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[ishaan_bhargava]

Budget (including currency): INR 60,000

Country: India

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Basic gaming in 1080p, 60 Hz. Not looking for higher resolutions.

Other details 

I want to build a PC to replace an existing one that refuses to even boot at this point. That system has two hard drives and a CD drive that I would like to retain in my new build.

I am looking to build something for a basic gamer in mind. Not competitive in any way, just explorative gaming. I have only gamed on a PS4 before and Captain Claw on PC (for those who remember it). I need to buy the case and all the components in it. I plan on retaining the existing screen and other peripherals. 

The peripherals I have are an LG 24MP88HV IPS LED monitor, a Logitech K120 keyboard and Logitech M235 mouse.

 

This is my first build and I am looking for parts that will not cause too much trouble to put together and will last me a while. I do not want to put in a graphics card as of right now and am willing to wait to purchase one. But would like to be able to do that in the future whenever I choose to buy one.

 

I am looking to buy all of my components from amazon.in since it is the most reliable platform that I could find in India. I settled on the following parts. Please let me know if these are compatible and a good fit for my needs.

 

Processor: Intel i5 11500 (BX8070811500) - INR 20,890

Motherboard: ASUS TUF Gaming B560M-Plus WiFi with the LGA 1200 socket (‎90MB1770-M0EAY0) - INR 14,400

Power Supply: GIGABYTE GP-P450B 80 Plus Bronze - INR 2,346

RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws V 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-3200MHz CL16 - INR 6,261

Boot Drive: Crucial P5 Plus 500GB PCIe 4.0 3D NAND NVMe M.2 SSD (CT500P5PSSD8) - INR 8,954

Case: Corsair Carbide Series CC-9011050-WW Mid-Tower - INR 3,258

Total: INR 56,109

 

As I mentioned before, I have a CD drive and 2 hard drives that I need to fit in to this build. I would also like to buy a graphics card when it is available at a reasonable rate in the future (like an RTX 3050). I am not looking for any LED lights or an AIO for now, a stock cooler should suffice as long as the case is okay.

Are the parts I have chosen suitable for my needs? Also, is there a way I can use my old windows license on this new PC?

 

PS: links are in the textfile attached

 

 

PC Parts.txt

[brob]

I would suggest investing more in the PSU. A better quality unit will provide a more stable and longer lived system. If you plan to add a GPU later you will likely need a higher capacity unit.

 

Otherwise the system looks ok. Although an aftermarket cpu cooler would be good.

 

Did you check out pricing of locked 12th gen cpu and motherboards?

 

[Jonathan Lee]

I would go with a 1TB gen 3 drive instead of 500GB gen 4. There is not real world performance difference for the average person.

 

Also go with a nicer PSU, gigabyte ones are a little iffy

[ishaan_bhargava]

10 hours ago, Jonathan Lee said:

I would go with a 1TB gen 3 drive instead of 500GB gen 4. There is not real world performance difference for the average person.

 

Also go with a nicer PSU, gigabyte ones are a little iffy

I have plenty of storage on my hard disks, so I thought getting a smaller capacity gen 4 drive was probably better. I'll look at gen 3 dives too. 
 

Is Corsair a good brand for PSUs? I was looking at the Corsair CV650 (80 Plus Bronze Certified Non-Modular Power Supply)

[ishaan_bhargava]

14 hours ago, brob said:

I would suggest investing more in the PSU. A better quality unit will provide a more stable and longer lived system. If you plan to add a GPU later you will likely need a higher capacity unit.

 

Otherwise the system looks ok. Although an aftermarket cpu cooler would be good.

 

Did you check out pricing of locked 12th gen cpu and motherboards?

 

12th Gen Processors and chipsets are way out of budget right now, unfortunately. 

For PSU I was looking at the Corsair CV650. Will 650 watts be enough? Also, any recommendations for an economic cooler?

[brob]

2 hours ago, ishaan_bhargava said:

12th Gen Processors and chipsets are way out of budget right now, unfortunately. 

For PSU I was looking at the Corsair CV650. Will 650 watts be enough? Also, any recommendations for an economic cooler?

 

Amazon.in has poor pricing in this area. The i5-12400 is advertised around the same price as the i6-11500.

 

Corsair has some excellent psu. The CV line is not one of them.

 

Use the stock cooler.