Building a Gaming PC [India]. Budget - 60k rs ( ~1000$)

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Hi, i'm seeking help to build a PC with the budget specified in the topic, though i could be flexible if there's a much better deal within around (~10k/ 150$) .

The main thing is that i just need the CPU , i have the monitor,keyboard/mouse.

I'm a hardcore gamer so i'd be using the PC for mostly World of Warcraft (WoW), FIFA15/GTA5/CoD/BF/etc and on high settings. I'd also use it for advanced Photoshop/Dreamweaver web designing.

Also, looong hours of gaming, meaning good cooling systems required.

Here's a few questions i hope you guys could help me with -

Q1) - I7 (4820k) or I5( latest chip version), for my current uses as i stated. Would I7 make a huge difference considering its price gap.

Q2)- Please suggest me a good Graphic Card that won't totally ruin my budget. (Personally prefer Nvidia). I'm unaware of the SLI stuff so if you could fit that in somewhere it would be great.

Q3) - Is 16GB RAM suitable and fit-able in my budget and applications.

When and if you post a reply please consider the budget and my uses that i have stated.Also, if there are options available that'd make my stuff work in a lesser price range, please feel free to suggest.

Thanks.


 
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That price range is doable personally I built my own gaming computer for under $900 and I run WoW and League of legends on high detail with a good 100-150 fps
Motherboard- ASUS M5A97 R2.0($89)
CPU- AMD vishera 6 core ($109)
RAM- 8GB G.Skill sniper series.($84)
GPU- XFX Radeon HD 7750 (or higher) ($104+)
Hard Drive- WD black 1TB($80)
PSU- Corsair 600w($74)
(any optical drive and peripherals) whatever fits your budget here
obviously these can be upgraded for your budget but still for what you're looking for anything like this or higher should do exceptionally well.
Hope I helped a bit.
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That price range is doable personally I built my own gaming computer for under $900 and I run WoW and League of legends on high detail with a good 100-150 fps
Motherboard- ASUS M5A97 R2.0($89)
CPU- AMD vishera 6 core ($109)
RAM- 8GB G.Skill sniper series.($84)
GPU- XFX Radeon HD 7750 (or higher) ($104+)
Hard Drive- WD black 1TB($80)
PSU- Corsair 600w($74)
(any optical drive and peripherals) whatever fits your budget here
obviously these can be upgraded for your budget but still for what you're looking for anything like this or higher should do exceptionally well.
Hope I helped a bit.
 
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Hey, thanks for your time and reply. Good to know about your WoW FPS with your rig. I'm still keener on Intel/Nvidia based systems though, and i still need help with my questions asked in the topic. Thanks
 
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My opinion this PC would suit you very well. Games will work on ultra graphics with no problems, just buy few more air coolers to take down high temperatures and it'll be about 1000$~. And to your question about 16 GB ram - there's very low chance that you'll ever use all 8gbs of ram so that's useless. And if you don't like AMD processors (they are cheaper because name is not so popular as Intel) you can go with I5-3340 with same price but i don't think that's best option
AMD FX-8350 Benchmark
Intel I5-3340
Just AMD uses much more energy but if you don't have any issues with that AMD is best way to go. :)
 
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Yeah I know sorry about that was just giving you a round about answer to what you should look for with the speed of the components etc, something to base it off of, but yeah 16GB of ram is more than you need 8GB should be perfectly fine. and for the graphics card I'd have to know which motherboard you are using to find one that is suitable for your build would you like one that runs off of a PCIe slot? or one that runs from a power supply? and for the other question i'm not to knowledgeable in that area
 
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CPU:http://www.snapdeal.com/product/intel-core-i54460-processor-6m/1454357924#bcrumbSearch:core%20i5%204460 (Rs.11878)

Mobo:http://www.amazon.in/Asus-B85M-K-LGA1150-Socket-MotherBoard/dp/B00LQK8OYW/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1412669839&sr=8-8&keywords=lga+1150+asus (Rs.5399)

Ram:http://www.flipkart.com/corsair-vengeance-ddr3-8-gb-2-x-4-gb-pc-ram-cmz8gx3m2a1600c9r/p/itmddca5zbuhqesh?pid=RAMDDC9YQNNXFY3H&otracker=from-search&srno=t_12&query=corsair+8gb&ref=f8ea34e2-f9f2-410f-af8b-726df906b126 (Rs.7799)(or grab sibgle 8gb module if you don't care the latency-Rs.5500)

PSU:http://www.flipkart.com/corsair-vs650-650-watt-psu/p/itmdg36xznfnesye?pid=PSUDG347RBUYNCFK&otracker=from-search&srno=t_2&query=corsair&ref=a9d59fca-8256-454c-923b-d2defc11b4e1 (Rs.4032)

GPU:http://mdcomputers.in/zotac-graphics-card-gtx-970-4gb-ddr5-amp-omega.html(Rs.29999)
(GTX 970 is out of stock in flipkart,amazon and snapdeal @ Rs.27000)


PSU you can consider this one corsair GS700(which is used on my sys.)/RM750



 
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60000 Rs. is not $1000 buddy. Don't convert it straight away. For US products, say for example, A 100$ product is converted into rupees by multiplying 60 and 1.1868 (the excise duty, tax, shipping factor).. 100*60*1.1868 = 7120.8 rupees, not 6000 rupees. So, theoretically it'll be 840$ approx.
 
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