best gaming pc ever under budget 1000$ or 60k inr

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Ashish Chaudhary

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hello everyone, i looking for gaming build value for money my budget is 1000$ or 60inr main purpose gaming like gta 5, ac 4, batman or few famous games not that hardcore gamer only few games and want to continue my old tradition like watching movies, n music that all nothing beyond this so here my build which m looking suggest best if can Cpu-i5 4690 m not looking to overclock that why excluded k version d reason is i54690k because it is used for overclocking any advantage rather than this if yes than tell me i will go with k version
motherboard -z97 any brand lower in price
garphic card- r9 280x or 970 if fall in my budget which is not falling :(
ram- 4x2gb any brand 1600mz at cheap
ssd-120gb m thinking to jus put os in it and few games installed and put all other stuff in my 4tb and 1 tb hard drive whic is of wd green 1 tb and segeate 4tb which is not faster 52900 rpm may b not sure which i owned in my old pc
psu- here i mconfused for my rig which suits best m looking for corsair cheap cx600 w is this good ??
monitor - hp 25inch led 1920x1080p
some ques if u answer ?? is monitor of hp led 25inch good enough or look for dell 24inch ?? can r9 270x can give great perfromance bcoz r9 280x is stretched out budget and m not looking for some extra heat sink fan like cooler master 212 evo bcoz i dont know how to overclock cpu it is rocket science for me will intell fan which comes with cpu ok to handle ?? thanks in advance hoping for quick replys
 
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if i was building a pc i use 1866 ram or faster haswell run better on faster ram. most ddr-3 ram in 1866 is the same price as 1600 ram. use a r300 case from cosair..cheap but good. the evo 212 is a great heat sink. most new hard drives are all 7200 rpm now in 3.5 inch drives. for fast boot speeds if you can toss in a 120g os boot ssd. for power supply look at evga or sesonic or a rebraded sesonic or a higher line the the cx power supplys.
look to see if your build funds can use modular power supply.
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if i was building a pc i use 1866 ram or faster haswell run better on faster ram. most ddr-3 ram in 1866 is the same price as 1600 ram. use a r300 case from cosair..cheap but good. the evo 212 is a great heat sink. most new hard drives are all 7200 rpm now in 3.5 inch drives. for fast boot speeds if you can toss in a 120g os boot ssd. for power supply look at evga or sesonic or a rebraded sesonic or a higher line the the cx power supplys.
look to see if your build funds can use modular power supply.
 
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Use the new gtx 970 that Nvidia launched at ces , handles 1080p like a boss, price around $330, amd cards heat up like crazy so this comes out to be a better option, it's very similar to the gtx980 it's big brother, this gtx 970 is priced good and that gives it a slight edge over the competition, if u can wait for some time the next launches would also be worth waiting (gtx 960),
Not to mention the amd cards are good too(not a fan boy of nvidia), they scale better in crossfire as long as mantle api supports it and if u r thinking of 3 cards for gaming, they probably won't scale properly as the games are not yet optimized. Your might also find some occasional stutter, i would recommend the gtx 970 hands down. If u can get a bargain on some higher end cards that's worth noting u can go that route too.
Have a good day Ashish
 
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