Future proof Gaming PC build under Rs 50,000

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I want to build a gaming PC which is future proof and can play all (or most) of the latest games. My budget is strictly under Rs 50,000. I want a good monitor too.
I searched for builds but Sadly all of them are outdated.
Please suggest some build. All help is appreciated
 
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What do you mean "last"? It broke or was slow? Depends on what parts you used, if you used a cheap power supply and slow components, then you will have issues with running it for years. Future Proof generally means it will run games well in the next few years, not that it will still be working. If you want to maximize your chances of the computer not breaking, just stick with known good brands and quality parts from them. That means a bit more cost up front though. Most computer suggestions would have good quality parts unless you list a very low budget.
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As usual, there is no such thing as "future proof" especially for your budget, doubly especially if you also need a monitor in that budget. You can build a system that will run just fine for several years though, past that, who knows.

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2930743/desktop-prebuilt-system-750-800.html

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2917974/solid-gaming-700-50k-inr.html

For a system that will actually still be fast in "the future", you need to almost double your budget, that will give you several more years of having a decent system.
 
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What do you mean "last"? It broke or was slow? Depends on what parts you used, if you used a cheap power supply and slow components, then you will have issues with running it for years. Future Proof generally means it will run games well in the next few years, not that it will still be working. If you want to maximize your chances of the computer not breaking, just stick with known good brands and quality parts from them. That means a bit more cost up front though. Most computer suggestions would have good quality parts unless you list a very low budget.
 
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