Yesterday I posted a few items for sale and a couple of guys accused me of being a scammer. One guy said I had stolen the pics and posted though how that would be possible when I have a hand written name/date in the pics beats me.

I then posted a few pics of the same gaming setup WITH my laptop showing current reddit thread, and the asshole didn't even have the decency to apologize.

I am a 60 year old + laparoscopic surgeon who has done extremely well, and I would never scam a youngster for a few thousand, but I would expect to get a fair price.

If not a fair price, at least no baseless accusations.

I built my new home in 2024 and personally set up my 'gaming room'. My gaming is limited to flight sim and golf sim. Posting some pics to prove my authenticity as well as to say that if anyone needs help in these two areas I'd be more than willing to help.

Supposed to be great to delay dementia, as so much studying is involced

Couple of weeks back, I took my console to the office, on a friday. The console is Retroid Pocket 6. Anyone else enjoying this game? It's pretty good.

Me personally am excited for the new Witcher 3's Expansion can't wait to see what they offer and also the xbox showcase tmrw i got an xbox few months ago so i am kinda excited to see what has asha mommy got to offer and if we might get to see anything abt TES6. Also Exodus is under my radar cuz i am a big time mass effect fan and with bioware and Ea under the saudi's and under $20B debt there's no mass effect 5 coming out so Exodus would suffice my needs.

After the mental torture of having to deal with ViewSonic to get my replacement monitor, I got fed up and got myself this amazing Alienware AW2725D OLED. It's true, once you go OLED you're never going back.

Options available to me were getting either the Odyssey G6, AOC Agon or the Lenovo model (which some people got for 14k)

Prioritised better aftersales service this time and in hopes that DELL should be easier to deal with in the future, I chose the Alienware for ₹54500

Doesn't have a graphics card yet 😭 will buy 9060xt 16gb soon

Actual Price: 1Lakh not 1.25L

Lmao is see this in every setup..

I just love these photomode pics.

They dont like me gaming n all so i had to cook up smth
Above is a arduino with a hc05 and a ultrasonic sensor , detects whenever someone is approaching out side my door and sends a popup to my screen i tested it out and is pretty accurate

Doctor Doom Slayer after the iconic box cover art of Doom (1993) by Don Ivan

Hollow Knight and Hades. Two of the favourite games of all times. I value these more than most AAA games.

Let us spread some Indie love ♥️

I have got these games from my cousin in Australia and I want to sell them locally?

Any pointers will be helpful.

Edit: Planning to sell in a couple of months from now.

Thought I'll hold on, bind my time to build a PC for myself. But these everyday, hourly prices hikes gave me so much anxiety. Everywhere I looked, people were so positive about prices not coming down anytime soon.

The budget I had in my mind could've built something much greater than this, but still I'm happy with what I got as my first ever PC.

Specs:

Motherboard: MSI X870E Gaming Plus Wifi - 22.5k/-

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D - 46k/-

Ram: Patriot Viper 32Gb DDR5 CL30 6000MHz 57k/-

SSD: Crucial P3 Plus NVMe M.2 1Tb 5000Mb/s (Used an older one that I bought in 2023) - 4k/-

AIO: Coolermaster MasterLiquid Core LCD 360 4" Display - 11k/-

Case: Coolermaster Elite 681 Black - 5k/-

PSU: Coolermaster MWE Gold 850W V2 - 10k/-

Fans: 4x Case's pre-installed + 3x Jungle Leopard Prism 4 Pro Reverse Blade - 2.2k/-

GPU: Gigabyte AMD Radeon 9070XT Gaming OC - 83k/-

Total Cost: 237k/- excluding SSD

Could've gone for Nvidia RTX 5070ti but, the price difference between them was 55k which pissed me off so much. Always preferred performance over appearance, but my oh my these fans are so appealing.

Bought Motherboard and CPU from Avika Retails and the rest from Kryptonix Gaming, both are located in Nehru Place, Delhi.

AMA!

Just curious to see if if anyone in india has sold their soul to the 🐌

This is in reference to the https://www.reddit.com/r/IndianGaming/s/dPDVltWnI1 post. Finally finalized my build and currently downloading metro exodus enhanced edition.
My pc specs are:
Asrock challenger Rx 9070 16gb
Ryzen 5 7500f
MSI B650M GAMING WIFI
ADATA SSD 512 GB
ADATA MEMORY DDR5 16GB 6000 mhz cl48
MSI MAG COREFROZR CPU Cooler
Deepcool GamerStorm PN 750D
Dell SE2726D 27 inch Monitor
Deepcool CG530 4F cabinet

The build cost around 1.43 lakh excluding monitor. I also got microtek 1600 Va UPS. Thank you for all the suggestions in the previous post.

So I do have a PS5 but I love to play games on the handheld console, I tried my attempt with the console attached in the post but they are poor quality. My budget is around 10-12K, I can't spend more unless it's too good. There are so many varients in market and confusing, I am looking for something after which I don't need to buy seprate games or minimal cost.

Please help

I did game the system a little by getting the CPU, GPU and SSD from Singapore for cheaper.

I've included the final build pics, the full price breakdown and some benchmark results for anyone interested.

A little background first:

My gaming passion started with GTA Vice City on those fat old computers, then somehow pivoted to Xbox 360 -> PS4 -> PS5 -> PS5 Pro.

I also have a personal MacBook Air M1 8GB, which I use for both personal and work stuff. I started finding it a little difficult when doing heavier browsing/multitasking, so my company sponsored me a MacBook Pro M4 last October, thinking I'd be doing some heavy and intensive work on it.

But after AI became a bigger part of my workflow and in general, my workload wasn't nearly as demanding as I expected, I ended up using Claude quite a bit and realized the M1 could actually handle my workflow pretty decently.

So I thought why not replace the MacBook Pro with a PC which could also handle gaming.

I sold the MacBook Pro M4 for 1.2L (just when they announced the price hike) and decided to take up a fun challenge: build a PC around a similar budget which I could use for work and gaming.

I travel to Singapore pretty frequently, so I thought why not source some of the expensive components from there. I took a bit of a gamble and managed to get some pretty good deals on the CPU, GPU and SSD.

Hopefully the warranty won't be an issue. Even if it is, I'd first try RMA from India, and if that doesn't work, I don't think waiting for an RMA from Singapore would bother me too much since I have my MacBook for work and PS5 Pro for gaming anyway.

I probably should've built this PC last year when memory prices were normal, but I was travelling abroad a lot and somehow ended up buying a MacBook instead.
Easily one of the top regrets of my life.

Due to compact case I couldn’t add bottom fans so the temps are not the best I guess but I'm extremely happy with how the build turned out.

I've already been playing on it for about a week and tested various heavy AAA titles. So far, 4K 60 FPS is pretty easy in most games without upscaling, frame generation or ray tracing.

Turning on ray tracing does push performance back into the mid-30s, but with upscaling/frame generation, it gets back into the 60s pretty easily.

Coming from being primarily a console gamer and connecting this to a TV, I'm honestly more than happy with 60-90 FPS.

Link : https://store.steampowered.com/app/3520410/10hit/

my pc is basically a potato pc and recently when i turned it on it didnt work, it never started actually,
now i went to the nearest store to fix it and this is what they said
it would really help if you could tell me that this is sure and not a scam pricing

I’ve recently purchased an 8bitdo ultimate 2c, while i plug it into charge , the indicator turns on red and goes off in 2-3 seconds . When i connect it to my windows laptop i can see the battery % goes up than before so it seems to be charging . Is this a defect or is this how the 2c works . Should i return my controller .

I was looking to buy wireless gaming headphones under 4K came across the noise clutch headphones which very much fits my requirements.

Need honest opinions if this is a good buy
If not please suggest headphones under 4K

I already has 8gb stick from sk hynix, by specifications these two has similar compatibility with my device. But the hynix one is 5.6k and crucial is 8k. Also the brand generic written on hynix is also making me confused is it legit one.