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Yes, it is indeed a good deal. I have never had any of my cyberpower products fail. But reach out to their customer support once to gauge how they respond.

Just get anything with a RTL9210B chip in it. Avoid JMicron chips. The orico one is cheap and is poorly built. Unless you get it for ₹600 to ₹700 it is not worth it.

The Agaro one that's mentioned above is the only worthy duster in the Indian market. I have tried most of it and nothing comes close to Agaro except a vacuum cleaner on blower mode. If you feel that it's expensive, get a leaf blower for cheap.

Did you update the drivers with the intel driver assistant? Try it. But sometimes you might have to download an alternate driver from your mobo brand's website from the mobo support page which uses the same wifi chip as you do.

Yes, they do. But if you do not have a mobo that supports the newer-gen processor, then there's that.

Cyberpower UT2200E. Great bang for your buck and has PC connectivity for monitoring.

Acer Nitro XV272U F3 or the Viewsonic VX2758A-2K-PRO-3

Try and check if you can get the Arctic P8 PWM fans or the noctua fans. The arctic P8 fan is cheap but is well built and has been serving me well for 3 years now. Hard to come by but dealers should be able to arrange it if you want 5 qty or more.

Try and check if you can get branded ones for cheap. Dell and Lenovo have high-quality ones. You should be able to get them online or offline at stores. Sometimes these are sold for cheap when you buy them used. They work quite well and last a long time.

For others who might come to this post... If you have an old gen processor and if it is currently not being manufactured, you'll be offered a fair value refund. Intel is good with their RMA stuff.

2 years regardless of where you bought this. Also, applies to their headphones too.

@TechNickGamer that's wonderful. Did you update the drivers/reset the wifi device? Also, did you try connecting to another phone to rule out issues on yourOnepluss 7?

For the case, you cannot go wrong with the Lancool 207. Plenty of ventilation and it is quite easy to build. Great support from Lian Li as well. As for the mobo, stick to ATX purely because of availability and ease of getting a replacement in case things go south.

What are the voltage and amperage specs of the adapter?

What temperatures are your SSDs operating at? This would give others an idea of what can be done in your case.

I am not sure if the Bluetooth will work in your case. If it does, then wonderful. But generally, for bluetooth to work, you need a separate data line. That is why PCIe WiFi adapters have an extra cable that plugs into the USB header on the motherboard. When I build PCs I constantly face this...

Gelid 0.5mm pads are available on Flipkart but the seller appears new. Buy one to check if it's legit and then buy the rest. https://www.flipkart.com/gelid-solutions-80x40x0-5mm-carbon-based-thermal-paste/p/itme0a43154bd3a8

There are several stores in Nehru place that sell books of replacement SMDs. It's just that you won't get 1 or 2 pieces and it is not viable to ship small quantities.

I would recommend getting the Cyberpower UT2200e if your budget is low. If you can extend it, get any online UPS above 2KVA. Those should cost around 25 to 30K.

Stay away from EVM and stick to reputed brands like WD, Toshiba, Seagate, etc. There is a reason why they are cheap. Spend a little more and get the reliable stuff.