action a couple of months back in one of the local shops here in Bangalore, I liked it. Also, at that shop, I think they quoted a price of around 55k for this model.. this price on...

That is a tight budget for a gaming rig but there are always options. Below are my recommendations purely based on your budget: Don't spend much on the cabinet and aftermarket cooler You don't have the budget to go for a solid PSU so at least go for a good brand Don't consider SSD within this...