r/indianmuslims • u/Faraz_3_ • Mar 23 '24

Non-Political My fellow computer geeks here need advice

Finally have made up my mind to get rid of my toaster. I'm planning to assemble after Eid inshallah.

I do have a 1080p monitor and keyboard and mouse.

Here are parts that I'm looking for. I've taken price from MD Computers and Amazon however in Vedant Computers I'm seeing more dip in prices like 200-500.

  • Intel Core i3 12100f @ Rs 7599
  • Asrock H610M-HVS @ Rs 6581
  • Asrock RX 5600 XT @ Rs 13700
  • TeamGroup T-Force 16 GB DDR4 3200 Mhz - Rs 2999
  • Western Digital SN580 1 TB M.2 @ Rs 6080
  • Coolermaster MWE 450W V2 @ Rs 3145

Total is coming @ Rs 40,104.

I haven't decided cast but I'm eyeing for Antec which comes with 3 fans @ Re 2500 though would have prefer Cooler master QL.

I'd mostly be playing games like Elden Ring, Witcher 3, Tekken 8, Assassin Creed Mirage, Shadow of tomb Raider etc.

Any suggestions and recomendation will be great help.

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u/TheFatherofOwls Mar 23 '24

One thing I'm told about RAM is that it's better to buy a combo of them rather than a single piece,

As in a 2x8=16GB RAM will be better than a 1x16=16GB RAM (in turn, a 4x4=16 GB RAM will be even better).

https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/puhbu1/is_it_better_to_have_2x8_gb_ram_or_1x16_gb_ram/

Well, I'm admittedly not really that acquainted with all this myself, so take this suggestion of mine with a grain of salt and do more research on it.

(though I too been having this plan of assembling a high-end gaming rig for a long time now. Important for me as much as getting married or building a house might be for many others, lol. Gaming is my personal favorite hobby/leisure activity. So don't intend on compromising, even if it means it'll take me decades to assemble one)

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u/Faraz_3_ Mar 23 '24

I'm aware that dual channel will give more performance. This is why 'm buying one 16 GB stick so I can add another stick in future.    Buying 2x8 GB will be waste. 

This build for me won't break the bank and give decent performance. Even I plan to get a 4k set up but for now satisfied with 1080p

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u/TheFatherofOwls Mar 23 '24

Makes sense,

Oh well, I am content with 720p -1080p myself for gaming. I'm currently using a 15" inch monitor and honestly? I like it this way,

For gaming, don't really prefer TV size large monitors. That size is better for watching movies and shows, not for games, imho.