Best build under 50000 Indian Rupees (700-750$)

Guest · Jul 21, 2016

Hi,
I've checked lot of threads & lot of reviews.
I'm confused which to buy, I've added some alternatives also. So Can anyone clarify which is the best one.

My Budget is under 50000 Rs. (700-750$)

I don't need a Monitor or Keyboard or Mouse or Speaker.

I like Intel + Nvidia. I don't need overclocking,
i'm thinking of buying from local stores in Bangalore, India. Price is lower than online.

Processor i5 4460/ i5 6500 (I like 6th Generation),
MSI/Asus GTX 950/960 2GB/4GB Graphics Card (Alternative 750Ti),
MSI/Asus/Gigabyte Motherboard
HyperX FURY/G.skill 8Gbx1/4GBx2
SeaSonic S12II 520 Bronze/Any other better PSU
Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO CPU Cooler
Seagate Barracuda ST2000DM001 2TB
Case Cooler Master HAF 912/Corsair 200R/Corsair Carbide Series 88R/Antec X1-T Gaming Cabinet with Window/Any Other (I need front USB3 ports)
Samsung/Kingston/SanDisk 128GB SSD

Plus APC Backup UPS 1100 (BR1100CI-IN) (Now i've a 600VA UPS, is it sufficient)
Plus do i need any extra fans for case?

Thanks for your time.

Half Life · Jul 22, 2016

you are on very correct path with your components. a couple of inputs

go for VI gen i5; its future proof
u dont need hyper 212; tx3 will do;
go for 2 X 4 gb 2133 mhz c14 or c15; corsair has a model called valueselect
try asrock/gigabyte h110 board; it fulfills your needs while being affordable
i would recommend you buy gtx 1060, its just released, again future proof;
600 va ups will suffice, no need for the 1 kva;
yes, fans are good to have in a place like ours

Guest · Jul 22, 2016

Half Life :

Thanks for the reply.
Does 600VA UPS would give enough power plus I've 24inch monitor, bcoz there is frequent power cuts in my part of town.
GTX 1060 would cost more, increases my budget. I'll check the price, then i'll chose between GTX950/960/1060

ScrewySqrl · Jul 22, 2016

you probbaly don't need a cooler at all, the 6500 comes with an excellent and quiet cooler.

Half Life · Jul 22, 2016

sqrl is correct, I forgot; yours is non-k which means they come with the heatsink & fans; don't bother spending on cooler at all and use it for gpu instead

on the ups, no problem; monitors consume similar to cfl bulbs, around 20-24 watts at peak brightness; not a problem for 600 va

Guest · Jul 23, 2016

ScrewySqrl :

Ok. Thanks

Guest · Jul 23, 2016

Half Life :

Ok. Thanks.
Then can u tell me the best motherboard with more than 2 RAM slots, most of H110 has only 2 RAM slots. I was thinking about Asus but it is very costly compared to ASRock/Gigabyte/MSI.

What about H170 motherboards like ASRock Fatal1ty H170? It has USB C-Type Ports also.
http://www.newegg.com/global/in/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157638&cm_re=h170_performance-_-13-157-638-_-Product

Plus what is difference between G.SKILL Ripjaws, HyperX FURY & Corsair Valueselect?

Half Life · Jul 23, 2016

H170s are great, and are intended for mainstream consumer use (like us); but the thing is that they are slightly overpriced, around 8-9 k where as h110 is around 5-6 k. if your budget permits, you may go for them as well;

on RAM slots, you don't need more than 2 slots, reason being the chipset is only meant for dual channel memory architecture;there is no shame in a 2 RAM slot motherboard; get around 8 gb (4 gb X 2 ) that should be enough for general use;

all the RAM models you mentioned are very good, they are rated for different performance, but if i were to simplify their difference, its just aesthetics (looks); the reason is, RAM now a days is extremely reliable, in some cases comes with (your) life time warranty; since you won't be overclocking, dont bother too much on high end ram;

on usb type-c, is there a device in your home that needs it? if not, then i would say chuck it, not necessary; rich people with apple phones might need it, and if there is an apple phone in your home, then you can buy it too

good luck

Guest · Jul 23, 2016

Half Life :

H170s are great, and are intended for mainstream consumer use (like us); but the thing is that they are slightly overpriced, around 8-9 k where as h110 is around 5-6 k. if your budget permits, you may go for them as well;

on RAM slots, you don't need more than 2 slots, reason being the chipset is only meant for dual channel memory architecture;there is no shame in a 2 RAM slot motherboard; get around 8 gb (4 gb X 2 ) that should be enough for general use;

all the RAM models you mentioned are very good, they are rated for different performance, but if i were to simplify their difference, its just aesthetics (looks); the reason is, RAM now a days is extremely reliable, in some cases comes with (your) life time warranty; since you won't be overclocking, dont bother too much on high end ram;

on usb type-c, is there a device in your home that needs it? if not, then i would say chuck it, not necessary; rich people with apple phones might need it, and if there is an apple phone in your home, then you can buy it too

good luck

Like you said i'll buy H170, if it comes under my budget.
For RAM, i'll buy corsair only.
I don't own a apple phone. i love Android devices.

Thanks for the relpy, bro.

ScrewySqrl · Jul 23, 2016

alternately, you can do B150 board. it just has fewer SATA ports (6 vs 8)

Guest · Jul 23, 2016

ScrewySqrl :

Ok. Thanks. I'll check it.

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