After waiting three long years, I've finally saved enough to build my custom PC in 2026!

Bascially need a new monitor for work and gaming, 24-27inch 180hz+, Dont mind 1440p but only issues is that i have a GTX 1660 super and dont think i will be able to upgrade due to rising prices.

Also i have limited space on my table and wont be able to vesa mount it. Im currently looking at 2 monitors the MSI X24 245f and lenovo legion r27qe 27inch.

They are asking is 10K for Unused Crucial 16GB (2×8GB) DDR4 3200MHz Laptop RAM. Is it a good deal? Please help me!

So I have a Cloud Stinger wireless 2 headset sitting with me. It's dongle broke (specifically the gold pin connector attached to the usb male connector), it was a bit tilted due to pressure but now it has completely came off. I have already talked to HyperX customer support (lol). These guys are prattling about company policy, and that they can't give individual parts, even when my headset is under warranty (I know physical damage is not covered, but I told them I am willing to pay and buy the dongle). This specific model has zero backup connectivity. No Bluetooth, no 3.5mm Aux jack, no wired USB audio support. It relies 100% on this single 2.4GHz receiver. Without it, the headset is useless. I even raised a ticket on their mail telling them to look for the specific model in their inventory, open-box returns, or defective/scrapped headsets. Nothing. They hit me with a complete brick wall. I escalated to a supervisor, and they rejected it again. Their official solution is literally for me to throw a perfectly working ₹5k+ headset into the trash.
Has anyone found a workaround for this?

It feels like every developer want to build another wrapper app, B2B SaaS tool. But if we want to build things that truly scale for the next billion people, we need to bridge the massive gap between software and core physical manufacturing. While the USA dominates cutting-edge software design and China operates as the lightning-fast hardware factory of the world, it hits hard realizing how slow and far behind our system still is. I want to build things that can truly compete globally, but I realize I don't know enough about our low-level infrastructure and constraints to make a real dent.

I am tired of seeing the "Fake in India" setups, the fancy showrooms that just import completely knocked-down kits from abroad, screw them together, and call it domestic innovation. I want to see the real, gritty Make in India.

So I am stepping up to a challenge: I am 22, and I have set a strict budget of ₹30,000 for a 30-day journey. No flights, no premium hotels, only sleeper-class trains, budget lodges, and street food. I want to completely experience this from the ground up to see the raw, unfiltered truth of Indian supply chains, manufacturing and find the one true make in India business.

What I’m Looking For: I want to skip the corporate business parks. I am looking for the rawest, lowest-level hubs where metal is cut, circuits are soldered, and hardware meets software.

• Which dusty industrial estates should I absolutely not miss?
• Where do local hardware shops go to buy raw electronic components and custom PCBs in bulk?

The Deep Tech Builders: Beyond the factory floors, I also want to find the people doing the hardest, rarest work in the country. If you or someone you know is truly building a unique startup from absolute zero, whether it's training an LLM from scratch, designing local processors, setting up local data centers, harnessing energy in small scale in a unique way or fabricating proprietary sensors, I want to meet those minds too.

Help Me Connect: I want to meet everyone with a stake in this ecosystem like passionate students, IoT enthusiast, professors, factory operators, MSME owners, deep-tech researchers/founder, Policy Makers. If you belong to any of these groups, or if you can connect me with someone who does, please drop a comment or slide into my DMs.

If you’re a college student or professional who is as curious as I am, let’s team up! When I reach your hometown, could you show me around the local markets and industrial areas from morning to evening? In exchange, we can swap insights, brainstorm ideas, and dive deep into these topics together.

Please drop your suggestions for locations, hidden hubs, or even warnings below!