The Best Gaming PC under ₹ 50,000 - AMD & Intel in 2021

 The Best Gaming PC Build under 50000 - Best desktop for gaming and Multitasking.

As we can see the demand for Gaming PC is rapidly increasing. Because of heavy gaming such as PUBG, COD ( Call of Duty), Fortnight, and Assassin's Creed. On the other hand need for high-end video editing. So it is necessary to build a multitasking computer for gaming, editing, coding, and streaming content. 

It depends on users whether to build an AMD or Intel-powered processor. This post will consider both AMD and Intel PC builds under Rupees ~50,000 Budget. This build will be more than enough for all users in this price segment. With this build, you can enjoy a smooth gaming experience.

Best PC build under 50,000 ($650 pc build) in 2021

Note:- All the prices mentioned will be of today's price, later on, they may fluctuate and prices will vary depending on whether offline or online. 

Components -

• Intel Core i5 10th Gen Build.

   

It is the latest version of i5 which is 10400F, it has six Cores and 12 threads with a turbo boost of up to 4.30 GHz. 10400F has 12 MB of smart cache memory with a base speed of 2.90 GHz. It is a power-sufficient processor with 65W of TDP.

When it is compared to Intel i5 9400F it outperforms in the case of fps and overall performance. 9400F is slightly cheaper compared to 10400F and it has a higher market share. Benchmarks are 4 to 9% higher. This processor is capable of heavy gaming and performance in this price range. Gaming pc under 50,000 intel.

• Gigabyte B460M  Aorus Pro Motherboard

   Cost:- Rs 9900

Gigabyte's Aorus Pro is a 10th Gen ready motherboard with built-in Wi-Fi 6(AC) and Bluetooth version 5. Micro ATX form factor LGA 1200 socket. 

The I/O panel is attached, it has USB 3.2 Gen 1 ×3, Type-C Gen 3.2, USB 2.1×2, HDMI, DVI, Display Port, Intel GbE coFosSpeed Ethernet port, HD audio output, PCIe M.2 slots, and mouse and keyboard combo. RGB control with RGB fusion 2.0.

• AMD Ryzen 5 3500X 

   Price:- Rs 14,700

Ryzen 5 launched in February 2020 keeping its price in the budget segment with New algorithms. It comes with 35 MB of cache memory with a turbo boost up to 4.10 GHz. It has 6 cores and 6 threads with a base speed of 3.60 GHz.

It is a zen 2 architecture with advanced technology and 7-nanometer lithography. It supports an AM4 motherboard socket and thermal Design Power (TDP) of 65W. It is a better option rather than 3500, prices are almost the same. Ryzen gaming pc build.

 

Also, see AMD Ryzen 5 3600XT

• Asus Tuf B450- Plus Motherboard

  Price:- Rs 9750

Out of the box, it supports the AMD Ryzen 3000 series with updated BIOS. It supports AM4 socket processors and it is an ATX form factor motherboard. 

I/O panel USB 3.1 Gen 2 ×2, 3.1 Gen 1×2, 2.1×2, Type-C ×1, DVI, HDMI, Realtek HD audio port, keyboard, and mouse combo. RGB control aura sync lightning. 

Note:- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are not included.

• Gigabyte Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 super - Graphics Card

  Cost:- Rs 15500

Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650(s) super is sufficient for 1080p gaming and multitasking. It has GDDR6 4GB RAM and it is an OverClock Edition (OC). 

It gives an average fps (frame per second) of 111fps while playing PubG gives 80fps, CsGo 240fps, Fortnight 93fps, and GTAV 72fps. I/O panel DP (Display Port), HDMI (High definition multimedia interface), and DVI.

• HyperX Fury DDR4 8 GB - Ram

   Cost:- Rs 2999

 HyperX Fury is an XMP (extreme memory profile) certified DDR 4 RAM and a clock speed of 3200 MHz which can be overclocked up to 3466 MHz. 

It is one of the best rams in this price segment. It is a non-RGB with a heat sink and it consumes 1.2v. It is worth buying considering the Clock speed and genuine brand. If pocket money allows consider buying 8×2 sticks of ram. 

• Antec B550 550W SMPS/PSU

   Cost:- Rs 3099

Antec B550 is a non-modular PSU (Power supply unit), it is a bronze-powered PSU that consumes less energy than other power supply units. 

It is sufficient for heavy power usage under the budget segment. Unlike Corsair, it is an Indian pin power cord, which saves extra money by not buying a power extension. It is 80+ APFC ( Active Power Factor Correction) certified which helps to avoid unnecessary power consumption.

• Antec NX310 Mid Tower Cabinet

    Antec NX310 is a stylish and premium cabinet that gives an attractive look with front-facing ARGB lights and an RGB fan. It supports all form factor motherboards such as ITX, ATX, and micro-ATX.

It comes with a pre-installed 120mm ARGB front-facing fan and a non-RGB 120mm at the rear. In this cabinet, you can install a radiator Top facing up to 280mm. The transparent tempered glass gives a glossy look with durability. It has a separate shroud to cover the PSU and storage. In this cabinet 4×SSD, 2×HDD, or 2×SSD, Graphics Card up to 320mm. This is one of the best mid-tower gaming cabinets.

• Kingston 240 GB SSD - Storage

   Cost:-  Rs 2690

 Including SSDs' in the build gives high-speed storage up to 10× speed read/write compared to HDD or SHDD. Kingston SSD is best in terms of speed and workflow. For higher speed, you may consider upgrading your PC with an NVMe SSD which provides better performance.

Power Consumption:-

Power Consumption for both pc builds is the same which is 243 watts/h, if you are adding an extra RAM of 8 GB and an HDD or NVMe SSD (for mass storage) then it will consume around 268 watts.

Conclusion - Best PC build under Rs 50,000.

Best Gaming PC build under 50K in 2021
Configuration	AMD Ryzen 5	Intel core i5
Processor	3500X	10400F
Motherboard	Asus TUF B450	Gigabyte Aorus B460M
Graphics Card	Gigabyte Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 super
Ram	HyperX Fury DDR4 8 GB
PSU	Antec B550 Bronze
Cabinet	Antec NX310 cabinet
Storage	Kingston A400 240 GB SSD
Total Amount	~ Rs 50,000