90K+ Coming back from US, is it worth getting components for a high end gaming PC?

[unni]

I will be coming back from US in a month or two. I am thinking of building a high end gaming PC once I get back to India. Would you recommend buying some of those components from US?

 

[Crazy_Eddy]

Only higher-end GPUs seem better priced in the US. Maybe a motherboard if that specific model is not available here.

 

[manu1991]

You may find a decent deal on an SSD. Looks for international warranty though.

 

[unni]

Thanks guys. I guess I will get an SSD and GTX 780 if budget permits.

Anybody has any recommendation on which brand to get for the graphics card so that I won't face any problems with warrant and support?

 

[iPwnz]

If I may add, get a nice headphone.

Thanks guys. I guess I will get an SSD and GTX 780 if budget permits.

Anybody has any recommendation on which brand to get for the graphics card so that I won't face any problems with warrant and support?

Intel has global SSD warranty IIRC. Not sure about the videocard. Doubt there's any.

 

[spr]

Get a high end motherboard also, motherboard prices in India are a joke.

 

[Crazy_Eddy]

Try EVGA. I remember someone on the board saying he has been shipping his EVGA card to their offices in the US and has been getting a replacement each time.
Edit: This is the thread : http://www.techenclave.com/communit...60-help-with-pci-e-cable.153490/#post-1880063

 

[iPwnz]

I also heard that EVGA has a very good after-sales service there in the US. But i never knew that it was that crazily good. its quite shocking. :O

 

[195decibels]

even i'm trying to do the same thing....will i be doing justice if i get i5 4670 n 760gtx from US?

 

[psdatta2005]

intel ssd has international warranty??