assemble gaming pc under 50000 INR

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hello sir,
i want to assemble a gaming pc and i must need intel core i5 6600k processor in my built
and my range is 50000 INR
so please help me to decide the best gaming parts.
 
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I would guess that with dx12 on its way the 4460 will hold out for 4-5 yrs maybe . My old i5 2500 is still good for gaming ( and its 5 years old) and even the...

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A kind request , please dont online shop for components . The local electronics hubs have really nice deals

lets see . For a gaming rig at that price

1) i5 4460 - 13k

2) h81 mobo - 3.5k

3) PSU - VP550P antec - 4k

4) HDD - 1tb WB/segate - 3.5k

5) 8gb ddr3 ram - 3k

6) GPU - GTX 970 - 23k


Total ~ 49k


Done!

( for gaming the i5 6600k isnt worth it , no performance increase in general due to games being limited by gpu rather than cpu)

Cheers!
 

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actually, i find in many online/offline prices of my assembling pc parts amazon.in/market
1). Intel Core i5-6600K 3.5GHz Quad-Core Processor - 19940/17900
2). Cooler Master Hyper TX3 54.8 CFM Sleeve Bearing CPU Cooler - 2694/1650(for market price not sure)
3). MSI H110M Pro-VH Micro ATX LGA1151 Motherboard - 5200/5200(can't find price in market for this model)
4). Kingston HyperX Fury Black 08GB (1 x 8GB) DDR4-2133 Memory - 3080/3080(can't find price in market for this model)
5). Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive - 3950/3800
6). Corsair SPEC-01 RED ATX Mid Tower Case - 4650/4650 (not sure for compatible and market price)
7). Corsair CSM 650W 80+ Gold Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply - 7250/7250 (can't find price in market for this model)
8). Asus DRW-24B1ST/BLK/B/AS DVD/CD Writer - 1139/1000
9). Asus VS197D-P 18.5" Monitor - 5389/5000

everything fine just one problem
the thing is, i am not including graphic card in this list, that is my problem,
so help me get the good graphic card in my range.

 

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which city are you from ?as far as i know a lot of the metros and tire 2 cities have electronics hubs

anyway

1) that corsair psu if i remember , isnt a good one esp with the capacitors. So prefer an antec / cooler master PSU

2) Your cpu and cooler are meant for OCing , but sadly your mobo isnt . So f you want to OC , go for a z170 will will be around 14k min

3)Case, seems a bit too expensive . Opt for one of the local brands . there are planey and are very good. ( i personally use an xpro)


4) Any particular reason for those brands / components? I am not sure what you are trying to convey by making a gpu fit. If the budget is 50k + price of the gpu , by all means go for a 970 or 980 . otherwise you have to slash other components.

PS: there is no advantage as of now for the skylake cpu(6600) over haswell (4460) in gaming .

cheers!

 

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alright sir
what about intel core i3 6100 with my preffered parts and tell me one compatible cabinet
also i saw in amazon.in now the price of zotac gtx 970 is 27000rs, which is almost haf of my budget
 

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your i3 will hold you back while gaming . And its just ~10k cheaper which leaves you with -17k INR

Any particular reason why you opt for 6th gen? As ive told you before , it offers no practical gains in performance.

Also , you dont need that cooler . The stock one which comes with the cpu is fine

Case, just get an ATX compatible one with vents in the sides , front /top . Itll be around 1.5k inr
 

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Sorry for the late reply

No the k series processor is meant for overclocking . The k denotes an unlocked CPU which allows you to increase the frequency provided you have capable hardware behind it ( which isnt in the build )

If you want to play at 1080p for a few years down the line at high/max. settings the 970 is the correct choice. The 960 is comparatively weak


Also latest does not mean that it will have better performance .

Anyway ,

here is my suggestion for the skylake build

1) i5 6400 -14k

2) h110N/h110S2V mobo (gigabyte mobos are quite cheap) - 5.5k

3) DDR4 ram 8gb- 3k

4) VP 550P 5502 psu from antec - 4k

4)Hard drive - any 1tb hard drive from segate /WD preferably segates barracuda @ 7400RPM ~3.5k

6) Case(your taste) - 1.5k

7) DVD drive (if you still use it) any reputed brand ~ 1k

8) GPU - zotac gtx 960 ~ 17k ( zotac is quite cheap)

Total ~ 49500 INR

NOTE: This systems gaming performance is worse than the one which i mentioned one of my previous comments
Opt for this only if you want 6th gen processors and ddr 4 ram ( which i repeat at this stage have almost the same performance in gaming) . The only advantage is that you can *MAYBE* upgrade the system down the line

 

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What about these product,

Intel core i5 4690 or 4460 (which one is better for gaming, difference 3.5k)

Asus Intel B85M-GAMER Motherboard

Kingston FURY Memory - 8GB Module - DDR3 1600MHz CL10 DIMM

Seasonic SSR-650RT S12G Series 650W Power Supply

WD 1TB Blue Desktop Internal Hard Drive (WD10EZEX)

Gtx 970 graphic card (tell me one)

Now in this parts can I play witcher 3, ultimate mortal combat x, batman arkham night city like games in ultra settings and smoothly(without lagging). if i you think that i need to change mobo or psu kindly tell me your preffered model.
 

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I would guess that with dx12 on its way the 4460 will hold out for 4-5 yrs maybe . My old i5 2500 is still good for gaming ( and its 5 years old) and even the old core 2 duo e 7500 will handle most 2013/2014 games pretty well

If you want to have your pc for say, 6-7 then opt for the 4690

The B85 is quite decent , although "gaming" is quite misleading . Its a business board with priorities on low end voltage control and with emphasis on Media . Mobo,s in general donot affect the PCs performance.
If you need to save cash, go for a h81 mobo , itll be quite fine unless you plan on overclocking or SLI

The ram is quite fine , although personally i would opt for the 1866 with cas 9 , this one seems pretty good too. Remember , RAM frequency and CAS has very little effect on the games performance

The gtx 970 has a better alternative - the r9 390 , which is slightly better . And yes , the 970 can handle ultra settings .( but nvidia has a bad rep of gimping its older carde - ie . when the next gen cards are released , most likely nvidia will reduce the performance of the 970 via drivers , thus ensnaring you into updating your gpu)

For gtx 970 - 550W is good ( although , dont go in for corsair CX CS series) , the 390 - 600 W is quite fine.

As for the brand of the gpu , if you are tight , opt for the cheapest . Quite similar performance , and you can manually OC it if you need the extra "ooomph" .

Anyway , if budget isnt a constraint

Nvidia - EVGA ( best customer support) AMD - Sapphire
 
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