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The only problem with the B650 HDV/M.2 as a motherboard choice is availability. It goes out of availability quite often and you'd have to wait a few months. I'd still agree with Saaz though. AM5 is the way to go. LGA 1700 is a dead socket.

I'd suggest you go for 6000 speed RAM. That way, you can get the best out of your CPU. If you want to go into budget territory, 5200 should suffice. I believe 4800 is a bit too slow.

Sorry to ask you this late, but did you get your controller? Asking because I'm considering buying stuff from Mx2games too. Just wanted to know the approximate time limit in getting these kinds of products.

Your best bet would probably be looking at AMD. Their 7900 GRE or 7800 XT should be enough for 4k gaming. Don't look at Team Green as NVDA GPU prices will increase. This is because the 40 series GPUs are in short supply.

Hope your build turns out good man. The components are decent enough. I really like that you went with the A3, because it's a case that doesn't show your components for the world to see and because it doesn't take up that much space.

They'd only affect the western markets, I'm afraid. If you want Black Friday level discounts, Diwali is the time you got to buy those monitors.

The MD is out of stock. Ankit Infotech has them if you want to buy offline in BLR. Or you can buy them from PCStudio. https://www.pcstudio.in/product/lian-li-a3-matx-mini-tower-cabinet-black/

Your best bet would be a Ryzen 7 5700 (selling for 13k). If you can extend your budget a bit, the 5700x would be miles better. 5700x's dont come with a cooler, so you might have to fork over a bit more to get the complete package. For either CPU, DDR4 is the only usable RAM standard.

On the PCpricetracker thingy, I did have problems accessing it on my college internet. It didn't have any problems while accessing it on mobile data or through my home network. Maybe it has something to do with the ISP or the specific IP address.

Are you willing to import cases? Then, you might be better served by the SFFTime N-ATX. It falls on the more expensive side (199 USD + riser + import and shipping costs). https://www.sfftime.com/n-atx This is exactly what you want. The only problem is that building in this case might be a...

He's right. Here, the 7700xt competes in price with the 4060 Ti and not the 4060. Even in performance, it's a class apart from the 4060 which trades blows with the 7600. Not 7700.

I've never bought used PC parts before. I'm now looking to get used PC parts for my PC build next year. So, I found a few good listings on facebook marketplace. I know that the used market can give good price to performance, but I need some tips on how to use this effectively.

The GPU isn't weak by any stretch. It's the AMD equivalent to the 4070.

You might want to look at the Lian Li 205M. That case is almost half the price of the A3 or the AP201.

I'd suggest you'd go for an Asus ap201 if you want an easier time cable managing. It also has a mesh panel, which will help in concealing your PC's parts.

But if you really want to game, I'd rather recommend you go with a 4060 or a 7600. Go with the latter as it wouldn't cost a buck more. You'll get far better performance that way. The only problem is VRAM. (both cards are 8 gigs).

The Terra is priced too high. 21k to 23k.

Speaking of the motherboard, I think you could get away with this. It'll help you save 3k. https://mdcomputers.in/asrock-b650m-hdv-m-2.html It's also something that HUB recommends in his video, or at least his website does. https://www.techspot.com/review/2699-amd-b650-motherboards/ Btw...

This is GTX10606gig, and I'm from Bangalore. I entered this forum to look at some of the best used PC component deals in India, and to talk about PCs in general. I unfortunately have nothing else to talk about in my intro.