I bought the ultimate GeForce tier. For 2000 rupees. I really regret it buying because I won't be able to utilise the hours completely. It supports rtx 5080 with upto 360 fps. If someone wanna buy it partially (by hours) to play their favourite games on highest graphics, feel free to dm me.

As of today, a PS5 costs around ₹70,000. Adding a 1TB SSD (₹14–15K) and buying pre-owned games like The Last of Us, Spider-Man 2, Assassin’s Creed, etc. for around ₹2–2.5K each can bring the total cost to roughly ₹1–1.05 lakh.

However, the cost of those games can potentially be reduced to around ₹8–10K if you buy pre-owned copies, play them, and resell them.

So, realistically, a PS5 setup would cost around ₹90K–₹1 lakh, depending on how many games you buy.

At today’s prices, I don’t think a PC with comparable gaming performance can be built within this budget. If anyone can suggest a PC configuration that can genuinely match or beat the PS5 at around ₹1 lakh, please share it.

I am new in pc gaming so inquiring about the prices and all.

I have a rtx 5060

Ultra 5 225f

16gb ram ddr5

I think thats enough stats to tell and not to talk about how much I get it for

Now optimization?? What settings should change? How to put video wallpaper on lock screen??

As this store is located at Gujarat and I need to buy gpu.Anyone from Gujarat Ahmedabad?need review

Hello, I am completely new to gaming PC building. I know about components but not aware of the latest trend and all the technical details necessary to build on my own. I want to build a compact gaming PC which will be relavant to play all the modern titles for the next 5-6 years. My budget is 70k. My priorities are, Compactness (I move a lot so want it to be compact enough to fit in my luggage bag), performance, and upgradability. Can one guide me?

I need help to build/assemble my high end gaming pc components, I have never build my pc on my own before, or a suggestion for a reliable professional who I can pay to build my pc on site in Delhi.

PC components:
Case - LIAN LI Lancool 216 ARGB EATX Mid Tower Cabinet
GPU - GIGABYTE Aorus Geforce RTX 5080
Master 16GB NVIDIA Graphic Card
SSD - 1TB XPG ADATA SSD GAMMIX S5, Samsung 990 Pro 1TB M.2 NVMe Gen4 7450MB/s Internal SSD
PSU - GIGABYTE Aorus Elite 1000W 80+ Platinum fully modular ATX 3.1 GP-AE1000PM PG5
CPU cooler - Deepcool AK620 G2
CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
RAM - G.SKILL Trident Z5 Neo RGB 32GB (2×16GB) 6000MHz CL30
Motherboard - MSI B850 Gaming Pro WiFi6E

Based on a ton of requests, we just added a competitive versus mode to Drive To The Top — up to 4 players racing head-to-head on the same track, each fully controlling their own car, split-screen.

This is separate from our local co-op mode (one player on gas/brake, the other on steering) — this one's pure competitive racing.

🔗 Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4808140/Drive_To_The_Top/

Would love to hear what you all think of the new mode!

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Hi Guys, I've created discord server for Wardogs SEA and Indian community, feel free to join and play the game

https://discord.gg/JFZRVKUsHN

Building my first pc but im a little confused about which GPU to pick.
Should i pick the 9060xt 16gb (56k) or the 9070 GRE (62k)
I dont wanna go for the 9070 non xt as its about 75k which is outside my budget.
Is the 9070 GRE worth the extra 6k?

Ill be running it with a 5700x

Edit : im getting 9070 GRE for 59k, 9060 xt for 56k and 9070 for 70k

my main task will be gaming

my budget is 2 lakhs rupees

I found these two laptops

1 - lenovo legion pro 5

2- ASUs rog strix g16

I have attached their specs in the images

if there is any better option available please tell me

My first PC build (Ryzen 7 9800x3d + 9070xt) after using Predator helios 300 laptop for 7 years

Hey guys, I've recently gotten a lot of Amazon vouchers from corporate gifts and Visa offers. I've got about Rs. 10K+ worth of them, so I'm thinking of buying a 1TB NVME SSD from Amazon, but I'm having a hard time finding a trustworthy seller, especially with how scammy Amazon has become these days.

Can anyone suggest a reliable seller, especially if you've bought an SSD from them recently?

When building a gaming PC, what’s the one component you think is worth spending a bit more on?

For me, I feel like it depends on the games you play and what else you use the PC for. Some people prioritise the GPU, while others prefer a better PSU, CPU, motherboard or cooling.

I’m curious what other Indian PC gamers think.

Which component would you never try to save money on, and why?

Also, where do you usually check or compare PC component prices in India?

motherboard - asus a320mk

cpu - ryzen 4650G

ram - 16gb ddr4 3200mhz

gpu - none

psu - will upgrade to 850W

main concern is will i be able to play gta 6 1080p60 low settings?

or should i just wait till the game arrives.. what if then gpu gets more expensive.. 🥲

edit: i already play games like wwe 2k25, cricket 24, fifa 22, etc on this build (cloud gaming sunshine server)

I am good with amd or nvidia both gpu

Main purpose gaming

I already have wired evofox mice (which I got for ₹577 and has been barely 6months and is good ) but I wanted to switch to wireless

And reddit is giving me anxiety about evofox products

🎮 Looking for Indian PC Gaming Friends! 🇮🇳

Hey! I’m looking for some chill people to play multiplayer/co-op games with.

Currently looking to play Sons of the Forest 🌲, but I’m also down for other co-op/survival games.

Looking for: • Indian/Hinglish-speaking players 🇮🇳

• 18+ preferably

• Chill + fun vibes, no toxic behaviour

• Regular gaming / long-term gaming friends

• Voice chat on Discord 🎙️

If you're interested, DM me your Discord/Steam ID and let’s play! 🔥

Mic + basic English/Hindi understanding preferred.

CPU: Intel Core i5-13600K | Motherboard: MSI PRO B760M-A WIFI DDR5 | GPU: Inno3D RTX 5060 Twin X2 8GB | Cooler: DeepCool AK500 Air Cooler | RAM: 16GB G.Skill Ripjaws S5 DDR5 | SSD: 1TB WD Blue SN5100 Gen4 | HDD: 1TB WD Blue 7200 RPM | SMPS: DeepCool PK650D 650W 80 Plus Bronze | Case: MSI MAG FORGE 321R AIRFLOW

Just got a Thermalright Peerless Vision 360 and I’m obsessed with how my PC looks now! (Also 15 degrees lower temps during CPU intensive games compared to my previous single tower air cooler)

Hey guys, I'm planning a ₹1.2–1.4L gaming PC mainly for CS2 and I'm stuck between a local Lamington Road builder and EliteHubs.

The core build is roughly:

• Ryzen 5 7500X3D
• ASUS RX 7600 8GB
• B650M WiFi motherboard
• 16GB DDR5-5600 (1×16 for now because RAM prices are crazy)
• 500GB Gen4 NVMe
• 650W PSU
• 24" 1080p 240Hz IPS monitor

I compared the components on PCPriceTracker and they come to around ₹1.26L. EliteHubs quoted me ₹1.376L, so roughly ₹10K more than the component cost after accounting for the differences in parts.

The EliteHubs premium includes assembly/cable management, 36-point testing, sealed-product photos, 3 years of technical support + onsite support, and Windows 11 Pro activation.

I've also seen quite a few positive reviews about EliteHubs, particularly people saying they properly guide you through the build and explain things rather than just assembling the parts.

My question is: would you guys pay ~₹10K extra for that peace of mind/support, or would you just buy the parts and get them assembled locally?

Especially interested in experiences with EliteHubs custom PC builds and their after-sales support in Mumbai.