Want to build gaming PC for 60000 INR

I searched about the different GPU brands extensively online, one thing I learned was for Nvidia internationally EVGA is generally the best in terms of build quality and after service, of course individual cases could still differ. MSI Gaming X+ has the best clock speeds but again generally MSI service in India is rather poor. ASUS has a reputation for good build quality, it's after sale service in India is also apparently good. ASUS ROG Strix has some nice extra features(longer heat sink, 3 cooling fans) but ASUS cards are bit overpriced in India.

I wasn't able to wrap my head around all the parameters involved in a mobo, ultimately I made a chocie based on what has best reviews on newegg.com and amazon.com in my price range. I did manage to get a sense of the overall response most boards had. in B350, the MSI B350 Pro Carbon is apparently the overall best and also the priciest. Some things I learned to note while considering a mobo are:

>RAM compatibility: How many sticks you want and from which manufacturer. Plus, Ryzen has small benefits from higher RAM speeds but the Ryzen platform being very new, it's mobos have had to catch up with being able to run RAM at higher speeds(they all default to 2133 MHz and 2400, 2667, 2933, 3200, 3600 are available as OC) bios updates over the months from Feburary have been making the mobos better at being stable at higher and higher speeds but it is still something to check for the particular board. NOTE: If you are going for 1080P 60FPS this is again a very miniscule difference, the gain in performance from 2133 to 3000 is very very small.

>overclocking performance(for CPUs): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGrxhf_xZWI (he summarises his rankings from 25:00 onwards)

>slots and support for peripherals: how many PCIe devices other than the GPU you want to plug in(sound card, wlan adapter, etc.) now or in the future, how many SSDs, how many fan and RGB headers it supports

>ratings and reviews on large sites like newegg, to see the general quality of each manufacturer's stock. This will NOT confirm whether the piece you get will be good or bad but it will give you a heads up in case if the one you are thinking of getting has been getting a lot of negative reviews.

Another thing is having dual bios support, a minor thing but since the Ryzen platform is new, keeping up with the bios updates would be a positive. Dual bios makes updating bios safer if you don't know what you are doing like me.

asrock is a good company and one of the good models that is available at a good price is the pro4. thats the model that i included in the part list above. its has a m.2 slot if u need one and all the other standard ports. doesnt have any bling factor but at the price, its to be expected for a quality board.

regarding GPU like i said, the 1060 prices r sky high. no point in buying one now. waiting is the best choice if u want anything thats more powerful than a 1050ti.

but to answer ur question straight, asus has a good presense in india. so the asus dual oc model is the one to get if u can. then comes zotac, msi, evga. better to go for 2 fan model. other than that, ur choosing will depend on the clock speeds of the card.

dolby and beats offer a customized speaker optimizations.not audio codec. the inbuilt audio codec on the low-med range r usually realtek and r good. the gigabyte gaming 3 has a higher version of that audio codec.

a 3000mhz rams will give u as much as 5fps min fps gains, thats huge. and a abt 10fps max fps gains, that matters if its a 144hz monitor.

regarding GPU, if u can buy everything this winter, look forward to the AMD Vega GPUs.

a 550W like the antec vp550p http://www.amazon.in/Antec-VP550P-550-Watts-PSU/dp/B00565RGQA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1499170732&sr=8-1&keywords=antec+vp550 would be useful if u r going to upgrade to a 150W+ GPU like the custom versions of the Vega cards from asus, msi.

Cabinets have front USB headers. The no of USB 3.0 in the front is decided by the cabinet and whether the mobo has the required no of 3.0 connection pins. U will still have some 3.0 in the back.its just 1 in mid to lower level mobo n cases.

The ram seems good. The psu model is missing. Usually the good quality 500w ones costs ~6k here. The cheapest good quality available here is antec vp 450p. If u can get corsair cxm450/550 or the new cx550 2017 version, that's great. Don't go for 500w version. Seasonic s12 520w is also a good choice if available.

Regarding GPU, that's a mini version. Might not be factory oc'ed like the gaming X. So expect a 5fps drop. That's it.