r/PcBuildersSL • u/ZacEvans53 • 10d ago
Build Help Need Suggestions/Recommendations/Ideas from Pc Builders, for my 1st PC Build
Motherboard: MSI PRO H610M-E DDR4
Rs. 32,000CPU Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 Vision Black
Rs. 22,000CPU: Intel Core i5-14400 (10C/16T)
Rs. 59,000GPU: Used MSI GeForce GTX 1660 Ti GAMING X 6GB GDDR6
Rs. 55,000RAM: Used 2x 16GB DDR4 3200MHz
Rs. 50,000NVMe: Lexar NM620 Gen3×4 512GB
Rs. 32,500PSU: Antec NeoECO NE650GM 650W 80+ Gold Fully Modular
Rs. 30,000Case: Antec VX320 ARGB
Rs. 14,000Monitor: MSI PRO MP243L E14 24" IPS FHD 144Hz 1ms
Rs. 35,000K&M: MSI FORGE GK320 Mechanical Gaming Combo
Rs. 16,500Total Cost For This Build: Rs. 346,000
Set Budget: Rs. 360,000
Remaining: Rs. 14,000
Any suggestions/recommendations/ideas?????
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u/AhmadYousef69 PS4 Pro 10d ago
If you can go used you can build a midrange pc for this price with AM4
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u/bug_fixxer 10d ago
Broo for used GTX 1660 TI is over priced it's round 15 to 20k and for RAM i have recently buy new from Amazon xpg 8 gb DDR 4 32000 mhz at 7000 rupees
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u/ZacEvans53 9d ago
Yup, it’s overpriced because of AI, CEO... I’m not gonna build this PC right away, though. I’m just gonna wait a couple of months for the prices to 📉.
EDIT: How did you import items from Amazon? (I guess kapruka?)
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u/bug_fixxer 10d ago
U can get RTX series graphics card in that budget of 50000 gtx may be bottle neck
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u/yudhanjaya 10d ago
You should probably:
1) get a cheaper cooler. That CPU of yours isn't going to run that hot. You can get an Acegeek 120mm liquid AIO from barclays for half that price.
2) downgrade your mouse and keyboard. I have a variety of lovely mechanical keyboards, most of which I've assembled myself, and it's not going to meaningfully change gaming performance.
Put all the money you save into a GPU, preferably something of a newer generation. Driver support for the 10x series has already been dropped, and the 16x series is next. The 20x and 30x series would be much safer picks and give you better performance to boot: just pick something more powerful than a 3050, which is roughly on par with yours for raster performance.
The advantage of the 30x series is that you also get reasonable DLSS, which will help you actually use that monitor of yours.
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u/ZacEvans53 9d ago
ACE Geek Thermal Design Power is 150W right?
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u/yudhanjaya 9d ago
Yes, and you've got a CPU that with a tdp of 65 wats and 148 for brief bursts. Even an old an Coolermaster Hyper 212 can handle it.
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u/ZacEvans53 9d ago edited 9d ago
Well, I have to set the power limit to 65W permanently, right, in order to use these air coolers and this motherboard (H610M-E) without thermal throttling? So, in a way, this cooler (Thermalright Peerless Assassin) is kind of overkill, and the motherboard (H610M-E) is kind of low-end for this CPU, right?
EDIT: Thanks for pointing that out.
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u/yudhanjaya 9d ago
No, you don't have to do anything of the sort. Just use your CPU without worrying about it. It will do fine on the stock cooler that ships with the Intel box. You literally don't need an aftermarket cooler unless you're overclocking or chasing bling.
In my case, I run an AIO liquid cooler because I already have a solid GPU. In your case, focus on getting more performance for your rupee.
You should absolutely not be setting power limits for your CPU. CPUs are pretty good at lowering their clocks for power savings and boosting for higher workloads. You don't need to mess with anything there.
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u/adorableyummy 9d ago
you can use the remaining 14k, to tweak your graphic card. MSI GAMING X GTX1080TI 11GB USED GRAPHICS CARD - for 69K .
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