PC Peripherals Juggling components for second build

[draglord]

1. What is your budget?
   • 1.5L
2. What is your existing hardware configuration (component name - component brand and model)
   • CPU - Intel 11400F
   • Motherboard - MSI MAG Z590 (Link)
   • GPU - 4080 SUPER
   • RAM - GSKILL 128GB DDR4 (32x4)
   • Monitor - Odyssey G9
   • PSU - Corsair RM1000X
   • 1x512GB SSD + 1x1TB SSD + Couple of HDDs
   • ANT ESports 590 TG Cabinet (Link)
   • ANT Esports CPU Cooler (Link)
3. Which hardware will you be keeping (component name - component brand and model)
   • Monitor
   • PSU
   • Cabinet and CPU Cooler
   • CPU Cooler
   • GPU
   • SSDs and HDD
4. Which hardware component are you looking to buy (component name). If you have already decided on a configuration then please mention the (component brand and model) as well, this will help us in fine tuning your requirement.
   • CPU - AMD 9950X3D
   • Motherboard - Asus TUF B850 (Link)
   • RAM - GSKILL Trident (Link)
5. Is this going to be your final configuration or you would be adding/upgrading a component in near future. If yes then please mention when and which component
   • Might upgrade CPU cooler to a one with LCD
6. Where will you buy this hardware? (Online/City/TE Dealer)
   • Bangalore (Ankit Infotech)
7. What is your intended use for this PC/hardware
   • Gaming
   • ML
8. Do you have any brand preference or dislike? Please name them and the reason for your preference/dislike.
   • Motherboard Should support 2 GPUS (without risers and PCIE extender cables)
9. If you will be playing games then which type of games will you be playing?
   • RDR2, Jedi Survivor, Indiana Jones, Far cry 6, Spiderman 2
10. What is your preferred monitor resolution for gaming and normal usage
    1. Gaming - 5120x1440
11. Are you looking to overclock?
    • No
12. Which operating system do you intend to use with this configuration?
    • Windows 11 64 bit
    • Linux - Ubuntu

Hello

I am going to purchase my second build soon. Will sell my processor, ram and motherboard. Will keep everything else.

I will be buying a new processor, ram and motherboard. Problem is i do not know how to install a motherboard into a cabinet. I live in bangalore. The way i see it, i have two options.

1) Order the new components, put exisitng build for sale, call a guy from urbanclap to come and assemble it.

2) Put existing build for sale, Send my existing CPU to ankit infotech (that is where i bought my current build and will buy new components from), ask them to put ram, processor and motherboard into the cabinet, get cabinet with new components.

I do not want to buy a new cabinet and CPU cooler. This is my current motherboard, this is my cabinet, and this is my cpu cooler. I have an Intel 11400f LGA1200, and will go for AM5 processor.

I might go for a LCD cpu cooler but only if it is under 10K.

is this line of thinking correct? Any ideas would be appreciated, thanks.

Thank you

 

[NarwhalBacon]

There are plenty of PC build guides on YouTube which you can consult to help you assemble your new PC yourself.

But if you're really uncomfortable doing that, option no. 2 from your list is prolly the best choice since Ankit is a known name at least and also you have dealt with them before, so there's a little more trust than some rando off UrbanClap.

 

[draglord]

There are plenty of PC build guides on YouTube which you can consult to help you assemble your new PC yourself.

But if you're really uncomfortable doing that, option no. 2 from your list is prolly the best choice since Ankit is a known name at least and also you have dealt with them before, so there's a little more trust than some rando off UrbanClap.

Alright. I better make sure i get all the photos and relevant information before i disasemble the pc (through Ankit IT)

 

[bssunilreddy]

Buddy
Usually I call Just Dial number -88888-88888 & tell them the area. Then ask for door step PC repair service & choose from the cheapest & more rated guy & the nearest centre also.
While I was in Hyderabad or now in Anupuram, TN I followed the same and got myself a best PC door step technician who is very patient and no nonsense guy but does the assembling or disassembling the components with ease.
1st of all call the above number,
2nd Tell them the area and you need PC door step services
3rd Either you call from a bunch of number you received after the 2nd step or they will call you one by one
4th Choose the one with good ratings and ask for how much is he going to come to house for assembling and bargain with the rate.
Okay.

 

[draglord]

Buddy
Usually I call Just Dial number -88888-88888 & tell them the area. Then ask for door step PC repair service & choose from the cheapest & more rated guy & the nearest centre also.
While I was in Hyderabad or now in Anupuram, TN I followed the same and got myself a best PC door step technician who is very patient and no nonsense guy but does the assembling or disassembling the components with ease.
1st of all call the above number,
2nd Tell them the area and you need PC door step services
3rd Either you call from a bunch of number you received after the 2nd step or they will call you one by one
4th Choose the one with good ratings and ask for how much is he going to come to house for assembling and bargain with the rate.
Okay.

What about Urbanclap? i see that there are some highly rated technicians there

 

[bssunilreddy]

What about Urbanclap? i see that there are some highly rated technicians there

No never use urban clap technicians at all. They will damage the PC parts while installing and they will subsequently ask for higher amount for any replacement. Just check the reviews about urban clap in Linkedin once. There are horror stories right from urban claps CC to technicians who ever comes. If anybody comes for service and anything goes wrong they will send another technician and delete the chat history of the 1st technician to cover their tracks. So beware.
You give me your pincode and I will search via just dial and give you the best cheapest technician phone number. Okay.