Recommend a PC Config based on 7950X budget within 2 lakhs

Better wait for the price to settle down. Else you will have to pay premium for adopting early.

Decide if you are willing to pay the early adopter price as price of CPU, mobo & RAM are likely to fall, esp the latter two.

CPU - AMD R9 7950X - 66k

CPU Cooler - Deepcool AK620 - 5.5k

Mobo - Asus TUF X670E WiFi - 34k

RAM - 2x 16GB DDR5 6000MHz C40 - 20k

GPU - Your 3060

M.2 SSD - WD SN850 1TB NVMe Gen4 - 12.5k

HDD - None

PSU - NZXT C750 - 9k (can use CV650 for now)

Cabinet - Lian Li Lancool II Mesh - 8.2k (get a fan hub for 500 + Arctic P12 PWM for rear exhaust)

Monitor - Yours

Total - 155.2k

Check primeabgb, mdcomputers, theitdepot, vedant computers, onlyssd (online stores) for PC parts at a good price. Some parts have such low prices on amazon during sales as well.

Keep CPU limited to 105W with eco mode, apparently just 10% lower performance but at much lower temps & power draw. AMD made stupid out of the box calibration IMO making it reach 95C. There's potential for undervolting to maybe reach full stock performance at lower temps & power draw.

*overclock3d.net/gfx/articles/2022/09/30130127980s.jpg
*overclock3d.net/gfx/articles/2022/09/30130042185s.jpg
*overclock3d.net/gfx/articles/2022/09/30130545555s.jpg

Don't use Ryzen Master Eco Mode with Ryzen 9 7900X 7950X CPUs until you read this | Introduction - Is hardware Eco mode better than Software Eco Mode? | CPU & Mainboard

For the case, go with the performance variant of the Lancool 2, it eliminates the need of a rear exhaust fan, by sacrificing RGB (your choice). You might want to add 2 extra exhaust fans on the top though. A fan hub is not needed, as I presume that the Lancool 2 already comes with one. Besides, your motherboard will have plenty of fan headers, so daisy chain your fans and plug it in.

A new PSU is definitely recommended. The 7950x by itself takes in about 240w at load, and the 3060 gobbles up another 130w or so. If you're planning on upgrading your CPU or GPU down the line, I would recommend a minimum of 850w, though IMO a 1000w PSU would be better. 750w will let you upgrade peanuts. You may very well be tempted, considering that AMD has promised a long lifeline for AM5, and, well, the GPU.
Get NZXT C1000/ Corsair RM1000x/ MSI MPG A1000G.

Also, remember to follow this-

DestGod said:

For the case, go with the performance variant of the Lancool 2, it eliminates the need of a rear exhaust fan, by sacrificing RGB (your choice). You might want to add 2 extra exhaust fans on the top though. A fan hub is not needed, as I presume that the Lancool 2 already comes with one. Besides, your motherboard will have plenty of fan headers, so daisy chain your fans and plug it in.

A new PSU is definitely recommended. The 7950x by itself takes in about 240w at load, and the 3060 gobbles up another 130w or so. If you're planning on upgrading your CPU or GPU down the line, I would recommend a minimum of 850w, though IMO a 1000w PSU would be better. 750w will let you upgrade peanuts. You may very well be tempted, considering that AMD has promised a long lifeline for AM5, and, well, the GPU.
Get NZXT C1000/ Corsair RM1000x/ MSI MPG A1000G.

Also, remember to follow this-

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I own Lancool II Mesh RGB, it doesn't come with a fan hub, hence mentioned it. I didn't find the performance variant here when I was buying, but at 9k now, can be considered. But you can just add a rear Arctic P12 to RGB one & have RGB fans as well, up to OP to decide.

1000W PSU is more futureproof for sure, but not sure if its worth it to OP.

R9 7970X at 240W run at 95C, will draw 240W only if you have a 360mm AIO, doubt air coolers can sustain that. Also, Ryzen gets hotter than Intel for same power draw apparently. Anyways, 7950X at 105W is just 10% inferior to its max performance but with much better thermals & lower power draw. PBO2 tuning/undervolting will help for sure. AMD should have put something like 150W TDP limit as stock with an option to overclock & raise power limits, CPU running at 95C at stock on even high-end coolers is not a good behaviour, not everyone who buys a desktop is an enthusiast who will tune these.

omega44-xt said:

I own Lancool II Mesh RGB, it doesn't come with a fan hub, hence mentioned it. I didn't find the performance variant here when I was buying, but at 9k now, can be considered. But you can just add a rear Arctic P12 to RGB one & have RGB fans as well, up to OP to decide.

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Hmm thats weird. Lian Li's own website shows a fan hub. Might be false marketing.
I would personally prefer 2 140mms for airflow over 3 120mms, especially considering that the former is bundled with an exhaust as well. But yes, could be OP's choice.

omega44-xt said:

R9 7970X at 240W run at 95C, will draw 240W only if you have a 360mm AIO, doubt air coolers can sustain that. Also, Ryzen gets hotter than Intel for same power draw apparently. Anyways, 7950X at 105W is just 10% inferior to its max performance but with much better thermals & lower power draw. PBO2 tuning/undervolting will help for sure. AMD should have put something like 150W TDP limit as stock with an option to overclock & raise power limits, CPU running at 95C at stock on even high-end coolers is not a good behaviour, not everyone who buys a desktop is an enthusiast who will tune these.

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I doubt that a solid tower cooler causes a chip to throttle before the temps does. The temperature behaviour is truly odd, might slaughter custom water loops once and for all.
Stock is 175w or something I believe. With power limits unlocked, it touches 240W. AMD insists that Zen 4 is capable of handling 95 C 24/7, not keen on taking their advice though. But since there have been no problems yet, IG its fine.
I think the AK620 will hold the frequencies without throttling. It can after all sustain 200w loads. In the article below, an NH U14S is used. But AK620 and NH U14S practically fall in the same category.

omega44-xt said:

Decide if you are willing to pay the early adopter price as price of CPU, mobo & RAM are likely to fall, esp the latter two.

CPU - AMD R9 7950X - 66k

CPU Cooler - Deepcool AK620 - 5.5k

Mobo - Asus TUF X670E WiFi - 34k

RAM - 2x 16GB DDR5 6000MHz C40 - 20k

GPU - Your 3060

M.2 SSD - WD SN850 1TB NVMe Gen4 - 12.5k

HDD - None

PSU - NZXT C750 - 9k (can use CV650 for now)

Cabinet - Lian Li Lancool II Mesh - 8.2k (get a fan hub for 500 + Arctic P12 PWM for rear exhaust)

Monitor - Yours

Total - 155.2k

Check primeabgb, mdcomputers, theitdepot, vedant computers, onlyssd (online stores) for PC parts at a good price. Some parts have such low prices on amazon during sales as well.

Keep CPU limited to 105W with eco mode, apparently just 10% lower performance but at much lower temps & power draw. AMD made stupid out of the box calibration IMO making it reach 95C. There's potential for undervolting to maybe reach full stock performance at lower temps & power draw.

*overclock3d.net/gfx/articles/2022/09/30130127980s.jpg
*overclock3d.net/gfx/articles/2022/09/30130042185s.jpg
*overclock3d.net/gfx/articles/2022/09/30130545555s.jpg

Don't use Ryzen Master Eco Mode with Ryzen 9 7900X 7950X CPUs until you read this | Introduction - Is hardware Eco mode better than Software Eco Mode? | CPU & Mainboard

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Have 1 nvme SSD

omega44-xt said:

Decide if you are willing to pay the early adopter price as price of CPU, mobo & RAM are likely to fall, esp the latter two.

CPU - AMD R9 7950X - 66k

CPU Cooler - Deepcool AK620 - 5.5k

Mobo - Asus TUF X670E WiFi - 34k

RAM - 2x 16GB DDR5 6000MHz C40 - 20k

GPU - Your 3060

M.2 SSD - WD SN850 1TB NVMe Gen4 - 12.5k

HDD - None

PSU - NZXT C750 - 9k (can use CV650 for now)

Cabinet - Lian Li Lancool II Mesh - 8.2k (get a fan hub for 500 + Arctic P12 PWM for rear exhaust)

Monitor - Yours

Total - 155.2k

Check primeabgb, mdcomputers, theitdepot, vedant computers, onlyssd (online stores) for PC parts at a good price. Some parts have such low prices on amazon during sales as well.

Keep CPU limited to 105W with eco mode, apparently just 10% lower performance but at much lower temps & power draw. AMD made stupid out of the box calibration IMO making it reach 95C. There's potential for undervolting to maybe reach full stock performance at lower temps & power draw.

*overclock3d.net/gfx/articles/2022/09/30130127980s.jpg
*overclock3d.net/gfx/articles/2022/09/30130042185s.jpg
*overclock3d.net/gfx/articles/2022/09/30130545555s.jpg

Don't use Ryzen Master Eco Mode with Ryzen 9 7900X 7950X CPUs until you read this | Introduction - Is hardware Eco mode better than Software Eco Mode? | CPU & Mainboard

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How long have to wait for price drop

billamama said:

Have 1 nvme SSD

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Mobo has 4 NVMe slots, since you have the budget, can consider getting a Gen4 SSD. Else skip.

billamama said:

How long have to wait for price drop

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Few months, maybe till Jan-Feb. B650 is launching next month, prices are usually high for initial 2-3 months.

IMO a decent B650 should be able to run 7950X at 120W or so. Anyways with undervolting, you can get stock like performance at 87W (based on the video posted earlier, so at 120W or so with UV, you will outperform stock performance. AK620 should be able to keep it under 90C at max load with those settings.

If Jan-Feb feels long, maybe wait till next month end & get a good B650 mobo for maybe 20k, like Asus B650 TUF Plus WiFi or MSI B650 Tomahawk, which have 3 NVMe slots as well.

I saw couple of B650 listings already, but they're priced crazy >20k I don't know if those listings are for pre order or for regular one. Check MDC and Primeabgb.

nac said:

I saw couple of B650 listings already, but they're priced crazy >20k I don't know if those listings are for pre order or for regular one. Check MDC and Primeabgb.

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OK

omega44-xt said:

Mobo has 4 NVMe slots, since you have the budget, can consider getting a Gen4 SSD. Else skip.


Few months, maybe till Jan-Feb. B650 is launching next month, prices are usually high for initial 2-3 months.

IMO a decent B650 should be able to run 7950X at 120W or so. Anyways with undervolting, you can get stock like performance at 87W (based on the video posted earlier, so at 120W or so with UV, you will outperform stock performance. AK620 should be able to keep it under 90C at max load with those settings.

If Jan-Feb feels long, maybe wait till next month end & get a good B650 mobo for maybe 20k, like Asus B650 TUF Plus WiFi or MSI B650 Tomahawk, which have 3 NVMe slots as well.

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Problem is I have been waiting since 2021 & My tragedy is whenever I buy something which seems the best option, Price drops or something newer appeared in the Market Right After.

billamama said:

Problem is I have been waiting since 2021 & My tragedy is whenever I buy something which seems the best option, Price drops or something newer appeared in the Market Right After.

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I doubt CPU prices will drop anytime soon. DDR5 prices might, maybe about 2-5k or so. IMO, the only thing worth waiting for is B650 motherboards or Intel 13th Gen. B650 prices as mentioned are already high, and I doubt that a 13900k will be able to catch up.
So if you're want to get your build righy away, then go ahead.

billamama said:

Problem is I have been waiting since 2021 & My tragedy is whenever I buy something which seems the best option, Price drops or something newer appeared in the Market Right After.

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If you can wait till next month, wait for B650. Else get X670. Paying a bit extra is ok as you are getting top of the line CPU. I highly doubt 13900K will be as good as 7950X, esp at low power draw of 120W. 12900K required a 360mm AIO for cooling.

But except for top end CPUs, I expect Intel to dominate in budget & mid-range segment. Anyways time will tell.

omega44-xt said:

If you can wait till next month, wait for B650. Else get X670. Paying a bit extra is ok as you are getting top of the line CPU. I highly doubt 13900K will be as good as 7950X, esp at low power draw of 120W. 12900K required a 360mm AIO for cooling.

But except for top end CPUs, I expect Intel to dominate in budget & mid-range segment. Anyways time will tell.

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Right Now I'm dragging with

GA-880GM-USB3 (rev. 3.1)+ ​

FX 8350 + ​

32gb ddr3 RAM + ​

GT 710 2gb DDR5 + ​

CV650 +​

1 NVMe + 2 SSDs + 2 HDDs​

Zebronics Bijli Cabinet

Should I go for Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 Ryzen 7 Octa Core AMD R7-5800H - (8 GB/512 GB SSD/Windows 11 Home/4 GB Graphics/NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050) IdeaPad Gaming3 15ACH6D2 Gaming Laptop Rs.102090 Price in India - Buy Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 Ryzen 7 Octa Core AMD R7-5800H - (8 GB/512 GB SSD/Windows 11 Home/4 GB Graphics/NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050) IdeaPad Gaming3 15ACH6D2 Gaming Laptop Shadow Black Online - Lenovo : Flipkart.com

it is under 70k now and wait for the PC Componets Price Drop for few months?
As I mentioned I've already bought RTX 3060 so going to build the config you mentioned anyhow.

billamama said:

Right Now I'm dragging with

GA-880GM-USB3 (rev. 3.1)+ ​

FX 8350 + ​

32gb ddr3 RAM + ​

GT 710 2gb DDR5 + ​

CV650 +​

1 NVMe + 2 SSDs + 2 HDDs​

Zebronics Bijli Cabinet

Should I go for Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 Ryzen 7 Octa Core AMD R7-5800H - (8 GB/512 GB SSD/Windows 11 Home/4 GB Graphics/NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050) IdeaPad Gaming3 15ACH6D2 Gaming Laptop Rs.102090 Price in India - Buy Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 Ryzen 7 Octa Core AMD R7-5800H - (8 GB/512 GB SSD/Windows 11 Home/4 GB Graphics/NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050) IdeaPad Gaming3 15ACH6D2 Gaming Laptop Shadow Black Online - Lenovo : Flipkart.com

it is under 70k now and wait for the PC Componets Price Drop for few months?
As I mentioned I've already bought RTX 3060 so going to build the config you mentioned anyhow.

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The only thing that can potentially drop in price is motherboard and DDR5 memory. It's mostly low end motherboards that will drop in price as well, and I doubt that they will be able to run an unlocked 7950x. Memory won't drop price by much either.
So better to get your build now, as there won't be a big price difference later. Besides, a mobile RTX 3050 won't get you as far as an RTX 3060.
B650 motherboards are already out as well. Consider this one- Asus TUF Gaming B650-PLUS Motherboard
Has 3 M.2 slots for storage, solid VRMs (as long as you run Eco mode/undervolt. It should be able to sustain at peak power consumption as well.) and pretty good IO.

billamama said:

Right Now I'm dragging with

GA-880GM-USB3 (rev. 3.1)+ ​

FX 8350 + ​

32gb ddr3 RAM + ​

GT 710 2gb DDR5 + ​

CV650 +​

1 NVMe + 2 SSDs + 2 HDDs​

Zebronics Bijli Cabinet

Should I go for Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 Ryzen 7 Octa Core AMD R7-5800H - (8 GB/512 GB SSD/Windows 11 Home/4 GB Graphics/NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050) IdeaPad Gaming3 15ACH6D2 Gaming Laptop Rs.102090 Price in India - Buy Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 Ryzen 7 Octa Core AMD R7-5800H - (8 GB/512 GB SSD/Windows 11 Home/4 GB Graphics/NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050) IdeaPad Gaming3 15ACH6D2 Gaming Laptop Shadow Black Online - Lenovo : Flipkart.com

it is under 70k now and wait for the PC Componets Price Drop for few months?
As I mentioned I've already bought RTX 3060 so going to build the config you mentioned anyhow.

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IMO just build the PC with X670 instead of buying a stand in laptop.

omega44-xt said:

just build the PC with X670 instead of buying a stand in laptop.

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Arranged the following from MD Computer "Build Your PC" option

1. AMD Ryzen 9 7950X Processor : 66,068
2. Deepcool AK620 WH 120mm Dual : 5,530
3. MSI PRO X670-P WIFI : 31,399
4. Corsair CMK32GX5M2B6000C40 : 18,799
5. Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB : 8,325
6. NZXT C750 SMPS - 750 Watt 80 Plus Gold : 9,175

Total : Rs. 139,296/- ( SSD, HDD, GPU, the old ones)
or

1. AMD Ryzen 9 7950X Processor : 66,068
2. Deepcool AK620 WH 120mm Dual : 5,530
3. MSI Pro B650M-A WIFI : 20,999
4. Corsair CMK32GX5M2B6000C40 : 18,799
5. Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB : 8,325
6. Corsair RM1000X SMPS - 1000 : 15,299
Total : Rs. 135,020/- ( SSD, HDD, GPU the old ones)
Which Combination should I go for?

**** Whats the difference between

Ant Esports ICE-120AG Auto RGB Cabinet (Black) & Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB ?​

billamama said:

Arranged the following from MD Computer "Build Your PC" option

1. AMD Ryzen 9 7950X Processor : 66,068
2. Deepcool AK620 WH 120mm Dual : 5,530
3. MSI PRO X670-P WIFI : 31,399
4. Corsair CMK32GX5M2B6000C40 : 18,799
5. Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB : 8,325
6. NZXT C750 SMPS - 750 Watt 80 Plus Gold : 9,175

Total : Rs. 139,296/- ( SSD, HDD, GPU, the old ones)
or

1. AMD Ryzen 9 7950X Processor : 66,068
2. Deepcool AK620 WH 120mm Dual : 5,530
3. MSI Pro B650M-A WIFI : 20,999
4. Corsair CMK32GX5M2B6000C40 : 18,799
5. Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB : 8,325
6. Corsair RM1000X SMPS - 1000 : 15,299
Total : Rs. 135,020/- ( SSD, HDD, GPU the old ones)

Which Combination should I go for?

**** Whats the difference between

Ant Esports ICE-120AG Auto RGB Cabinet (Black) & Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB ?​

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Would go with the 2nd build. The PRO B650 M has only two M.2 slots for storage and (for what its worth) no PCIe 5.0. Power delivery doesn't look to be the best either, so eco mode or PBO2 optimizer is a must. I would suggest spending an extra 3k for the TUF B650 mentioned before.

billamama said:

**** Whats the difference between

Ant Esports ICE-120AG Auto RGB Cabinet (Black) & Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB ?​

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Ant Esports cabinets dont even have a fraction of the build quality that the Lancool II has. The Ant Esports cabinet is fine for lower end builds, and is barely sufficient for higher end builds. Lancool II is an easy pick all day. It has much better ease of installation and airflow then the ICE 120AG. If you feel that the Lancool II is overkill for you, consider other cabinets like the Asus TUF GT301 or Antec DF600 Flux (both dont come with PWM fans though).

DestGod said:

Would go with the 2nd build. The PRO B650 M has only two M.2 slots for storage and (for what its worth) no PCIe 5.0. Power delivery doesn't look to be the best either, so eco mode or PBO2 optimizer is a must. I would suggest spending an extra 3k for the TUF B650 mentioned before.

Ant Esports cabinets dont even have a fraction of the build quality that the Lancool II has. The Ant Esports cabinet is fine for lower end builds, and is barely sufficient for higher end builds. Lancool II is an easy pick all day. It has much better ease of installation and airflow then the ICE 120AG. If you feel that the Lancool II is overkill for you, consider other cabinets like the Asus TUF GT301 or Antec DF600 Flux (both dont come with PWM fans though).

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Will go for Lancool II . TUF B650 has 3 x M.2 slots while MSI Pro X670-P WIFI Motherboard has 4 x M.2 slots

billamama said:

Arranged the following from MD Computer "Build Your PC" option

1. AMD Ryzen 9 7950X Processor : 66,068
2. Deepcool AK620 WH 120mm Dual : 5,530
3. MSI PRO X670-P WIFI : 31,399
4. Corsair CMK32GX5M2B6000C40 : 18,799
5. Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB : 8,325
6. NZXT C750 SMPS - 750 Watt 80 Plus Gold : 9,175

Total : Rs. 139,296/- ( SSD, HDD, GPU, the old ones)
or

1. AMD Ryzen 9 7950X Processor : 66,068
2. Deepcool AK620 WH 120mm Dual : 5,530
3. MSI Pro B650M-A WIFI : 20,999
4. Corsair CMK32GX5M2B6000C40 : 18,799
5. Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB : 8,325
6. Corsair RM1000X SMPS - 1000 : 15,299
Total : Rs. 135,020/- ( SSD, HDD, GPU the old ones)

Which Combination should I go for?

**** Whats the difference between

Ant Esports ICE-120AG Auto RGB Cabinet (Black) & Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB ?​

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Honestly, need to wait for VRM testings of B650 to give a 100% confident answer, but MSI B650M A Pro should be fine, based on historical models. Also, you have to anyways limit power & undervolt it, so overall power draw will be 130W on load. It has just 2x M.2 slots though. Consider this for 3x M.2 slots:
ASUS TUF GAMING B650-PLUS WIFI AMD Ryzen AM5 ATX Motherboard

For PSU, can consider Corsair RM850x for 11k, unless you think you will buy a power hungry GPU like RTX 4090, even that works fine on 850W PSU though.

Lancool II Mesh is one of the best cabinets out there for that price, check Gamers Nexus review to know the intricacies. As mentioned earlier, get a Deepcool fan hub for 450 & add an Arctic P12 for rear exhaust.

omega44-xt said:

Honestly, need to wait for VRM testings of B650 to give a 100% confident answer, but MSI B650M A Pro should be fine, based on historical models. Also, you have to anyways limit power & undervolt it, so overall power draw will be 130W on load. It has just 2x M.2 slots though. Consider this for 3x M.2 slots:
ASUS TUF GAMING B650-PLUS WIFI AMD Ryzen AM5 ATX Motherboard

For PSU, can consider Corsair RM850x for 11k, unless you think you will buy a power hungry GPU like RTX 4090, even that works fine on 850W PSU though.

Lancool II Mesh is one of the best cabinets out there for that price, check Gamers Nexus review to know the intricacies. As mentioned earlier, get a Deepcool fan hub for 450 & add an Arctic P12 for rear exhaust.

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I've a question, here in our town Power Cut is quite frequent / sometimes it goes for longer period, power surge during rain & lightning also occurs during rainfall,
(few months back our inverter got severely damaged from lightening and repaired)

Should I attach a UPS with the system or connect it directly with Inverter ( Microtek Digital UPS EB 850 VA) line like other appliances i.e. TV, Fans, lights?

billamama said:

I've a question, here in our town Power Cut is quite frequent / sometimes it goes for longer period, power surge during rain & lightning also occurs during rainfall,
(few months back our inverter got severely damaged from lightening and repaired)

Should I attach a UPS with the system or connect it directly with Inverter ( Microtek Digital UPS EB 850 VA) line like other appliances i.e. TV, Fans, lights?

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Not sure if a 850VA inverter can handle the PC on load, try it maybe, if it can't, PC &/or inverter will trip. I'm not an expert in inverter stuff but a friend uses it directly with his PC (1kVa inverter though).

I use a 1.1kVA APC UPS, just enough time for me to close the game & shut it down.

omega44-xt said:

Not sure if a 850VA inverter can handle the PC on load, try it maybe, if it can't, PC &/or inverter will trip. I'm not an expert in inverter stuff but a friend uses it directly with his PC (1kVa inverter though).

I use a 1.1kVA APC UPS, just enough time for me to close the game & shut it down.

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My problem arises when it happens mid way of a rendering ( of course my current setup is 11yrs old, new setup hopefully will reduce the rendering time )
previously I've used 4 of them, they couldn't keep it up with inverter during low voltage / frequent power cut and eventually burnt one of my MOBO(ga78lmt-usb3) & PSU(450)

billamama said:

My problem arises when it happens mid way of a rendering ( of course my current setup is 11yrs old, new setup hopefully will reduce the rendering time )
previously I've used 4 of them, they couldn't keep it up with inverter during low voltage / frequent power cut and eventually burnt one of my MOBO(ga78lmt-usb3) & PSU(450)

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If old PC didn't render on inverter, new one won't as well, unless you keep CPU power in check, like at 80-90W with UV. For CPU intensive rendering, GPU shouldn't be drawing its full power, so it should be possible to run in inverter. My PC while gaming with 1440p monitor (25W), consumes in total 400W where my CPU runs at 45-60W & GPU at 220-240W. Keep other appliances on inverter in check as well.

omega44-xt said:

If old PC didn't render on inverter, new one won't as well, unless you keep CPU power in check, like at 80-90W with UV. For CPU intensive rendering, GPU shouldn't be drawing its full power, so it should be possible to run in inverter. My PC while gaming with 1440p monitor (25W), consumes in total 400W where my CPU runs at 45-60W & GPU at 220-240W. Keep other appliances on inverter in check as well.

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Lian Li Lancool II Mesh - Type C Mid- Tower Cabinet (Snow White)
Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB Cabinet With USB Type-C (Black)
Both are same? 1 one listed in Flipkart & the other in MD Computer. Have to order within 10hrs from flipkart

billamama said:

Lian Li Lancool II Mesh - Type C Mid- Tower Cabinet (Snow White)
Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB Cabinet With USB Type-C (Black)
Both are same? 1 one listed in Flipkart & the other in MD Computer. Have to order within 10hrs from flipkart

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Yes, both are the same. Personally, I would recommend buying from MDComputers rather than Flipkart, as Flipkart isnt best known for selling computer parts.

DestGod said:

Yes, both are the same. Personally, I would recommend buying from MDComputers rather than Flipkart, as Flipkart isnt best known for selling computer parts.

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Flipkart Showing this

Dimensions

MD Computer Showing This :

** Q. Can we control the speed of included ARGB case fans via motherboard? (I have an ASUS TUF gaming B660M Plus D4 motherboard) 07/02/2022

A. Only the ARGB can be controlled, the fans are not PWM

Order Placed at MD Computer

billamama said:

** Q. Can we control the speed of included ARGB case fans via motherboard? (I have an ASUS TUF gaming B660M Plus D4 motherboard) 07/02/2022

A. Only the ARGB can be controlled, the fans are not PWM

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The stock fans are PWM.

DestGod said:

The stock fans are PWM.

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Oreder Placed waiting for delivery

billamama said:

Oreder Placed waiting for delivery

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Have you decided on the other parts as well?

DestGod said:

Have you decided on the other parts as well?

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Yes, Next PSU & MOBO, Actually buying on No Cost EMI

DestGod said:

Have you decided on the other parts as well?

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National PC good ? Should I buy from them?

Buy lian li cool 2 mesh performance instead of rgb version you'll get 2 140 mm fans in front and 1 fan in the back with dedicated fan controller

Cyberghost said:

lian li cool 2 mesh performance

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Sorry The Cabinet is already delivered,
Have to order...
CPU
CPU Cooler
MOBO
RAM
&
PSU

billamama said:

National PC good ? Should I buy from them?

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Idk, I've never used them before. There doesnt seem to be much reviews of them either. Is the item you're looking for not available on MD, Vedant, Prime or Clarion?
If its the 7950x, check this- 65,490

DestGod said:

Idk, I've never used them before. There doesnt seem to be much reviews of them either. Is the item you're looking for not available on MD, Vedant, Prime or Clarion?
If its the 7950x, check this- 65,490

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National PC is also an old seller. But I will prefer Clarion as well.

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Contact him via fb message for any clarifications for Clarion. @billamama

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Honestly, need to wait for VRM testings of B650 to give a 100% confident answer, but MSI B650M A Pro should be fine, based on historical models. Also, you have to anyways limit power & undervolt it, so overall power draw will be 130W on load. It has just 2x M.2 slots though. Consider this for 3x M.2 slots:
ASUS TUF GAMING B650-PLUS WIFI AMD Ryzen AM5 ATX Motherboard

For PSU, can consider Corsair RM850x for 11k, unless you think you will buy a power hungry GPU like RTX 4090, even that works fine on 850W PSU though.

Lancool II Mesh is one of the best cabinets out there for that price, check Gamers Nexus review to know the intricacies. As mentioned earlier, get a Deepcool fan hub for 450 & add an Arctic P12 for rear exhaust.

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ordered "Asus TUF Gaming B650 Plus WIFI Motherboard (AMD Socket AM5/Ryzen 7000 Series CPU/Max 128GB DDR5 6400MHz Memory)" on md computer but the ram you recommended are out of stock, could you choose any from their available stock, they are available at vedant but they told me they ont have No Cost EMI.

btw can I use Antec A30 CPU Cooler (from my current build) with 7950x for time being?

billamama said:

ordered "Asus TUF Gaming B650 Plus WIFI Motherboard (AMD Socket AM5/Ryzen 7000 Series CPU/Max 128GB DDR5 6400MHz Memory)" on md computer but the ram you recommended are out of stock, could you choose any from their available stock, they are available at vedant but they told me they ont have No Cost EMI.

btw can I use Antec A30 CPU Cooler (from my current build) with 7950x for time being?
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G Skill 5200Mhz C40 is good (at 17.3k).
But TBH, even that is a bit on the higher side, as 2x16GB 5200Mhz DDR5 DIMMS usually cost about 14.5k.

billamama said:

btw can I use Antec A30 CPU Cooler (from my current build) with 7950x for time being?

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There's the problem of socket compatibility. AMD said that AM4 brackets are fine with AM5, but companies still make AM5 brackets, as there have been complaints of cooler backplate incompatibility. And that was with higher end coolers, so most likely, your A30 will face the same issue.

Even if it works fine, there's the problem of cooling. A power limit is a must to prevent throttling, so you'll have to cap it below 125 watts. You will be losing performance as well.

Why not just get the Deepcool AK620 for 5.5k instead? Saves time and hassle.

This DDR5 6000MHz CL30 kit looks good for 24.4k, AMD recommend 6000MHz low timing RAM as the best pairing for Ryzen 7000:
G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB 32GB (16GBX2) DDR5 6000MHz Memory

DestGod said:

G Skill 5200Mhz C40 is good (at 17.3k).
But TBH, even that is a bit on the higher side, as 2x16GB 5200Mhz DDR5 DIMMS usually cost about 14.5k.

*www.primeabgb.com/online-price-rev...5-dram-5200mhz-c40-memory-cmk16gx5m1b5200c40/

There's the problem of socket compatibility. AMD said that AM4 brackets are fine with AM5, but companies still make AM5 brackets, as there have been complaints of cooler backplate incompatibility. And that was with higher end coolers, so most likely, your A30 will face the same issue.

Even if it works fine, there's the problem of cooling. A power limit is a must to prevent throttling, so you'll have to cap it below 125 watts. You will be losing performance as well.

Why not just get the Deepcool AK620 for 5.5k instead? Saves time and hassle.

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Ok, will wait for Deep Cool actually buying with no cost emi

Corsair CMK32GX5M2B6000C40 : 18,799 got this one

Deepcool AK620 WH 120mm Dual : 5,530 got this one

omega44-xt said:

This DDR5 6000MHz CL30 kit looks good for 24.4k, AMD recommend 6000MHz low timing RAM as the best pairing for Ryzen 7000:
G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB 32GB (16GBX2) DDR5 6000MHz Memory

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Got everything and assembled few days back but the tragedy is I Couldn't connect it with my old monitor, I tried to connect RTX 3060 with a HDMI to DVI Cable with Syncmaster 2033, as the GPU has only HDMI ports, but my monitor ( while connecting with NEw PC as well as my Old laptop) couldn't able to get the signal and keep displaying check the signal cable!

Is there any way out or have to buy a new monitor ( <8k ) as Right now I can't buy anything on EMI

billamama said:

Got everything and assembled few days back but the tragedy is I Couldn't connect it with my old monitor, I tried to connect RTX 3060 with a HDMI to DVI Cable with Syncmaster 2033, as the GPU has only HDMI ports, but my monitor ( while connecting with NEw PC as well as my Old laptop) couldn't able to get the signal and keep displaying check the signal cable!

Is there any way out or have to buy a new monitor ( <8k ) as Right now I can't buy anything on EMI

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Can you borrow a monitor from somewhere to check if the PC is working? If you have a TV with HDMI, use that to check the PC first.

IMO HDMI to DVI cables should work, not sure what's causing it to not work. Maybe cable is at fault as your old laptop is also not working?

omega44-xt said:

Can you borrow a monitor from somewhere to check if the PC is working? If you have a TV with HDMI, use that to check the PC first.

IMO HDMI to DVI cables should work, not sure what's causing it to not work. Maybe cable is at fault as your old laptop is also not working?

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No it's not working with old laptop that supports HDMI cable

I don't remember exactly, I vaguely remember in one/some of the board's specification it's mentioned that HDMI-DVI/VGA/DP (something along this line) adapter won't work around the time I was buying 4yrs back. If this is the case, it could be the reason. Anyway try google.

omega44-xt said:

Can you borrow a monitor from somewhere to check if the PC is working? If you have a TV with HDMI, use that to check the PC first.

IMO HDMI to DVI cables should work, not sure what's causing it to not work. Maybe cable is at fault as your old laptop is also not working?

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Everything is working now , it was my fault, CPU Fan & Chasis Fan headers were mismatched, HDMI to DVI cable and the Old monitor also working.