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They shouldn't monitors are full-range. You can always add a sub to your config later on.

I plan on getting those someday, they're supposedly really great and I happen to know someone who owns them so maybe I'll check them out. The difference between monitors and regular desktop speakers is that regular ones are typically plug and play and you're good to go. They plug into...

While that's true, my 1060 thermal throttles once it hits 82-83'C and since it has been hitting that often enough, it's kind of a pain :/ I had a 7970 before this that was an absolute barbeque machine so I know what you mean by hot cards haha (Roughly the same gen as your 690, right?)

No problem at all. I actually bought them myself in the US when I was abroad and brought them back, they were very reasonably priced then, believe I bought them for around $200. The list price on Amazon.com is currently $250 and it does have global shipping to India, but you'll probably end up...

I honestly think this game needs to be better optimized and have more to offer than 1 map and 2-3 viable weapon choices. I've been playing it for months and don't love it as much anymore, it's one of the highest grossing games of all time and I'm of the opinion that a better focused studio...

I've never replayed a game more than I have replayed San Andreas. GOAT for me! Another game I played the crap out of is Freelancer, with and without mods. It's actually the first game that got me into modding as it was really easy to introduce your own models and textures in. Other than that...

I, too, would suggest the Audioengine A2+ as I own them personally, but they're way too expensive here, so you could try sourcing them from abroad like I did. Another recommendation would be either the Creative Gigaworks T20 (9k) or T40 (12.5k) depending on your budget. I really liked the T20...

I faced some of the same issues that you are currently facing. Same card, same overheating problems with 2 different processors (G4560 and i7 7700). I bought a Hyper 212 and angled it so that it blows towards my rear i/o where I also happen to have an exhaust fan, and now my temps don't go above...

You could check this build out: PC Part-Picker The DVD drive isn't really need so you can remove that to save a bit more.

1. The GA-B85 seems fine to me, since I don't think it's worth spending too much on old hardware. Only has 2 memory slots though, so you'll be using them both with your existing memory. 2. The Pentium G3258 is a great processor for LGA 1150 boards if all you need is basic word processing and...

If you have a Ryzen processor and/or are going to use this for a lot more than gaming (and the performance difference is going to be relevant to you), go with the Trident Z. If you have an Intel processor and/or are going to be primarily gaming, go with the Ripjaws. The faster memory isn't...

It's impossible to build a rig that can handle rigorous video editing for 20k, since you'll need at least: 8 (and preferably 16) gigs of RAM a 4+ core processor an entry level GPU either a high capacity SSD or a low-cap SSD + HDD combo. Your options are to either buy a new entry-level rig and...