Under ₹10,000 Best Gaming PC Build ! Real Or Fake

Today I'm going to show you an Epic PC Build and guess what, its price is just Rupees 10,000. You'll go nuts with the level of gaming it is going to offer you. GTA V? It is peanuts for this. GTA V will run so smooth that you will not have to play any other game. First of all, let's talk about the Processor, for the Processor I'm going to use Intel Core i7 and i5 - old generation. And, the generation does not matter but i7 and i5 should be there, that's it. The Motherboard we're going to use will

be a random one from Zebronics. It will do! A crappy one? Does not matter. After this, the RAM... any DDR3 RAM will do. Frequency and all does not matter. Nothing matters, just the capacity should be 8-16GB. Now, the storage... it is from consistent, which is going to give you... consistent speeds. The power supply, we don't need to buy it separately. It will be there in the cabinet. Graphics Card, the main component. GT710, the legendary GT710, how did I forget this? It will run all the games.

It performs like a 4080 actually. 4080 has DLSS 3, this one got 5. There is only one thing left, that is to build the PC, so let's do it. What happened? What did you think? Is it really going to happen? If you still think that I'm going to do this 10,000 Rupees PC Build, then brother, you're too innocent. Let's roll the intro and dive into the video. Likes and all are mentioned so try to get it completed and use the comment section, ask about my well being, and, by the way, I reply to everyone.

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please check for more information. Y'all must have seen so many PC builds on YouTube and I want to draw your attention towards a specific price category PC build that is 5000 Rupees, 10,000 Rupees, 15,000 Rupees, 20,000 Rupees price category PC builds. There are so many videos on this and I don't have an issue with that because YouTube is a free platform and everyone has rights to post whatever they want to and there is no problem with that. The thing that I have issue with is the over glorific

ation of dirt-cheap PC builds. And the creators who make these videos do this a lot because every creator makes a different PC build of Rupees 5000, 10,000, 15,000, 20,000 and whichever second-hand PC parts they find available, they install it and put up a PC build video in front of you. Or maybe the actual thing that makes them write Gaming PC Build that is only GTA V gameplay and they say that there can't be a better PC than this. If it can run GTA V, then it can run everything. This is my mai

n argument, and it is the over glorification of dirt-cheap PC builds. Do they deserve this? Well, actually not because you only see GTA V and think that it can run GTA V and if it can run GTA V then it can run everything. But, in those PC build videos, you don't get to know that if you are buying it then, you will be stuck with it. If you want to add anything later, or talking about any upgrade path, you are locked there, there is no way ahead of you. I'll explain it in more detail further in th

e video. We can't stop the video creator because so many people make videos on dirt-cheap PCs, how many can we stop? But, we can change audience's perspective of viewing these dirt-cheap PC builds that you don't have to buy these on their suggestion. You have to use your brain and identify your use-case, identify which games are you going to play and don't see that if it can run GTA V then it can do everything. Got it? You need to change your perception because those videos are made to bluff you

. Many of you might be having doubts that if not make dirt-cheap PC builds because the budget is too low, so what is the bare minimum that we should have according to today's standards? I have sorted out a few good components and designed a PC build according to today's standards that you can consider over these dirt-cheap PC builds that too have complications and some things they can't do and some that they can easily do. I'm literally going to rant a specific price category. First of all, 5000

Rupees price category. In 5000 Rupees, forget Gaming. If you're buying a PC for basic home-use, surfing or video watching, then yes, it will do your basic stuff without issues. Coming to 10000 Rupees PC builds. On YouTube, it will be presented like it's a Gaming PC build. And, this is such a price category where even if you want to stretch your budget to buy something according to today's standards, then it's not possible because if you want to add something according to today's standards then

at least, 15000 Rupees will have to be added which is a big amount for people who are hardly willing to spend 10000 Rupees. And, there's nothing wrong with that. You can do a 10,000 Rupees PC Build if you find the right deal but be cautious with what you are going to play on that PC like 10-12 year-old games, then you can consider, I'm not in favour of this but still if you are too tight on the budget and can't spend a penny more than 10,000 Rupees then consider that it will not let you play any

latest games. It will do fine with 10-15 year-old games and maybe not even that in some cases. Since GTA V is a 2013 Game and 2023 is about to end so that game is almost 11 years old. And after watching YouTube videos, if you are expecting that it will do everything then it is your problem. You don't have to believe them. You should know what your 10,000 Rupees PC can do and what it can't do. And one more thing, you're spending 10,000 Rupees once but once you get that PC, then after that you sh

ould not think of reselling, and if anyone is buying that then actually he must have been 'the great guy' of his time. So, for this reason, it is really hard to resell it. You buy it and it is your forever. So you get it now? If a PC can play GTA V then it doesn't mean that it will do all the work because GTA V is an old game now. You can easily play it on today's Intel HD Graphics on 1080P Resolution at decent settings. You don't even need a Graphics Card but people are still installing GT 710,

1030; but it can actually run on Intel UHD Graphics. Now, let's talk about 15-20,000 Rupees price category. I have a lot of problems with this price category. Pay attention here if you are a parent or if you are someone who is going to do a 15-20,000 Rupees PC Build. Show this video to your parents because maybe they will understand what I'm trying to say. This price category... first of all, let me tell you that the YouTubers who make videos on this, so what extra they can add here? If if is a

n i5 in 10,000 then they'll give an i7. They'll put extra DDR3 based RAM. Talking about the Graphics Card then, if you're getting a GT710 then they'll give a GT 1030, which again is a trash Graphics Card even according to today's standards. Talking about the Power Supply, then here maybe they'll give you a more Wattage Power Supply. In terms of Case, they'll install RGB Fans or give a Case that will be RGB-fied - 'that will give you more FPS'. This was a joke, don't take it seriously. Talking ab

out the Storage, they'll add extra Storage. Who cares if you're using a mechanical drive or SSD. Nobody cares and this is what you will get to an extent in the 20,000 price range, nothing extra. Maybe some good-man will suggest you a good PC Build in this price category. This is the current situation that I just explained. Now, imagine that you've bought the 20,000 Rupees PC and now this video pops up in front of you and I'm saying that you only need to add 5-6,000 Rupees extra and that's it. Yo

u'll get a good PC even according to today's standards that will complete your current gaming needs and if you add a dedicated Graphics Card later then it will give you a good performance. You won't have to look for i7 4th Gen or i5 old generation or any other similar CPU and a new GPU that if a possible bottleneck exists. It will not the there and if it happens then it will not be that bad. What I'm trying to say is that if your price category is 20,000 Rupees then you have to stretch a little

bit and you'll get a good PC according to today's standards that will open upgrade path for the future and you don't have to use old or second-hand parts. It is the best PC build according to today's standards. Bare minimum from Intel that should be used is Intel Core i3 12100 with a basic H610 Chipset Motherboard and I have made a video on this, you can check it out. The RAM you need to use is G Skill 8 GB DDR4 3200 MHz RAM and you can add one more 8 GB stick later depending upon your budget. T

he Storage used here is Crucial P3 PCIe Gen3 based NVMe SSD which is a 500 GB SSD. Cooler Master's Master Watt Elite 450W V2 80+ Bronze certified Power Supply. You can use any Case. I have used the Deepcool Matrexx 40 3FS. It's not like you can't do a cheap Intel PC build. There are options like Intel Core i3 10105F but the point is that it goes for similar price so it is better to buy Intel Core i3 12100 which will give you very less bottlenecks because i3 12100 is a really good Processor and t

he single-core performance is also really good in comparison to Intel Core i3 10105F. There is one more option that is Intel Core Pentium Gold G6405 which again, in comparison to 10105F or 10105, if you'll add a Graphics Card later then it will not give you a good performance, it will be a bottleneck and it is a 2-Core Processor and bare minimum 4-Core Processor is needed now. For this reason... and I told you the alternatives that you could have considered but I also reasoned why you shouldn't

purchase it. Now, let's talk about the Intel Core i3 12100's Gaming because initially you won't have Graphics Card and in 25,000 Rupees you get only these. What gaming you can do and what you can't, let me tell you. Don’t expect too much from Intel UHD Graphics. You can run old games like GTA V easily, but modern games like Battlefield V, Watch Dogs: Legion won't run. You'll get very laggy performance in Battlefield V and it is unusable. Talking about Watch Dogs: Legion, it ran but it crashed af

ter some time so it is also unusable. Basic games like Rocket League, and it ran easily. I also played Valorant and I was getting good FPS and it is a game that people play, it is a latest thing. So, you can play it. GTA V! Everyone's favourite game. It will run easily and you can also see the FPS. You can also do basic editing. It will run your basic old games but don't expect latest games from this. If you want to play latest games then with the i3 12100 then add a second-hand RX 6600 or a bet

ter Graphics Card in the future and it will do your job easily with no bottlenecks. From AMD, we are going to use AMD Ryzen 5 5600G which is an APU and its iGPU is very powerful in comparison to Intel's counterpart. You can use an entry-level A520 or B450 Chipset Motherboard. We're going to use the same 8GB G Skill RAM. We're using the same Crucial P3 - 500GB. Power Supply is the same from Cooler Master that we used in the Intel PC build. And even the Case is same that is Deepcool Matrexx 40 3FS

and the total budget falls between 25-26,000 Rupees. AMD PC Build limits us to using only this CPU because 3200G according to today's standards is less powerful. And I won't even recommend that, at least use the 5600G if you're going to use the PC without the Graphics Card. AMD's CPU that come under 10,000 don't have any iGPU, so you'll have to install a Graphics Card for which you don't have the budget. So, bare minimum 5600G in this scenario rather than the dirt-cheap PC build and this can be

a good option for you to consider. You can do a slightly better gaming on 5600G that you can see on your screen. I don't have my own benchmarks but here is a clip in which the 5600G in today's AAA titles or slightly older AAA titles, showcases its gaming performance. Now, did you understand my point that the over-glorification of dirt-cheap PC builds? This manipulates the user's purchase decision of good PC into buying trash PC builds that are worth not more than 10-15,000. They could have boug

ht something better but it is over-glorified and shown like it will do everything but no one will tell you the truth.