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CPU and budget motherboard suggestion

For the CPU I can either get r5 3500 for 11.5k INR or 160$ 

 

Or 

The r5 2600 for 13.5k or around 200$. 

 

I don't am not sure about the motherboard though. You can see the motherboard I have used in the build I put together on Amazon for India.

 

I want 4 ram slots, with somewhat overclocking capability , and alternative for wifi and Bluetooth support.

Budget for mobo comes around 100$ or 7k INR.

 

Any other suggestions are welcomed.

 My overall budget(PC,monitor, peripherals) is of about 55k inr or 760$ but I can stretch it like a tiny bit here and there I think.

 

Tell me about my config.

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So, if you are gaming, DO NOT USE VS SERIES PSU. They are for workstation purpose and usually not preferred for gaming. I prefer CX series. Yes, they will be a little costly (1-2K INR More). 

Next for the Motherboard, I personally prefer Gigabyte Aorus B450 M. Its nearly 8K but has way better overclocking capabilities than the Ds3h. 

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15 hours ago, Potato Pc Tryhard said:

Buddy first of all, lets clear the basic stuff. You will be gaming right?

Ya like 70% gaming and 30% productivity..

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15 hours ago, Potato Pc Tryhard said:

So, if you are gaming, DO NOT USE VS SERIES PSU. They are for workstation purpose and usually not preferred for gaming. I prefer CX series. Yes, they will be a little costly (1-2K INR More). 

Next for the Motherboard, I personally prefer Gigabyte Aorus B450 M. Its nearly 8K but has way better overclocking capabilities than the Ds3h. 

So then I would go with R5 3500...to cut the prices I guess..because fitting all that would be TOUGH.

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21 hours ago, Not_Thunder said:

So then I would go with R5 3500...to cut the prices I guess..because fitting all that would be TOUGH.

Sure. Keep in mind, if your Motherboard and psu are of good quality from start, you can easily upgrade the cpu,gpu later with no worries.

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35 minutes ago, Potato Pc Tryhard said:

Sure. Keep in mind, if your Motherboard and psu are of good quality from start, you can easily upgrade the cpu,gpu later with no worries.

What if r5 2600 is like 2k INR more than R5 3500.

Then is it good to directly go with R5 2600?

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5 hours ago, Likwid said:

Get 3600 from aliexpress for 165 eur

Is it legit tho?And customs?

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5 hours ago, Likwid said:

Get 3600 from aliexpress for 165 eur

I'd be careful about anything from a direct from China site like AliExpress. You never know about that kind of stuff, it's either really good or breaks immediately. That's the thing.

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On 11/26/2019 at 11:46 PM, Potato Pc Tryhard said:

So, if you are gaming, DO NOT USE VS SERIES PSU. They are for workstation purpose and usually not preferred for gaming. I prefer CX series. Yes, they will be a little costly (1-2K INR More). 

Next for the Motherboard, I personally prefer Gigabyte Aorus B450 M. Its nearly 8K but has way better overclocking capabilities than the Ds3h. 

What about b450 pro vdh?

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On 11/29/2019 at 3:05 PM, Not_Thunder said:

What about b450 pro vdh?

Trust me buddy, I've recently build my rig and I also looked for those motherboards, they are not to be used with the CPU and GPU you are going with. The VRMs are not at all cooled, I highly doubt for any potential to upgrade later also!!

 

I say it again, NEVER EVER CHEAP OUT ON PSU AND MOTHERBOARD!!  ;)

 

As for the R5 2600 you asked, it is a real good CPU and has 2 extra cores than 3500, but I think a quad core CPU is enough for gaming. Moreover the 3000 series CPU have better design and work cooler under load.

Its better to go with the latest for your new build (In my opinion)

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On 12/2/2019 at 8:50 PM, Potato Pc Tryhard said:

Trust me buddy, I've recently build my rig and I also looked for those motherboards, they are not to be used with the CPU and GPU you are going with. The VRMs are not at all cooled, I highly doubt for any potential to upgrade later also!!

 

I say it again, NEVER EVER CHEAP OUT ON PSU AND MOTHERBOARD!!  ;)

 

As for the R5 2600 you asked, it is a real good CPU and has 2 extra cores than 3500, but I think a quad core CPU is enough for gaming. Moreover the 3000 series CPU have better design and work cooler under load.

Its better to go with the latest for your new build (In my opinion)

Ohh Thank you very much.,I have thought of going with the b450M aorus .

 

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On 12/4/2019 at 3:07 PM, Not_Thunder said:

Ohh Thank you very much.,I have thought of going with the b450M aorus .

 

Cheers!

And dont forget to install the software available for the mobo. 

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On 12/22/2019 at 10:11 PM, Potato Pc Tryhard said:

Cheers!

And dont forget to install the software available for the mobo. 

Like what? Rgb software, bios!?

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12 minutes ago, Not_Thunder said:

Like what? Rgb software, bios!?

Yes

RGB Fusion 2.0 (RGB Software)

SIV (For controlling the fans)

and many more available on the gigabyte  website!

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On 12/24/2019 at 11:18 AM, Potato Pc Tryhard said:

Yes

RGB Fusion 2.0 (RGB Software)

SIV (For controlling the fans)

and many more available on the gigabyte  website!

Okaaayyy

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