The Best Gaming PC Build | How to build a Gaming PC | PC Build Under 50000 Rupees

Most of the gamers wish to play in 1080p 60 FPS, but their pocket doesn't allow them to try to do so. For gamers like them, I even have come up with a budget 50k build for a 1080p level gaming PC. This build can allow playing even Red Dead Redemption 2 on medium and GTA V in very high settings. There is no bottleneck included and this might be your perfect build if you are planning to buy a pc. I will provide links for the components if you find it difficult to search for products.

The processor we're going to use is a 3rd gen Ryzen processor which was launched by AMD recently. Ryzen 3 3300x was launched along with 3100, which is also a budget-friendly CPU to compete with Intel. Ryzen 3 3300x has 4 cores and 8 threads and it is equivalent to Intel's i3 10th gen processer. This processor has a max boost clock up to 4.3 GHz and a base clock of 3.8 GHz. This card is capable of 1080p level gaming and is also a perfect companion for the Graphics Card. Best Buy Link: https://bit.ly/3fhal5k

First of all, we need a motherboard. As you know the budget is under 50k we should choose a motherboard which is perfect for this budget build. The motherboard we have chosen is the MSI B450M pro m2 max which 2 slots for memory and supports ddr4 memory and can be overclocked up to 3466 MHz and as this motherboard supports the AM4 socket, we're going to use an AMD processor for this build, which I highly recommend for budget gamers who want performance with low price. Best Buy Link: https://bit.ly/30fY1OD

The next main important component for every build is the Graphics card. So here we're using NVIDIA's budget gaming GPU which was launched in November 2019 which can handle AAA titles on 1080p at 60 FPS. GTX 1650 Super is a budget GPU that is equivalent to AMD's Rx 570 and can even also beat Rx 580 in performance. We're using a GTX 1650 super from Colourful brand which seemed to be low in price compared to other brands. If you can spend a few more bucks, you can get an MSI or Zotac brand. Best Buy Link: https://bit.ly/2D5znr4

The next component is RAM, so in this build, we're going to use a 16Gb ram stick of ADATA. If you want to lower the price you can use an 8GB ram of the stick instead. But I strongly suggest you go with 16GB because today's most of the games demand 16GB ram which is awkward. Best Buy Link: https://amzn.to/3hVhlqk

For storage purposes we're going to use Seagates's 1 terabyte hard drive which is enough to store most of the games, but if you want more storage use an SSD of 120Gb which will also increase your boot time and speed of your PC. Best Buy Link: https://bit.ly/2PcPx4g

Next, we need an SMPS to power up your PC, so we're going to use a 450 watt PSU from Thermaltake which is enough to handle these components. But if you want your PC to be Futureproof choose a 550 watt instead of 450. Best Buy Link: https://amzn.to/3jZLJ4r

Next, we want a budget Cabinet for keeping these components so here we're going to use a Chiptronex GX2000 Gaming Cabinet which comes with 3 pre-installed RGB fans on the front a tempered glass side panel. If you want another cabinet lower than this price, you can go with Ant Esports 511 MT Gaming Cabinet which also comes with pre-installed fans. Best Buy Link: https://bit.ly/318ZjtK