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In that case, I suggest buy as late as possible and from the offline shops. You will get the price cut getting reflected there first

Yes. This is absolutely not the right time to buy. The new ryzen cpus.. Big Navi cards.. Ampere card availability.. All these are going to push the prices down for the current gen cpu and gpu.. So if the new gen is not affordable then you will get previous gen at a better rate than now

Definitely you can but you might have to upgrade your cpu to avoid cpu bottleneck in some rare cases

I recently got a rig so I have some fair idea of the prices.. I have provided online links based on which the total cost is 90.3k but I am sure making offline purchases will pull you back below 90k GPU INNO3D GEFORCE RTX 2060 SUPER 32500...

I bought it offline from SP Road, Bangalore... don't recall the exact cost, but it was within 5.2k - 5.5k

Antec HCG is an excellent choice in my opinion. I also wanted to go for it, but for my build 550 Watt was sufficient and HCG doesn't have a 550 watt PSU. So, I went ahead with Antec Earthwatt Pro Gold which is also very good. It is working fab for me. I can recommend that as well.

1080p with 144hz is a sweet spot for gaming on your card.. and I agree mnanand.. IPS panels give you a pleasant viewing experience... I am myself using IPS panel monitor with 1080p and 144hz and I am satisfied.. (link below) MSI G241

you can go with Antec High Current Gamer (HCG) Gold 750 Antec HCG Gold 750

For a 1080p monitor, I recommend to go ahead with MSI G241.. it comes with an IPS panel and 144hz refresh rate.. and a good price for an IPS display.. 17.5 k on primeabgb - MSI G241

I agree, wise thing to do would be to wait until Big Navi cards are out and benchmarks are available.. I believe it is a price game from there on. Also, you never know, what all AMD brings to the table as surprise for eg. something that can be compared with DLSS from Nvidia They have been...

3070 is going to be overkill for 1080p for now and for next couple of years atleast.. however slowly games will start catching up.. and probably then this card will be fully utilized.. So, if you are planning to stick to it for long then it makes sense to go for it.. As of today, a 2070 super...

I would strongly suggest not to cheap out on PSU. A 550 watt PSU is good enough for you. I am running higher spec than yours and I am using Antec Earthwatts Pro 550 watt and it is managing just fine. It should cost you around 5-5.3k and it comes with 7yrs warranty. If you can't extend your...

I have a similar setup to yours and for me Antec Earthwatts Pro 550 works just fine Ryzen3 3300X MSI B450 Tomahawk MAX 16 GB RAM 8GB * 2 1* 512 GB Spectrix S40G 1* 1tb 3.5 inch HDD GTX 1660 Super 6gb 6 * 120 mm Fans 2* LED Strips in cabinet Antec Neptune 120 AIO cooler You can always get...

I can vouch for this monitor, I am using it as well. It is great. Got it for around 16.5k from local market. Even I was planning to go for the Acer model you mentioned, but I backed out after reading some reviews. It is definitely cheaper but the reviews weren't great.

I bought an AMD based gaming rig recently, my suggestions would be: 1. Go for B450 chipset, you don't need PCIe 4 for any of the stuff you are going to do. Save money there. Recommendation: MSI B450 Carbon Pro AC WiFI 2. Go for Corsair Vengence RAM, they are always good and I think you will get...