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Don't mind me, I confused the PC build suggester with the GPU Price Tracker website. My apologies to the creator. For the PC build suggester, I'd agree with @YeAhx's suggestions.

The only thing I'd be asking for is integrating more stores, and possibly stock status. And you're working on both of them from what I've seen in the website.

AMD cards have a high price globally, it's not just India. Hardware Unboxed's Tim even ripped AMD apart for the fake MSRP that AMD promised. AMD originally intended to sell the 9070XT for $650 (the new MSRP was based on rebates), and considering that, I'd say we aren't paying that much over the...

Speaking of prices, I'd rather compare Indian pricing to European pricing. American sales tax (which varies by each state) never reaches above 10% for PC parts. European countries have a 20% VAT rate for PC parts, which is closer to our GST i.e. 18%. German and Portuguese pricing should provide...

I have a Zotac GTX 1060 I purchased in 2019, and it's still going strong. I don't maintain it as well as I should, yet it's going strong. Though, I don't use that thing as much anymore after 2022. I live in BLR, so take of that what you will.

Speaking of which, I later watched benchmarks with the 7600x and found out it still delivers good performance (paired with even a 4090 at 1080p) with decent 1% lows. Those benchmarks I saw were from both the Steves and I selected CPU intensive games just to see how far it could stretch. That's...

I'm mostly AA and AAA when it comes to gaming. I never really play multiplayer games except for some rts games here and there. There's a more important question, though. Can this work with a CH370? I know it can fit in one, but the cooling performance is more of my concern.

iVadim posted a video where he found that it will bottleneck the 9070XT at CPU intensive games. However, Hardware Canucks seems to dispute that view with the second video.

Oh yeah, just wanted to ask a question. Is it better to buy a midrange CPU and pair it with the highest-end GPU available in your budget, or balance both the CPU and the GPU for 1440p? This is because the 9070xt, I fear, will be bottlenecked by my choice of a CPU, the 7600x.

ROCm isn't as great as CUDA, unfortunately, and has much less support And, to answer your question, AMD hasn't really been known for productivity in their GPU department.

The 7900xt is available for the same price as the 9070 non-xt and performs the same. Overclocked 9070s perform the same as a 7900xt. Check this review out if you don't believe me. https://www.techpowerup.com/review/asrock-radeon-rx-9070-steel-legend-oc/33.html

It worked for me too. The model still has a long way to go. It apparently doesn't seem to recommend the Radeon GPUs despite them being better value.

For those running regular 9070XTs, what temps do you have? This is for both core and memory. Also, should an 80% PL work in bringing temps down to a manageable level?

Got it. I'd rather go with 1TB now, then another terabyte later. A 2TB SSD might be a bit out of my budget, though I do appreciate the space.

This might be useful for anyone in the same boat as I am.

You might want to watch this.

I'd stick with the 7600X anyways. Most strategy games and simulation games I intend to play are single-threaded. For them, clock speed is important more than the amount of cores. Thanks to you guys, I have changed my PC build plan to this. It is honestly quite a bit better than my original build...

You're right. Maybe setting the monitor with your exact tilt angle and a bit to the front will allow me to use this monitor well. So, just as a final question, would the 7600X bottleneck a 9070 non-XT in certain CPU intensive scenarios at 1440p or would it keep up? I'm more concerned about a...

Here's my space for a monitor. Bear in mind that my current monitor is a 19-inch relic from 2008. I just measured the usable monitor height, and that is around 47.5cm. I should have inserted a 1080p monitor in the plan, but I failed to do it. It's a remnant of my old plan to include a 1440p...

Would an SN770 as an OS drive work though? It was my first choice, but I backed off because it was DRAM-less. It fits your description (around ₹5k)