Building a gaming desktop for 50000 INR

[Joe Mohanta]

I want to build a gaming desktop and my budget is between 50000-52000 INR. Please suggest me asap as i want to purchase it by tomorrow. I would prefer to put in a intel processor instead amd and a nvidia graphic card instead of something else. Please help me with the correct configuration. And when i say a gaming desktop it includes everything right from the LED monitor to the CPU. Please help me asap.

Regards
Jyotirmoy

 

[Niko_boy]

Well for 50,000 Budget i would recommend an AMD build if you want a better GPU since you are including a LED Monitor in it and i am guessing Mouse keyboard too? that reduces budget by about 6-8k.
So for 45k approx you can get best out of an AMD build not with Intel however you can compensate with GPU performance and get Intel CPU.

I will however edit this post soon with a Intel build.

Well an approx Intel build is costing around 50k without GPU without Monitor.
Parts List: (from Flipkart mostly)
WD Caviar Blue 1TB HDD (6.0 Sata): 4550
Corsair PSU CX 600: 4550
G.Skill RipjawsX DDR3 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) : 6400
Gigabyte GA-Z87-D3HP Mobo : 11400
Intel 3.4 GHz LGA 1150 4670K i5 : 16589
Cooler Master K380 CPU Cabinet: 4175 (is on discount actually on snapdeal)

Total: 47660

See what you think about it.

While with an AMD build you can easily get a good Perfoming CPU and GPU within that budget.
or you need about 65k for Intel build with GPU and Led Monitor

 

[Joe Mohanta]

Well for 50,000 Budget i would recommend an AMD build if you want a better GPU since you are including a LED Monitor in it and i am guessing Mouse keyboard too? that reduces budget by about 6-8k.
So for 45k approx you can get best out of an AMD build not with Intel however you can compensate with GPU performance and get Intel CPU.

I will however edit this post soon with a Intel build.

Well an approx Intel build is costing around 50k without GPU without Monitor.
Parts List: (from Flipkart mostly)
WD Caviar Blue 1TB HDD (6.0 Sata): 4550
Corsair PSU CX 600: 4550
G.Skill RipjawsX DDR3 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) : 6400
Gigabyte GA-Z87-D3HP Mobo : 11400
Intel 3.4 GHz LGA 1150 4670K i5 : 16589
Cooler Master K380 CPU Cabinet: 4175 (is on discount actually on snapdeal)

Total: 47660

See what you think about it.

While with an AMD build you can easily get a good Perfoming CPU and GPU within that budget.
or you need about 65k for Intel build with GPU and Led Monitor

Well can you give me the configuration for 65k budget along with the LED type....don't worry about the mouse and keyboard...it will be taken care of.
Below is the configuration which i had build but it went beyond my reach....Do you think you can alter it by 20k...but again i would prefer an Intel processor against AMD....i don't want to sound demanding but it's just that i prefer Intel. A speedy reply will be highly appreciated.

Intel Core i5-4670K CPU - 16500
Asus Z87-K Motherboard - 12137
Corsair Vengeance DDR3 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) PC RAM - 9225
Samsung 840 EVO 120GB 2.5" Solid State Disk - 6900
Seagate Barracuda 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive - 5200
ZOTAC NVIDIA GTX 750TI 2 GB DDR5 Graphics Card - 11500
Corsair Enthusiast Series Modular TX650M - 80 PLUS Bronze Certified 650 Watt PSU - 8799
ASUS 24X DRW-24B1ST SATA Burner dvdrw Black DVD - 1647
Asus XONAR-DG Professional Sound Card - 1976
iBall Nirantar UPS-621 - 1700
Dell S2240L 21.5 inch LED Monitor - 8950
Corsair Carbide Series SPEC 01 RED LED Black ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case - 4000

Regards
Joe

 

[Niko_boy]

Firstly you dont need a SSD. I mean its a good upgrade but it taking you way off budget.
And PSU is way expensive one. Selecting one i gave reduce expense by about: 8k.

Why sound card? are you going to do some sound intesive work or what? It isnt needed actually. So -1700
For UPS i would prefer some APS UPS for around 2000. well not much change in cost with this.
select ram i gave you choice about, reducing cost for 2000.
GET LG Dvd writer for about 1200, therefore -500.

So overall about 12k reducing from above build.

Oh btw, if you dont want to overclock you can go for non k version of i5 and hence some B85 mobo, so which would cost around 6k much cheaper than Z87 Mobos.

Non k build:
Intel 3.2 GHz LGA 1150 4570 i5 4th Generation Processor: Rs. 14204
Asus B85M-G Motherboard : Rs. 6360
WD Caviar Blue 1TB HDD (6.0 Sata): 4550
Corsair PSU CX 600: 4550
G.Skill RipjawsX DDR3 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) : 6400
Cooler Master K380 CPU Cabinet: 4175 (is on discount actually on snapdeal)
Total: 40235
A Monitor around: 8k

GPU: 660/760. Both great: 660 is 14k and 760 is 21k which performance significantly better.
Well you can pick this AMD GPU over others: Saphire R9 270x 2GB
For price similar to 660 but is much better

 

[Joe Mohanta]

Firstly you dont need a SSD. I mean its a good upgrade but it taking you way off budget.
And PSU is way expensive one. Selecting one i gave reduce expense by about: 8k.

Why sound card? are you going to do some sound intesive work or what? It isnt needed actually. So -1700
For UPS i would prefer some APS UPS for around 2000. well not much change in cost with this.
select ram i gave you choice about, reducing cost for 2000.
GET LG Dvd writer for about 1200, therefore -500.

So overall about 12k reducing from above build.

Oh btw, if you dont want to overclock you can go for non k version of i5 and hence some B85 mobo, so which would cost around 6k much cheaper than Z87 Mobos.

Non k build:
Intel 3.2 GHz LGA 1150 4570 i5 4th Generation Processor: Rs. 14204
Asus B85M-G Motherboard : Rs. 6360
WD Caviar Blue 1TB HDD (6.0 Sata): 4550
Corsair PSU CX 600: 4550
G.Skill RipjawsX DDR3 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) : 6400
Cooler Master K380 CPU Cabinet: 4175 (is on discount actually on snapdeal)
Total: 40235
A Monitor around: 8k

GPU: 660/760. Both great: 660 is 14k and 760 is 21k which performance significantly better.
Well you can pick this AMD GPU over others: Saphire R9 270x 2GB
For price similar to 660 but is much better

HI Niko.....i really appreciate your effort...but i would like to know if i can play heavy duty games like
1. Infamous: Second Son
2. Call of Duty: Ghosts
3. Battlefield 4
4. Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes
5. Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
6. The Amazing Spider-Man
7.Killzone: Shadow Fall
8. Destiny
9. FIFA 14
without any lag........Please guide me....and also i do not know what overclocking is....But one thing is for sure i want a complete gaming desktop so that i do not have to alter it again and again....Please reply asap.

And yes Niko could you also suggest me if i can go with a zebronics cabinet named DEFENDER....here is the link http://www.zebronics.com/products/cabinet-gaming/defender or can i go with Corsair Carbide Series SPEC 01 RED LED Black ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case.

Regards
Joe

 

[Niko_boy]

Well 760 or R9 270x could play those games around 40 FPS at ultra-high settings with a 1080p resolution ( 1600x 900 and upto 1920x1080)
Infamous second son, Metal gear isnt on PC afaik.

For BattleField4 which is AMD Optimized game would run somehow batter on AMD's 270x as it would use Mantle technology.
However Nvidia also had optimized every other game release through drivers so doesnt matter much.

Since you are looking for future proof an Overclock build makes a better proof. But still i would say go for balanced PC build. Leave overclocking , though you can get some additional benifits in future but for now it is costing you extra 8k Cost which would make you to Compensate on GPU performance which isnt recommended.

Select 4570 with that B85 Mobo and rest parts. GPU is at your choice R9270x / GTX 760. (660 leave it, not recommended now)

For Case i have never chosen Zebronics but it does look solid from the specifications. I would still say go for that Cooler master cabinet or look for Cooler master Elite 431 PLUS.
Anyway a good ATX Cabinet with atleast 2 fans (one front must and other should be like sideways or upside) should be selected.

One this to mention that Corsair Case seem bang for bucks. It also have a glassy side panel which does increase looks of the build. However the motherboard i mentioned is kinda Goldish color which wouldnt match color scheme so you may wanna look similar motherboard with matching Cabinet scheme. (a personal opinion)

 

[Joe Mohanta]

Well 760 or R9 270x could play those games around 40 FPS at ultra-high settings with a 1080p resolution ( 1600x 900 and upto 1920x1080)
Infamous second son, Metal gear isnt on PC afaik.

For BattleField4 which is AMD Optimized game would run somehow batter on AMD's 270x as it would use Mantle technology.
However Nvidia also had optimized every other game release through drivers so doesnt matter much.

Since you are looking for future proof an Overclock build makes a better proof. But still i would say go for balanced PC build. Leave overclocking , though you can get some additional benifits in future but for now it is costing you extra 8k Cost which would make you to Compensate on GPU performance which isnt recommended.

Select 4570 with that B85 Mobo and rest parts. GPU is at your choice R9270x / GTX 760. (660 leave it, not recommended now)

For Case i have never chosen Zebronics but it does look solid from the specifications. I would still say go for that Cooler master cabinet or look for Cooler master Elite 431 PLUS.
Anyway a good ATX Cabinet with atleast 2 fans (one front must and other should be like sideways or upside) should be selected.

One this to mention that Corsair Case seem bang for bucks. It also have a glassy side panel which does increase looks of the build. However the motherboard i mentioned is kinda Goldish color which wouldnt match color scheme so you may wanna look similar motherboard with matching Cabinet scheme. (a personal opinion)

Hi Niko...thank you once again.....but just to be double sure, i want to know if i could play battle field 4 with the sapphire graphic card that you have mentioned.......What is your opinion about Sapphire AMD/ATI HD 7870 HDMI OC Edition 2 GB GDDR5 Graphics Card ? .... and also can i go for the Zebronics cabinet or not....does it meet the requirements for the configuration mentioned by you...Please be precise about everything this time....Sorry if i sound demanding though i am not.
And also Niko i would like to connect my 5.1 multi media speakers to my computer, do i need a sound card for that ?

Regards
Joe



Still waiting for your reply Niko

Regards
Joe

 

[Niko_boy]

Well 7870 is an older version of R9 270. while R9 270x is supposed to be newer with more efficiency. and yes you can play BF4 easily. However at medium-High settings at 1920x1080 resolution. If you play at lower you can get a little performance benifits which doesnt matter imo.
So just get R9 270x.

I am not sure about sound card stuff. You can always get a sound card later though if your speaker doesnt work without it.

That Zebronic case should be fine but i would still recommend you for a Cooler master cabinet, due to its better internal designs which help in mentaing more airflow than that.

 

[Joe Mohanta]

Hi Niko, long time, planning to buy the above mentioned configuration this coming Monday....had a small question for you and that is, i was doing a bit of R&D and found out this Cooler Master EVO 212 Hyper.....Can you please explain what is it and would i require one. I am going for Corsair Carbide Series SPEC 02 cabinet. Please advise will it be compatible and if not which one would.
Looking forward for a speedy reply.

Regards
Joe

Well 7870 is an older version of R9 270. while R9 270x is supposed to be newer with more efficiency. and yes you can play BF4 easily. However at medium-High settings at 1920x1080 resolution. If you play at lower you can get a little performance benifits which doesnt matter imo.
So just get R9 270x.

I am not sure about sound card stuff. You can always get a sound card later though if your speaker doesnt work without it.

That Zebronic case should be fine but i would still recommend you for a Cooler master cabinet, due to its better internal designs which help in mentaing more airflow than that.

 

[Niko_boy]

That Hyper 212 Evo is a CPU Cooler which is used as replacement for default/stock CPU Fans. Main usage is to keep temperatures low and to give a room for over clocking!

About that Case, i think that has much open area for long size GPUs to fit.
I am not sure about if that Hyper 212 Evo fan would fit but a Hyper TX3 would fit perfectly.

 

[Joe Mohanta]

Thank you very much Niko.

Regards,
Joe

That Hyper 212 Evo is a CPU Cooler which is used as replacement for default/stock CPU Fans. Main usage is to keep temperatures low and to give a room for over clocking!

About that Case, i think that has much open area for long size GPUs to fit.
I am not sure about if that Hyper 212 Evo fan would fit but a Hyper TX3 would fit perfectly.