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07 May

Best Intel Gaming PC under Rs.2,00,000

Post By: Stan Mathers 0 Comments Gaming, Gaming PC, Intel

Rs.2,00,000 is a lot of money. If you are ready to spend that amount of money for a brand-new gaming PC, then you must have lots of expectations out of it. However, getting a new gaming computer can be really confusing for some, as there are a lot of components that go into making a gaming PC. In this article, we are going to suggest a high-end gaming PC build that would cost you around 2,00,000 INR. However, you can be assured, that as of now, it is one of the best performing gaming PC in that price range.

With 2 lakh INR, you can be assured that the gaming performance would be absolutely stellar. This build will be featuring the NVIDIA RTX 3080, and Intel i9 10900. However, something to note about this build is that it is a base build. Various things such as the processor, amount of RAM, type of storage, etc. are to be changed as per the user requirements. However, in terms of gaming, the combination of the CPU, RAM, and graphic card, play the most important role. So, regardless of the other components that you choose, as long as you settle for a gaming build with the RTX 3080, Ryzen 5 5600X, and 16GB of 3200 MHz RAM at the least, the gaming performance would be absolutely top-notch. And, certainly one of the best that one can get with a gaming PC around 2 lakh INR. Anyway, without any further ado, let’s get started with the base build.

Part List	Product Name
Processor	Intel i9 10900	Buy
Motherboard	MSI Z490 Gaming Plus	Buy
Graphic Card	GALAX RTX 3080 SG	Buy
Cabinet	CoolerMaster TD500 Mesh Black	Buy
PSU	Deepcool DQ850	Buy
Hard Disk	Western Digital 1TB 5400RPM	Buy
CPU Cooler	Deepcool GTE V2 Air Cooler	Buy
RAM	ADATA D60 8GB x 2 3200MHZ

The Intel i9 10900 is the processor we choose for this build. Furthermore, in terms of gaming, the difference would be negligible. So, when it comes to gaming, the Intel i9 10900 is the best processor for a 2 lakh budget build. We recommend using an air cooler such as the Deepcool GTE V2 at the very least. Getting a 360 mm AIO liquid cooler, or a big air cooler is recommended, however. This combination is great for a gaming pc under 200,000 Normally, when spending this much a high-end AIO would be better. However, in order to have the best experience, we are using a RTX 3080, and that takes up most of the cost. Due to current prices, this is something you have to do if you want the best gaming pc under Rs 2,00,000.

The MSI Z490 Gaming Plus is a feature-loaded Z490 motherboard. This is perfect for such high-end builds, as it is of high quality, and has everything that one would expect from a good motherboard. It can support CPU overclocking, memory overclocking, and even comes with premium internal components. So, for a gaming build under 200000 INR, the MSI Z490 Gaming Plus is the perfect choice.

We recommend the GALAX RTX 3080 SG as the graphics card for this PC build. With the current prices, the RTX 3080 is undoubtedly the best graphics card for gaming that can be used in a PC build that costs around 2 lakh INR. You can play all the latest, and greatest AAA titles at 4K and even higher resolutions with steady, and smooth frame rates. For such PC builds, a RTX 3080, such as the GALAX RTX 3080 SG is a no-brainer. The GALAX RTX 3080 SG is one of the more affordable 3080s out there, so that is why we went for it. If you desire, you can always opt for better versions. However, that would cost more.

Talking of memory, a minimum of 16GB of 3200 MHz RAM such as the ADATA D60 8GB x 2 3200MHZ is recommended for this build. Ryzen processors benefit greatly from high-frequency RAM. Thus, we at least recommend something like this. However, if you desire even more performance, you can always opt for higher capacity and higher frequency memory.

This is quite a powerful PC build, and naturally, requires a lot of power output. For this reason, we recommend using a good quality 850W 80 Plus Gold certified PSU such as the Deepcool DQ850M V2L. Power supply units is one of the most important components of a PC. Thus, it is never recommended to cheap out on that, especially on such high-end PC builds.

As for storage, a 1TB hard disk such as the Western Digital Blue is recommended as standard. 1TB should be more than enough for most. However, if you desire more storage, you can always opt for a higher capacity storage device. Furthermore, if you want speed as well, getting an SSD will be something that we recommend.

Looks are subjective, and looks are one of the main aspects of a cabinet that are considered. There are various cabinets out there, so depending on the one you want, you should get that. However, one case that we recommend is the CoolerMaster TD500 Mesh. This cabinet looks stylish and also has excellent airflow. Quality levels are also high, making it an excellent PC cabinet for the price.

So, that is what we suggest for a gaming PC under 200000 INR. I would mention it again, the build above is a base build that costs around 2 lakh INR. However, if what you are after is just the best gaming experience for 2 lakh INR, then this is it.

07 May

Best Intel Gaming PC under Rs.1,75,000

Post By: Stan Mathers 0 Comments Gaming, Gaming PC, Intel

Gaming PC come in a wide variety of price points, ranging from tens of thousands to multiple lakhs. But, suppose you are looking for a high-performance gaming PC, and are ready to spend around 1.75lac. In that case, which parts should you be going for? In a computer, it is the components inside that determine the type of performance that it will be having. But, there are thousands of different components, which ones should you for if what you are after is the best gaming PC under Rs.1,75,000? That’s the question we are going to answer in this article.

Part List	Product Name	Buy Link
Processor	Intel i9 10900	Buy
Motherboard	MSI Z490 Gaming Plus	Buy
Graphics Card	ZOTAC RTX 3070 Twin Edge OC	Buy
Cabinet	CoolerMaster TD500 Mesh	Buy
PSU	Deepcool DQ750M V2L	Buy
Hard Disk	Western Digital 1TB 5400RPM	Buy
SSD	ADATA Gammix S11 Pro 512 GB
CPU Cooler	MSI Coreliquid MAG240
RAM	Corsair Vengeance PRO RGB 16GBx2 3600 MHz	Buy

What most of you are wanting to know is what kind of performance will such an expensive gaming PC build have. Well, to define in a single word, excellent. The combination of Intel i9 10900, RTX 3070, and 32 GB of 3600 MHz RAM, makes it excellent in terms of performance. The NVIDIA RTX 3070 is one of the latest graphics cards from NVIDIA and is an extremely capable card for gaming. It can run all the latest, and greatest AAA titles at high resolutions such as 4K (2160p), and yet deliver smooth, and stable frame rates even at high settings. What helps the Intel i9 10900 even better is the presence of the 32 GB of 3600 MHz RAM. Intel processors benefit greatly from high-frequency RAM. Thus, the usage of such a RAM kit on this build makes it excellent for gaming. And, not just for gaming, but also for various other workloads such as rendering, editing, content creation, etc.

So, there we talked about the processor, RAM, and graphic card, and what kind of performance can we expect with these. But, what about the other parts? Let’s talk about them. Firstly the motherboard is the MSI Z490 Gaming Plus MSI is one of the most reputed brands when it comes to PC components such as motherboards. And, the MSI Z490 Gaming Plus is an extremely feature-loaded motherboard. It has support for overclocking, high-frequency memory, high memory capacity, and also comes with a premium build quality. It is an excellent motherboard overall, and one perfect for such high-end builds.

The Intel i9 is a powerful processor, and thus it generates a lot of heat when under load. In order to keep the temperature under a check, a powerful 240 mm AIO liquid cooler such as the MSI Core liquid MAG240 is recommended. It is not only great for reducing the temperatures but also makes your PC setup look all the better.

Storage options depend on the requirements. However, since we are talking about a high-end build such as this one. We obviously do not only recommend a 1TB HDD such as the Western Digital Blue. But, we also recommend a high-speed NVMe SSD such as the ADATA Gammix S11 Pro 512 GB. Thus, the 1TB HDD would be enough for extra documents, files, media, games. Whereas, the frequently used applications, games, and the operating system would be installed on the SSD.

This is a pretty powerful build and requires a powerful PSU as well. A 750W, 80 Plus Gold certified PSU such as the Deepcool DQ750M V2L would be perfect for such a build. It is always essential to invest in a good PSU, even more so on such high-end PC builds.

Finally, all of this will be going inside the Cooler Master TD500 Mesh. The choice of case depends on the user, as everyone has a different taste when it comes to the looks of a case. However, the Cooler Master TD500 Mesh is an excellent PC cabinet. It come with ARGB lighting, sharp design scheme, and excellent airflow. All of this makes it perfect for most, if not all.

This build above is pretty much one of the best, if not the best gaming PC build under 175000 INR as of now. Everything is absolutely top-notch with this build. Powerful processor, graphics card, and RAM for excellent gaming performance. Furthermore, also comes with a stylish cabinet, RGB components such as the liquid cooler, and the RAM for excellent aesthetics. This build above will not only deliver an excellent gaming experience but will also turn a lot of eyes.

07 May

AMD Ryzen 7 5800X vs AMD Ryzen 7 3800X

Post By: Saptarshi Mozumdar 0 Comments

The Ryzen 7 series of processors are meant for those who want very powerful processors without spending too much. Till the release of the Ryzen 5000 series, the AMD Ryzen 7 3800X was the best Ryzen 7 processor out there. However, now the Ryzen 5000 series is out, and the 3800X now has a successor. It is the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X. The AMD Ryzen 7 5800X is in every way better than the AMD Ryzen 7 3800X. Be it in terms of single-core performance, or multi-core performance. However, the new Ryzen 5000 series processors come with new Zen 3 architecture. All of these new 5000 series processors from AMD are significantly more expensive than the Ryzen 3000 series processors. So, the main question that the people have in mind right now is that if the new generation is worth the additional money spent. Everyone knows that the performance of the new Zen 3 processors is better than Zen 2. However, the main question is by how much, and if it is worth the money?

How will we know how much, and what kind of improvements does the new 5000 series processors, such as the Ryzen 5800X, have over the previous ones? Well, by conducting benchmarks. Benchmarks are one of the best ways of determining the kind of performance that various components such as processors have on offer. We would be running various tests on both the processors and see how each of these processors perform. Well, we all know that the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X will be better in terms of performance. But, the main thing to note here is how much is the difference. And, if the difference is worth the extra money spent.

So, let’s start with the benchmarks. Firstly, we would be going gaming test. Ryzen 7 processors are great for gaming and multitasking. For this reason, a lot of people opt for Ryzen 7 processors. That is why it is what we are going to first. We are using a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 for all the game testing. This is to avoid any sort of bottleneck. The first game that we would run for our comparison is Far Cry: New Dawn. In Fary Cry: New Dawn, at 1080p, DX 11, Ultra settings, the Ryzen 5800X gets almost 20% more frame rates than the Ryzen 3800X. This 20% lead is maintained in both the minimum frame rates and average frame rates as well.

The next game that we are going to run is F1 2020. In F1 2020, the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X yet again beats the AMD Ryzen 7 3800X by a large margin. Running the game at 1080p. DX 12, and Ultra settings, there is a 30% difference in terms of minimum frame rates. In terms of average frame rates, there is still a respectable difference of around 20%.

The same story continues with Horizon Zero Dawn at 1080p, and Ultimate settings as well. The AMD Ryzen 7 5800X yet again manages to have a big lead in terms of both the minimum, and average frame rates.

So, as you can see, in terms of gaming performance the Ryzen 5000 series processors, or the Zen 3 processors are significantly better than the predecessors. But, what about some synthetic tests? Well, let’s do that as well.

In Cinebench R20, the Ryzen 7 5800X defeats the 3800X clearly. There is a big difference in both single-core, and multi-core performance. However, the difference in the multi-core performance is not as big, but there is still a big difference.

Then, when we do the testing on Geekbench 5, we get to see very similar results. A significant lead for the Ryzen 5800X in both single-core, and multi-core performance. However, this time around the difference is a bit more in terms of the single-core scores.

So, to sum it all up, the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X is very much ahead of the AMD Ryzen 7 3800X. The new Zen 3 architecture has brought massive improvements in terms of performance, especially in terms of single-core performance. Thanks to this, when it comes to gaming performance, the new Ryzen 5000 series processors beat the 3000 series every time. However, one thing that needs to be noted is that the new 5000 series processors are significantly more expensive than their 3000 series counterparts. So, the Ryzen 7 5800X is worth the money, only if you want the best performance. The Ryzen 7 3800X is no slouch. However, it just cannot manage to be in the same league of the AMD 5800X.

06 May

Best Intel Gaming PC under Rs.1,50,000

Post By: Stan Mathers 0 Comments Gaming, Gaming PC, Intel

Are you looking for a new gaming under 150000 INR? Then you have come to the right place. Computers are complicated machines, and various components go into making one. It is these components that are responsible for determining the kind of performance a PC will have. So, if you are making a new PC, especially a gaming PC, then the parts must be capable of delivering high levels of performance. There are thousands of different components available in the market. So, which ones should you go for?

In this article, we are going to talk about the components that you should consider if you are in the market for a new Intel Gaming PC under 150000 INR. Then, these are the parts that you should go for:

Part List	Product Name	Buy Link
Processor	Intel i9 10900	Buy
Motherboard	MSI Z490 Gaming Plus	Buy
Graphic Card	ZOTAC RTX 3070 Twin Edge OC	Buy
Cabinet	CoolerMaster TD500 Mesh	Buy
PSU	Deepcool DQ750M V2L	Buy
Hard Disk	Western Digital 1TB 5400RPM	Buy
CPU Cooler	Deepcool GTE V2 Air Cooler
RAM	ADATA D60 8GB x 2 3200MHZ	Buy

It is an Intel build with the latest NVIDIA RTX 3070, and 16GB of high-frequency RAM. If you are after the best Intel gaming PC under 150000 INR, then this is what you should consider. The combination of Intel Ryzen 5 5600X, ZOTAC RTX 3070 Twin Edge OC, and 16GB of 3200 MHz RAM ensures that you are able to play all the latest, and greatest AAA titles. Anyway, let’s now talk briefly about each of the components that we are using in this build.

The processor that we are using is Inte i9 10900. It is part of Intel’s latest 10th Gen series of processors featuring Rocket Lake architecture. In terms of performance, it is one of the best in its segment. 6 cores, 12 threads, unlocked (can be overclocked), and a clock of 3.9 GHz. All of these things make it excellent for almost every kind of workload, and that includes gaming. Since it is so powerful, it is natural that it gets hot when under load. To keep its temperature under check, we recommend using the Deepcool GTE V2 Air Cooler. However, if you want a better option, you can always opt for air coolers with bigger heatsinks or even some premium AIO liquid coolers.

Next up, the motherboard, MSI Z490 Gaming Plus. MSI is one of the most reputed brands when it comes to computer components. The MSI Z490 Gaming Plus is a feature-loaded, and premium Z490 Gaming motherboard. It can also overclock the i9 10900 that we are using in this build. Other than that it also has features that you expect from premium motherboards, such as robust power phase design, good VRMs, armored PCI-E slots, support for high-frequency memory, etc.

One of the most important components of a gaming PC is the graphics card. The graphics card that we are using is ZOTAC RTX 3070 Twin Edge OC. It is part of NVIDIA’s latest RTX 30 series, and is currently one of the best graphics cards out there for gaming. Gaming performance is excellent with it. You can play latest AAA games on high settings at high resolutions such as 1440p, and even 4K at smooth framerates. However, if it is 1080p, then be assured that you can run these demanding AAA games at the highest possible settings with over 60 FPS at all times. As for RAM, we are using ADATA D60 8GB x 2 3200MHZ. Ryzen processors benefit greatly from high-frequency RAM. A total of 16GB of RAM is recommended for gaming these days. For both of these reasons above, we recommend ADATA D60 8GB x 2 3200MHZ.

This build is extremely powerful, and for such powerful builds, a PSU which is just as powerful is also necessary. For this reason, we are going to use DeepCool DQ750M V2L. This is a 750 watt, 80 Plus Gold certified PSU. It comes with premium internal components, along with fully modular cables which makes it even better. As for storage, this build comes with a Western Digital Blue 1 TB HDD by default. However, if you desire, you can always opt for an additional SSD, which is something we recommend as well. Having a SSD in such a powerful PC build will just make more sense. All of these components will be installed inside the Cooler Master TD500 Mesh. This cabinet comes with a mesh front panel for better airflow, along with three pre-installed ARGB fans. These fans, along with the sharp design, and tempered glass make it a sight for sore eyes.

Overall, an excellent cabinet that is good not only in terms of aesthetics but in performance too. Gaming performance is absolutely stellar with this build. And, the hardware used in this build is so powerful that you can even use it for other stuff as well. Such as rendering, editing, streaming, etc. So, if you are looking for a new Intel gaming PC under Rs.1,50,000, then this build above is definitely worth considering. If you do not mind spending a bit extra, then getting a better cooler, and a SSD would be what we recommend.Intel Gaming PC Under 125,000Intel Gaming PC Under 125,000Intel Gaming PC Under 125,000Intel Gaming PC Under 125,000Intel Gaming PC Under 125,000Intel Gaming PC Under 125,000Intel Gaming PC Under 125,000

06 May

Best Intel Gaming PC under Rs.1,25,000

Post By: Stan Mathers 0 Comments Gaming PC, Intel

Are you looking for a new gaming PC under Rs.125000? We have got you covered. Making a PC can be really complicated. After all, there are so many things to consider. However, if you are someone who has around 1.25lac INR, and are looking for a new gaming PC. Then, you have come to the right place!A computer is a complex piece of machinery as various components go into making one. It is via these components, that an entire PC build is made. In this article, we are going to suggest a gaming PC build under 125000. If you are interested in gaming and are looking for a gaming computer under 125000. Then, this build below is what we recommend.

Part List	Product Name	Buy Link
Processor	Intel i5-11600K
Motherboard	MSI B460 Pro VDH Wi-Fi	Buy
Graphics Card	MSI RTX 3060 Gaming X	Buy
Cabinet	NZXT H510
PSU	NZXT C650
Hard Disk	Western Digital Blue 1 TB 5400RPM	Buy
CPU Cooler	Deepcool GTE V2 Air Cooler
RAM	ADATA D60 8 GB x 2 3200MHZ

From the parts list, it is clear that it is an Intel gaming PC. This build features the latest Intel i5-11600K Rocket Lake Processor, MSI RTX 3060 Gaming X, along with 16 GB of 3200 MHz Adata D60 RAM. This combination of components makes for an excellent gaming PC. With a PC build such as this one, you can play all the latest and greatest AAA titles at the highest visual settings on 1080p and easily get over 60 FPS at all times. Not just 1080p, this build is even capable of playing games at 1440p, and 4K. However, the visual settings would have to be toned down in order to still get steady frame rates, especially in 4K. Anyway, now let’s talk briefly about the parts we used in this build.

The Intel Core i5-11600K is one of the latest processors released in Quarter 1 of 2021. That comes along with 6 Cores, 12 Threads with a clock of 3.9Ghz which can be overclocked through bios. It has everything that one would expect from a powerful mid-range processor. It is excellent in performance, be it while gaming, or content creation.

As for the motherboard, we recommend the MSI B460 Pro VDH Wi-Fi. MSI is a reputed brand when it comes to motherboards, and the B460 VDH Pro Wi-Fi is a perfect choice for this build. It is affordable and has all the features that one would need from a motherboard. It comes with premium features such as excellent VRMs, large aluminum heat sinks, premium 60A power chokes, high-density glass fabric PCB, 2oz copper plate, etc. Furthermore, it can even support high-speed Dual Channel Non- ECC Unbuffered DDR4 RAMs up to 3533+ MHz (OC). Moreover, it also has RGB FUSION 2.0 with Addressable RGB & RGB LED Strips Support while this Motherboard supports The Latest Generation Intel Core Processors.

Talking of the graphic card, it is the MSI RTX 3060 Gaming X. The RTX 3060 is one of the latest graphics card released by NVIDIA. It is excellent for gaming. If you have a budget of 1.25lac INR, this is pretty much the best graphics card. However, if you can spend around 15000 INR more, then getting a RTX 3070 would be a significant upgrade. With that build, you can play the latest AAA titles at 4K with the highest visual settings, and still have an average of 60+ FPS.

RAM is another important component of a gaming PC. For modern games, 8 GB of RAM is too little, and 16 GB is recommended. Due to this reason, we recommend 16 GB of 3200 MHz RAM for this build. Why 3200 MHz? Well, because Ryzen processors benefit greatly from high-frequency RAM. If you can spend more, then getting higher frequency memory would be something we suggest.

For powerful gaming builds such as this, a powerful PSU is recommended. So, we recommend using something like the NZXT C650. It is a 650 watt, 80 Plus Gold certified, fully modular PSU. NZXT is a reputed brand, so there is nothing to worry about with the C650 in terms of quality. It is an excellent power supply unit, and something which is perfect for a such gaming PC build.

As for storage, we recommend a 1 TB of Western Digital Blue hard disk as standard. However, we also recommend getting an additional SSD. It would not cost much, however, it would make a significant difference in the user experience.

Talking of the cabinet, it is the NZXT H510 we suggest. NZXT is known worldwide for its premium PC cabinets. For such a high-end PC, we recommend using the NZXT H510. Build quality, features, performance, everything is top-notch with this cabinet. Furthermore, it also comes with a tempered glass side panel which allows you to flaunt all the internal components and RGB lighting inside the cabinet. Overall, it is an excellent cabinet and one which makes a lot of sense for such a gaming PC build.

This build above is undoubtedly one of the best gaming PC under 125000. If you are someone who is planning on building a new gaming PC, and have a budget of Rs.1.25 lac, then this build is something worth checking out. Even if you do not get the exact parts, you can use it as a reference, or a starting point for your own gaming build.

06 May

AMD Ryzen 7 5800X vs Intel Core i7 10700K

Post By: Saptarshi Mozumdar 0 Comments

AMD and Intel have always been competing for the first place for manufacturing the best CPU. With the subsequent launch of AMD’s Ryzen series of desktop processors, things have changed wildly. When comparing performance and price AMD and intel come close to each other. AMD’s performance has been improving ever since the launch of the Ryzen series both in single-core performance and multi-core performance closing the performance gap with their competitor. Both in high-end and mid-range processors AMD has come a long way. For a long time, Intel processor has been dominating the market for its single-core performance in games and applications but with the launch of the Ryzen 5000 series of CPU lineup, this was changed.

Today we are going to compare the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X, a newer AMD processor based on the Zen 3 architecture with the latest generation of Intel processor the Intel Core i7 11700K. Launched in early 2021 the Intel i7 11700K comes with 8 cores and 16 threads. The base frequency clock is 3.60GHz and the boosted frequency clock is 5.00GHz. In terms of core and threads, the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X comes with 8 cores and 16 threads. The AMD Ryzen 7 5800X comes with a base frequency clock of 3.80GHz with a boost clock frequency of 4.70GHz making them comparable in terms of processing power and efficiency.

For this comparison, we have two setups to perform the benchmarks. The benchmark results include FPS in games, single-core performance, and multi-core performance. All these games and benchmarks tools have been run with an Nvidia RTX 3090 and 32GB of DDR4 memory to prevent bottlenecks.

Firstly in Hitman III, the average FPS of the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X was higher than that of the Intel Core i7 11700K. The minimum FPS of the Ryzen processor was higher than the intel processor. The average and minimum FPS have a difference of 5-10% in terms of frame rates. Both these processors perform similarly but the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X takes the lead with a few more FPS than the Intel i7 11700K.

Next in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla we see that both the Intel 11700K and the AMD Ryzen 5800X give the same average FPS. Although there was a much smaller difference in the minimum FPS, the difference was barely noticeable. Both the AMD 5800X and the Intel Core i7 11700K performed the same with a 5-6% difference in the minimum frame rates.

In Cyberpunk 2077, the Intel Core i7 11700 beat the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X both in terms of minimum FPS and average FPS. Although the margin of difference was quite low and the difference was not visible the Intel Core i7 11700K wins because of its higher FPS.

Again in Watch Dogs: Legion we see no difference in FPS. Both the average FPS and minimum FPS of the Intel Core i7 11700K and AMD Ryzen 5800X were similar. Both of these processors are giving the same result in average FPS although the minimum was sometimes 1-2% higher for the AMD 5800X this made no visible difference.

In Horizon Zero Dawn we can see there is again a 2-3% FPS difference in terms of both average FPS and minimum. Since higher is considered better the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X is better than the Intel Core i7 11700K but in terms of visuals, the difference was not noticeable.

In Cinebench R20 the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X scores higher both in single-core and multi-core performance with a difference of 2-3%. This difference in single-core performance shows that the new and improved Ryzen 5000 series processors are sometimes better than intel in terms of single-core performance although the Intel Core i7 11700K was not very far behind.

In Geekbench 5 we see that the Intel Core i7 11700K takes back its lead in single-core performance. The AMD Ryzen 7 5800X was a few points behind the Intel Core i7 11700K the multi-core performance of the AMD Ryzen 5800X was consistent and was ahead of the Intel Core 11700K.

From going through all the benchmarks reports and FPS results we can conclude that the new AMD Ryzen 5800X and the Intel Core i7 perform more or less the same in the games and software. Both are excellent processors in this price segment and you can consider either of these.

06 May

AMD Ryzen 9 5900X vs Intel Core i9 11900K

Post By: Saptarshi Mozumdar 0 Comments

Whenever we talk about high-end desktop processors, two names come to our mind: Intel and AMD. For years both AMD and Intel have been making processors for high-end PCs, midrange PCs, and low-end PCs. With a focus on increasing performance, both of these chip manufacturers have reduced the size of the semiconductors to improve performance and thermals. Today we are going to compare Intel’s best performing processor the Intel Core i9 11900K launched in early 2021, a 10th gen rocket lake processor with 8 cores and 16 threads against AMD’s Ryzen 5900X, AMD’s 3rd gen processor with 12 core and 24 threads launched at the mid of 2020.

The Intel Core i9 11900K comes with a base clock speed of 3.50GHz with a boosted clock speed of 5.30GHz which is quite high. On the other hand, the AMD Ryzen 5900X comes with a 3.70GHz of a base clock and a boosted clock speed of 4.80GHz which is quite lower than Intel. This gives Intel’s Core i9 11900K an edge in running frequency over AMD. Although the AMD Ryzen 5900X has an edge over the Intel Core i9 11900K in terms of memory speed. The Intel Core i9 11900K supports the newer DDR4 3200MHz memory modules like the AMD Ryzen 5900X.

For this comparison, we are going to use an Nvidia RTX 3080 and 32GB of DDR4 memory to prevent bottlenecks caused due to memory or GPU. All of these games are run on 1080P resolution and at the ultra settings.

In Assassin’s Creed Valhalla the average FPS of the new Intel Core i9 11900k was considerably faster than the AMD Ryzen 5900X. The framerates were 2-3% faster considerably during the test while the minimum FPS was 5-10% higher making a clear win for Intel.

Next in Project Cars 4, the AMD Ryzen 5900X was ahead of the Intel Core i9 11900K in terms of average FPS by 3-5%. But the minimum FPS of the AMD Ryzen 5900X was lower than the Intel Core i9 11900K. The higher average FPS of the AMD Ryzen 5900X made a clear win.

While in CYBERPUNK 2077, the Intel Core i9 11900K was again ahead of the AMD Ryzen 5900X in terms of both average and minimum FPS. This is due to the higher single-core performance of the Intel Core i9 11900K. Both the average and minimum FPS of the Intel Core i9 11900K was 10% higher.

In Call of Duty: Warzone the AMD Ryzen 5900X was beaten by the Intel Core i9 11900K in terms of average FPS although the minimum FPS of the AMD Ryzen 5900X was 10% higher. Although the minimum of the AMD Ryzen 5900X was higher than the newer Intel i9 11900K was producing higher average FPS which brought back Intel in the lead.

Finally in Death Stranding the newer Intel Core i9 11900K was hands down beaten by the AMD Ryzen 5900X was a few points ahead of the Intel Core i9 11900K in terms of both average and minimum FPS. Death Stranding preferred multi-core performance rather than single-core performance which gave the AMD Ryzen 5900X its higher FPS both in average and minimum.

In Cinebench R20 the single-core performance of the Intel Core i9 11900K was a few points ahead of the AMD Ryzen 5900X while the multi-core performance of the AMD Ryzen 5900X was way ahead of that of the Intel Core i9 11900K making the AMD the Ryzen 5900X a better multi-core performer and the scores were almost 25-30% higher.

Even in Geekbench the multi-core performance and single-core performance of both of these processors were similar. The Intel Core i9 11900K was faster in single-core processing while the AMD Ryzen 5900X was ahead in terms of multi-core performance. The difference in single-core performance was almost 10-15% while the multi-core performance difference was more than 20%.

From the above benchmarks, we come to the conclusion it is clear that both of these processors are very powerful and efficient. While the Intel Core i9 11900K has a clear advantage in gaming and single-core workloads, the AMD Ryzen 5900X came close enough to Intel’s performance single-core performance but when it was about the multi-core processing, AMD hands down beats Intel in every work scenario. But if you had to choose one, which one would you choose? Well to be honest both of these processors are extremely powerful and fast. Both of them serve different purposes. So if you had to choose between the AMD Ryzen 5900X and Intel Core i9 11900K, for gaming Intel’s Core i9 11900K wins hands down but for workloads scenarios the AMD Ryzen 5900X is the better option.

06 May

AMD Ryzen 7 3800X vs Intel Core i7 10700K

Post By: Saptarshi Mozumdar 0 Comments

The processors of the AMD Ryzen 7, and Intel Core i7 series are the best choice for those looking for powerful processors without spending too much. The AMD Ryzen 7, and Intel Core i7 both have plenty of processors in their lineup. The main purpose of these processors is having plenty of cores, threads, while also having excellent single-threaded performance. The combination of high core count along with high core frequencies allow these processors to have excellent performance in various aspects. Today, we would be comparing two processors from each of these lineups, and determining which among them is the better one. The processors that we would be using for today’s comparison is AMD Ryzen 7 3800X, and Intel Core i7 10700K.

Both the AMD Ryzen 7 3800X, and Intel Core i7 10700K are excellent processors without a doubt. And, they share a lot of things too. 8 cores, 16 threads, excellent single-core performance, and most importantly similar price as well. Due to these processors having so many things in common, there is a lot of confusion regarding which among these is the better purchase. In this article, we would be answering that question. How will we do that? Well, just as anyone will, via benchmarks. Benchmarks are one of the best ways to know what kind of performance these processors have on offer. We would do various benchmarks, and gaming tests, and compare the scores from each. The one with the better score will win.

Firstly, we would be doing gaming benchmarks. Various people that get the AMD Ryzen 7 3800X, and Intel Core i7 10700K primarily get it for gaming, and content creation, or other similar workload. Gaming performance is extremely important when it comes to choosing a processor. Graphic card plays an important factor when it comes to gaming performance. We would be using a NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti in these gaming tests. The RTX 2080 Ti is a very much powerful card. And, is perfect for testing the gaming performance of such processors So, here are the gaming benchmarks for the Intel i7 10700K and AMD Ryzen 3800X.

The first game that we are running is Tom Clancy’s Division 2 at 1080p, and Ultra settings. At these settings and resolution, the game runs smoothly on both processors. However, the Intel i7 10700K has a slight advantage in terms of the frame rates. Around 10% difference in terms of minimum frame rates, but only 3% difference in terms of average frame rates.

Next game is Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey. In Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey, the Intel Core i7 10700K manages to have a 10% lead in terms of average frame rate. As for the minimum frame rates, it is yet again around a 10% lead for the i7. Unlike the scores in Tom Clancy’s Division 2, there is a decent difference this time around. 10% is not small, but it is neither too big.

The next, and third game on our list is Overwatch. Overwatch is a popular, team vs team, hero shooter. It has an active eSports scene, and overall a large player base. In Overwatch, there is a big difference. The Intel i7 10700K gets almost 20% more numbers in both minimum, and average frame rates.

The last game on our test is Shadow of the Tomb Raider. In this game, the difference in average, and minimum frame rates is again around 20%. There is a 20% jump in terms of frame rates for the Intel i7 10700K when compared against the Ryzen 7 3800X. This 20% difference stays true for both the minimum, and average frame rates.

That was it for the games. In gaming, the 10700K is definitely superior to the Ryzen 3800X. But, what about productivity, or other content creation workloads? Well, we also ran Cinebench R20, and Geekbench 5. Let’s see how these processors perform in these tests.

So, as you can see that in terms of multi-core performance, the Ryzen 7 3800X and the Intel Core i7 10700K are performing neck to neck. Both the single core performance, and the multi-core performance is more or less the same with both the processors. So, if you are a professional content creator, both would be excellent. In terms of gaming the Intel Core i7 10700K is ahead of the Ryzen 7 3800X. However, in terms of content creation, both are close to each other.

So, to conclude both are excellent processors. If you are looking for the one that is better for gaming, then it would be the Intel i7 10700K. But, if you are looking for a processor for content creation, then you can opt for either of these.

05 May

Best Intel Gaming PC under Rs.1,00,000

Post By: Stan Mathers 0 Comments Gaming, Gaming PC, Gigabyte, Intel

So, you have a budget of around Rs.1,00,000 and are looking for a brand-new gaming PC. You have heard of Intel and AMD thus want to make a build using it. But, you do not know what parts you should use. After all, there are so many components that go into making a whole computer build. There is the processor, RAM, graphics card, etc. Which one should you go for?

Well, today we have with us an Intel gaming PC build that would cost you around 1lac INR, and offer the best value for your hard-earned money. So, without any further ado, here are the components you should be getting, for the Best Intel Gaming PC under Rs.1,00,000

Part List	Product Name	Buy
Processor	Intel i5 9600KF	Buy
Motherboard	Gigabyte Z390 D	Buy
Graphic Card	MSI RTX 3060 Gaming X	Buy
Cabinet	MSI Forge 100M	Buy
PSU	NZXT C650
Hard Disk	Western Digital 1TB 5400RPM	Buy
SSD	NO SSD
CPU Cooler	Deepcool GTE V2 Air Cooler	Buy
RAM	ADATA D60 8GB x 2 3200MHZ

Firstly, talking of the processor, it is the Intel i5 9600KF, It comes with 6 cores, 6 threads. It has ample performance on offer and is just about one of the best processors for gaming builds in this price range. On top of the high core count, it also has a high base clock @3.70 GHz with 95 W and can be boosted up to 4.2GHz. This high boost clock ensures that gaming performance is top-notch. Furthermore, it can also be overclocked in order to extract even better performance out of it. Overall, a great choice for this build.

The more powerful a component is, the more heat it generates. In order to keep the temperature of the processor low, we recommend the Deepcool GTE V2 Air Cooler. It is nothing too fancy, but yet does its job well, and something we recommend for a build like this.

And for the motherboard we have here, the Gigabyte Z390 D. Gigabyte supports 9th and 8th Generation of Intel Processors, along with Dual Channel Non-ECC Unbuffered DDR4. While they also support RGB light strip, premium power phase design, etc. are some of the features it has.

The graphics card is undoubtedly one of the most important components in a gaming PC. For this PC, we recommend the MSI RTX 3060 Gaming X. The RTX 3060 is one of the latest cards by NVIDIA, and is undoubtedly the best in its segment when it comes to gaming performance. Using this card in a build such as this is a no-brainer.

This build is a fairly powerful one. For this reason, we need to use a good, high-quality PSU as well. The NZXT C650 is just that. It is a 650W, 80 Plus Gold certified PSU, and has everything that you can expect from a premium brand such as NZXT. It comes with all the necessary bits, and even more. Overall, it is a solid PSU, and something we can easily recommend in a build such as this.

What about storage? Well for storage, we are suggesting a 1 TB of hard disk such as the Western Digital 1 TB 5400RPM. 1 TB of storage is more than enough for most users out there. However, hard disks such as this are not fast. Well, they are sufficient for average users. However, if you want even better than an additional SSD will be really helpful. However, that would incur more cost. So, if you are ready to do that, then a SSD is something we definitely recommend.

All of this will be installed inside the MSI Forge 100M. The MSI Forge 100M is the cabinet we are using in this build. The reasons are its low price, and also the number of features it has. Transparent tempered glass side panel, mesh front, pre-installed RGB fans, etc. are the features that it has on offer. When you consider the price that it is being sold at, then that makes the choice even more obvious.

With a build such as this, the gaming performance would be nothing short of excellent. It can play all the modern AAA titles at not only 1080p, but even 1440p, and 4K. Granted, at 4K you would have to play with slightly lower graphical settings, but at lower resolutions, you can play with higher visual settings without any issues. So, if you are planning on playing games at resolutions under 4K, or you have a high refresh rate monitor. Then, this build is just about one of the best in the price range.

05 May

Best Intel Gaming PC under Rs.75,000

Post By: Stan Mathers 0 Comments Gaming, Gaming PC, Gigabyte, Intel

Intel Corp is an American multinational corporation with their headquarters based in California, Santa Clara. They’re known as the world’s largest semiconductor chip manufacturer being the developer for the x86 series of microprocessors. Intel also supplies microprocessors for multiple manufacturers while they also manufacture Motherboards, Chipsets, NIC’s and much more. When it comes to a gaming PC, people either opt for an AMD build, or an Intel build. There is no clear answer as to which one is better, as more often than not, these processors perform very much similar when it comes to gaming. The gaming industry has grown exponentially over the years, and now several people want a gaming PC. However, there is a lot of confusion among newcomers on what components to get for their PC. There are a lot of components that go into building a PC, such as a processor, graphics card, RAM, etc. So, today, what we have with us is an Intel Gaming PC under 75000 INR. Gaming PC price can be quite on the higher side, however, we are here to ensure the gaming PC we suggest has the best value for the price.

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If you are looking for a gaming PC under 75000, this is it.

Component	Model Name	Buy Link
Processor	Intel i5 9600K	Buy
Motherboard	Gigabyte B365 DS3H Wifi	Buy
Graphic Card	INNO3D GTX 1650 Super	Buy
Cabinet	MSI Forge 100M	Buy
PSU	CoolerMaster MWE 550W Bronze
Hard Disk	Western Digital 1TB 5400RPM	Buy
SSD	NO SSD
CPU Cooler	Deepcool GTE V2 Air Cooler	Buy
RAM	ADATA D60 8GB x 2 3200MHZ

The hexacore i5-9600K is the third gen Intel Coffee Lake CPUs with a TDP of 95w, it is designed to be overclocked. CPU encoding is where the magic lies for this processor coming from Intel directed towards gamers and hard core PC users. At the stock settings 9600K is around 8% slower than Intel’s flagship processor i9-9900K but when both are overclocked, the i5-9600K comes close to around 2-3% gap. With such significant specs, the i5-9600K is specifically aimed at the gamers who are not willing to compromise on their performance. Overall, the high core count, along with the high core frequency, makes it excellent for all types of uses. Be it gaming, streaming, and even for some moderate amount of content creation.

As for the motherboard, we recommend the Gigabyte B365 DS3H Wi-Fi. Gigabyte is a reputed brand when it comes to motherboards, and the B365 DS3H Wi-Fi is a perfect choice for this build. It is affordable and has all the features that one would need from a motherboard. It comes with premium features such as excellent VRMs, large aluminum heat sinks, premium 60A power chokes, high-density glass fabric PCB, 2oz copper plate, etc. Furthermore, it can even support high-speed Dual Channel Non- ECC Unbuffered DDR4 RAMs up to 3533+ MHz (OC). Moreover, it also has RGB FUSION 2.0 with Addressable RGB & RGB LED Strips Support while this Motherboard supports 9th and 8th Gen Intel Core Processors.

The graphics card we recommend is the INNO3D GTX 1650 Super. The GTX 1650 Super is quite a capable card. It can play modern AAA games at 1080p without much of an issue. However, one thing to note is that the visual settings will have to be on the lower side for the games that are very resource-hungry. If you want to play at better visual settings, then your only option is getting a better graphics card, which would also incur more cost.

RAM is another important component when it comes to performance. That is even more true for Ryzen builds, as the processor’s performance is directly proportional to the frequency of the RAM. For this reason, we recommend ADATA D60 8 GB x 2 3200 MHz RAM. 16 GB of high-speed RAM is just perfect for this build. 16 GB RAM is more than enough even for modern AAA games.

CoolerMaster MWE 550W Bronze is the power supply unit (PSU) we recommend for this build. It is a 550 watt, 80 Plus bronze certified PSU, and is more than capable of powering a gaming build such as this one. Cooler Master is one of the most popular brands when it comes to PSU. You cannot go wrong with this PSU for such builds. It can have up to 88% of efficiency, and also comes with a 5-year-long warranty.

In terms of storage, what we recommend is the Western Digital Blue 1 TB 5400RPM. 1 TB of storage is plenty for almost everyone. It can store lots of modern AAA games, and even other multimedia content. However, if you want faster storage, then you can always opt for an additional SSD. Operating system, games, and any other application installed on the SSD would load significantly faster.

As for the CPU cooler, we recommend the Deep cool GTE V2 Air Cooler. The Ryzen 5 3600 is a capable processor, and thus generates a good bit of heat. Thus, it is essential to use an aftermarket cooler such as the Deep cool GTE V2 Air Cooler.

Fractal Design Meshify C is the cabinet that we recommend for this build. It comes with angular mesh intakes for good airflow. Good airflow is needed for maintaining proper temperatures. Other than that, it also has a solid build quality, tempered glass side panel, and ample of space. All of this makes it an excellent PC cabinet, and due to the price, it is an easy recommendation in this build.

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