Best Gaming PC under 1.5 lac 2016 (India)

Madkaushal

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want to build a gaming pc under ?1.50 lac (within a week or so) including monitor, please advice regarding the latest components out there (2016), I'm not a hard core gamer but When I do play (high end games), I want them to run flawless, 1900x1080 resolution fine (not interested in 4k), also this rig should last for about 5 or so good years, and easily upgradable as and when required..
Thank you in advance :)
 
Solution
So, here is a build choice:

18,000 CPU: Intel i5 6600k LGA 1151
03,000 CPU Cooler: Cooler Master 212X
14,000 Mob: AsRock Z170 Extreme4
08,000 RAM: GSkill Ripjjaws V 2666 MHz 15D 8 GB X 2 = 16 GB
28,000 GPU: NVIDIA Asus strix GTX 970
07,000 SSD: Samsung Evo 850 Sata/NVMe boot drive 250 GB
05,000 HDD: Seagate 2 TB 7200 RPM HDD
07,000 Case: NZXT Phanton 410/Corsair Carbide 500R
06,000 PSU: Corsair CS550M
45,000 24" Full HD IPS monitors from Asus/Dell X 3
10,000 Keyboard/Mouse/Webcam/Speakers from Logitech
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151,000 half life's 5 yr future proof build
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Notes
1. There is a price premium on intel's...

Half Life

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So, here is a build choice:

18,000 CPU: Intel i5 6600k LGA 1151
03,000 CPU Cooler: Cooler Master 212X
14,000 Mob: AsRock Z170 Extreme4
08,000 RAM: GSkill Ripjjaws V 2666 MHz 15D 8 GB X 2 = 16 GB
28,000 GPU: NVIDIA Asus strix GTX 970
07,000 SSD: Samsung Evo 850 Sata/NVMe boot drive 250 GB
05,000 HDD: Seagate 2 TB 7200 RPM HDD
07,000 Case: NZXT Phanton 410/Corsair Carbide 500R
06,000 PSU: Corsair CS550M
45,000 24" Full HD IPS monitors from Asus/Dell X 3
10,000 Keyboard/Mouse/Webcam/Speakers from Logitech
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151,000 half life's 5 yr future proof build
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Notes
1. There is a price premium on intel's lga 1151 socket due to the newness; if that is optional, then we may save around 5 k by choosing lga 1150 cpu, ram and mobo
2. I recommend genuine software, particularly the operating system software, not included in the build
3. a ups and a suitable furniture compliments the build immensely, not included in the build
4. prices are approximate; also
5. I recommend shopping in stores rather than online due to shipping damages, originality, warranty, returns and related issues
 
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Madkaushal

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Half Life

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980 ti is overkill for 1080p, but if you got the cash, no one will stop you

the tv vs monitor is fine, but the ssd is not very smart; a high end pc without high end components is just low end regardless

good luck
 

Dark Sorrow

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I just completed my build on Sunday.
It cost incurred to me 1.43 lac.
Its running really sweet.

    Processor : AMD FX-8350 (Amazon) - 14.5k
    Motherboard : MSI 990FXA Gaming (Amazon) - 13.5k
    RAM : Corsair CMY16GX3M2A1866C9R (Newegg) 9k
    PSU : Corsair AX860i (Amazon) - 18.6k
    GPU : MSI R9 390X Gaming (Local Vendor) - 39k
    Chassis : Corsair Carbide 500R Black (Amazon) - 9k
    SSD : Samsung EVO 850 250 G.B. (Amazon) -8.1k
    HDD : WD Black 2 T.B. (Amazon) - 10.2k
    Display : View Sonic VX2452MH (Amazon) -12.5
    CPU Cooler : Corsair H100i GTX (Amazon) - 8.7k
    Keyboard : Circle Armor Professional Gaming Keyboard with LED Backlight (Amazon) - 2.5k
    Mouse : Circle Rude Professional Gaming Mouse (Amazon) - 900

 

Dark Sorrow

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Personally I always prfered AMD over Intel.
I wanted to try Haswell-E i7 5820K with x99 chip-set but I was overshooting my budget by about 35k.