Blog Intro
Hello friends, welcome to our new blog in which we will talk about the Best Gaming PC Under Rs 60000. In this blog, we will not discuss pre-built PCs because many sellers are misleading customers with little knowledge about PC components. I also receive many messages on Instagram asking if they should purchase a pre-built PC with an Intel i7 processor. Most pre-built PCs come with an Intel Core i7 3770 processor, which is outdated for gaming. These sellers do not provide detailed information about processors such as generation or cores. Let me explain a little. The ‘3’ in 3770 indicates that this is a 3rd Gen processor.
Similarly, a processor starting with ’12’ would be a 12th Gen processor. I hope you now understand how to prevent being scammed in this regard. If you are unfamiliar with PC components, click
Now many scamming sellers are going to have a problem with me telling them that I am ending their business, but brother, what can I do? I am forced by habit, ‘neither will I play nor will I let anyone else play.
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Best Gaming PC Under Rs 60000 Components
Now let us talk about which components we are going to tell you about in this PC and what their prices are going to be.
| Intel Core I5 12400F | ₹9,999 |
| Crucial P3 Plus 1TB PCIe | ₹5,232 |
| CORSAIR Vengeance 16GB RAM | ₹4,199 |
| MSI B760M Bomber WiFi Motherboard | ₹11,349 |
| CORSAIR CX Series CX750 80 Plus | ₹6,302 |
| ASUS Dual Radeon RX 6600 | ₹20,499 |
| Ant Esports ICE-110 Mid-Tower Computer Case/Gaming Cabinet | ₹3,329 |
| Total | ₹60,909 |
Intel Core I5 12400F Processor
First of all, we will talk about the processor. In this price range, the most commonly used processor is Intel Core i5 12400F. Let me tell you about the 12400F. The ‘12’ indicates the generation. If ‘13’ had been used instead of ‘12,’ it would have been a 13th Gen. This processor is going to give you a great gaming performance. You can easily use video editing, casual gaming, multitasking, Photoshop, etc., in this processor, and you will not see any lag.
12400F-
12
The ‘12’ indicates the generation. If ‘13’ had been used instead of ‘12,’ it would have been a 13th Gen.
400
400 means model number. This is the 400th version. If there is a 600th version, the number is higher, which is common and will provide better performance than the 400th one.
F
- Processor overclocking – The F at the end of this processor means that it is a locked processor, meaning that you can use only as much power in this processor as you get from the company, you cannot overclock it. If you want an overclocking processor, you can also look at AMD’s Ryzen 5 5600G. You can see the scores of both these processors in the chart below.
- You do not get integrated graphics in this processor. You will have to install a separate graphics card to get the display on the monitor.
ASUS Dual Radeon RX 6600 Graphic Card
Now it is the turn of the Graphics Card. In this PC, we have used an ASUS Dual Radeon RX 6600 Graphics card because this is going to be a gaming PC and I do not want you to get mediocre performance for this much money. With this Graphics card, you will get to see very good FPS and high Graphics settings.
RX 6600 vs RTX 3050
| RX 6600 | RTX 3050 |
|---|---|
| This graphics card gives us 150 FPS in GTA 5 on very high graphic settings and draws power around 100 watts. | In this game, this graphics card was giving us 30 to 40 FPS more than RTX 3050. |
| The next game we played was Horizon 4, which is also a high-quality game. In this game, we get to see around 30 FPS with FSR on, and the FPS decreases even further when FSR is turned off. | With this graphics card, we get around 45 FPS because it supports DLSS, due to which it can give more FPS than the RX 6600. It is ahead of the RTX 3050 in terms of graphics technology. |
| ₹20,499 | ₹17,474 |
Crucial P3 Plus’ 1TB storage
Talking about storage, we are using Crucial P3 Plus’ 1TB storage. This is a PCIe 4.0 3D NAND NVMe M.2 SSD. With this, you get a maximum speed of 5000MB, which is quite high. You can increase or decrease the storage as per your budget.
CORSAIR Vengeance’s 16GB DDR5 SDRAM
Talking about RAM, we are using CORSAIR Vengeance’s 16GB DDR5 SDRAM. It gives you a fast data transferring speed of 5200 MHz. You can get it on Amazon right now for around Rs 4200.
MSI B760M Bomber motherboard
In this PC, we are using an MSI B760M Bomber motherboard. This is a Micro-ATX motherboard, slightly smaller in size than the standard ATX. Standard ATX motherboards are flagship motherboards and a bit expensive, so we are not using them on this PC. In a Micro-ATX motherboard, you get to see limited ports and slots, but it gives a very good look to your PC.
This motherboard features an LGA 1700 CPU socket, DDR5 RAM support, Intel Pentium Gold processor support, Chipset Type Intel B760, Memory Clock Speed 6400 MHz, Platform Windows 11, Windows 10, Model Name B760M BOMBER WIFI, CPU Model Pentium, Memory Storage Capacity 96 GB, Graphics Card Interface PCI Express, Memory Slots Available 2, System Bus Standard Supported SATA 3, Number of USB 2 Ports 4, Total USB Ports 4, Total Ethernet Ports 1, Total HDMI Ports 3. You can see all these details by visiting their official website.
CORSAIR CX Series power supply
Talking about the power supply, we are using the CORSAIR CX Series power supply. This is a 750-watt power supply. Even if you upgrade your PC in the future, you will not face any problems. Speaking of safety certification, you’ll get an 80 Plus Bronze certification which provides 88% operational efficiency. The power supply also includes a 120mm thermally controlled low-noise cooling fan.
Ant Esports ICE-110 Mid-Tower cabinet
For this PC setup, we are using the Ant Esports ICE-110 Mid-Tower cabinet. Since we have chosen an ATX-Micro motherboard, we have selected the cabinet accordingly. It comes with pre-installed 3 x 120mm front fans and 1 x 120mm rear fan.
Overall
Overall you will get this PC in the price range of Rs. 60. My job is to give you information but you should purchase any product only after doing proper research. So goodbye friends, see you in some other new blog.
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