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Aniket_12

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hi,
i am planning to build a gaming rig for myself need an overview for this setup.
which is the best place to purchase parts (mumbai,india).
as i am running kinda low on budget i would love suggestion on price cutting.

SETUP

CPU:- INTEL CORE I5-7600K 7600K KABY LAKE PROCESSOR 6M CACHE UP TO 4.20 GHZ

MB:- GIGABYTE G1. SNIPER M7 MOTHERBOARD

GPU:- ZOTAC GTX 1050 TI OC EDITION 4GB GRAPHIC CARD ZT-P10510B-10L

CHASSIS:-CORSAIR CARBIDE SERIES SPEC-ALPHA MID-TOWER GAMING CASE WHITE/RED CC-9011083-WW

MEMORY:- CORSAIR VENGEANCE LED 16GB DDR4 3000MHZ C15 MEMORY KIT BLUE LED CMU16GX4M2C3000C15B

STORAGE:- SEAGATE BARRACUDA ST2000DM001 2TB DESKTOP INTERNAL HARD DRIVE

CPU COOLER:-NOCTUA NH-U9DXI4 90MM SSO2 CPU COOLER

PSU:- CORSAIR VS650 650W POWER SUPPLY
 
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You should get a z270 board with the 7600k, the b150 will likely require a bios update to even work with a 7th gen cpu and it requires a compatible cou to upgrade the bios and the b150 doesn't support overclocking. A b250 would work but also doesn't overclock. Imho get a i5 7500 and a b250 or h270 board and spend the saved money on getting a faster gpu.

The b150 will only run that ram at 2133 and a b250/h270 will run @ 2400(with a 7th gen cpu). To run ddr4 3000 speeds youll need a Z chipset.

PSU is not good. You dont need 650w youd be better off with a smaller (450-550w) higher quality psu. Extra quantity does not make up for lack of quality.
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You should get a z270 board with the 7600k, the b150 will likely require a bios update to even work with a 7th gen cpu and it requires a compatible cou to upgrade the bios and the b150 doesn't support overclocking. A b250 would work but also doesn't overclock. Imho get a i5 7500 and a b250 or h270 board and spend the saved money on getting a faster gpu.

The b150 will only run that ram at 2133 and a b250/h270 will run @ 2400(with a 7th gen cpu). To run ddr4 3000 speeds youll need a Z chipset.

PSU is not good. You dont need 650w youd be better off with a smaller (450-550w) higher quality psu. Extra quantity does not make up for lack of quality.
 
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yeah i reduced the wattage to 550w so saved around over that.
motherboard to GIGABYTE GA-H270M-D3H MOTHERBOARD or ASUS PRIME B250-PRO SOCKET 1151 INTEL B250 MOTHERBOARD(z270 is just out of my budget hikes it up by a lot)
is the 7th gen worth it or can i get along with 6th gen processor
even is the memory fine or a overkill (should i bring it down to 8gb)
 
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at my convinient place the i5 6500 3.2Ghz @INR16,026 and i5 7400 3.5Ghz @INR15,359
which one is preferrable and profitable to run with ASUS PRIME B250-PRO SOCKET 1151 INTEL B250 MOTHERBOARD
ram G.SKILL RIPJAWS V F4-2400C15S-8GVR DDR4 8GB MEMORY x1
 
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Go for the 7400 its cheaper and faster than the 6500 and will work fine with that b250 board.
I'd get dual channel ram personally. Usually costs the same as a single stick but offers a permance boost in most things. 8gb is fine but 16gb will be better in the long(but you can always upgrade later).

What psu did you switch too?
 
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