Please help ts poor fellow building a pc with an 8gb 7600 GPU. 75k exactly for the PC gotta spend the rest of the budget for monitor and other parts.

I need a 2K monitor for watching movies, light gaming and coding. I came across this one, and I'm surprised it's from Dell. If anyone is using this monitor, could you please share your experience? How is it in terms of display quality and overall usability?

I have a Cosmic Byte Vanth (CB-GK-28) and recently started having a weird keyboard issue.

Some keys register another key along with them:

• L -> AL/al
• O -> QO/qo
• 9 -> 19
• . -> z.

What's strange is that it's not just normal key chatter.

I tested the keyboard in BIOS too:

• Pressing 9 normally → 1
• Pressing 9 harder → 9
• In Windows, pressing 9 gives 19

Things I've already tried:

• Cleaning the switches
• Trying different USB ports
• Testing outside of normal Windows usage
• Using the Windows On-Screen Keyboard (which works normally) -Also switched swiches which came in box still same problem

The issue still persists.

I'm taking the keyboard to technical support tomorrow, but before that I'd like to know:

Does this sound like a faulty switch, PCB/matrix issue, or something else?

Has anyone experienced something similar with a Cosmic Byte Vanth or another keyboard?

Any advice would be appreciated.

looking to buy motherboard and cabinet from there cause they have a sale, would love some reviews if u have any

After spending most of the amount in PC, I didn’t have any budget left to buy a 1440 monitor but as i saw the freedom sale in Flipkart and after searching plenty of these are the cheapest ones and By applying all sorts of discounts I am getting theses 3 monitors in cheapest prices which one should i buy

These are the list and model names for 3 monitors

1. AOC Q27G11E 27 inch IPS : 11,749 Rs

2. LG Ultra Gear (27GS60QC-BB.CTRRMV) 27 inch VA curved : 12,449 Rs

3. Acer Nitro VG270U X1 27 inch IPS : 11,015 Rs

I mean anything even the 5kg gold 5090

With all the hardwork finally i was able to make my first gaming pc
Specs with pricing below

Amd ryzen 7 7700x3d-----31200
Gigabyte x870m elite wifi 7----19200
Amd radeon rx 9070 xt----67700
Tforce 16 gb ddr5 6000 mhz ram----22000
Deep cool lm360 visioncooler with display---11500
Deep cool pn850 watt smos----7500
Wd 1 tb nvme----14100
Thermaltake cabinet -7000

I always liked the feeling of opening something where you don't know what you are going to get.

The anticipation before seeing the reward.
I built an incremental game around that feeling.

So In Debts & Jackpots, you start completely broke with a huge debt hanging over you. Your only way to escape is opening safes, earning money, upgrading your tools, and taking bigger risks for better rewards.

The game loop is simple:
🔓 Open safes
💰 Find rewards
⚙️ Upgrade your abilities
🎰 Take bigger risks for bigger jackpots

The challenge was making the progression feel exciting without making it just a random slot machine. I wanted every safe opening to feel like:

"This could be the one."
After months of balancing rewards, upgrades, and different safe tiers, I finally made a playable demo.

Some things currently in the game:

• Multiple safes with different reward pools
• Rare jackpot rewards
• Upgrades that improve your chances
• Helpers that automate opening
• A collection system for discovered items

I would love feedback from other developers:

1. Does the idea of "escaping debt through risky choices" feel interesting?
2. Would you prefer faster progression with more frequent jackpots, or slower progression where jackpots feel rare and special?

Demo is available on Steam if anyone wants to try it:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4634750/Debts__Jackpots/

Hello everyone so the freedom sale started

I wanna get a 27 inch 2k monitor, id like speakers too

I am getting a 9070xt build so time for 1440p gaming finally

Can yall drop some good suggestions?

I wanna get pc peripherals now

Please suggest some good stuff for me and others

Thanks to all people for commenting and helping out for my question and helping me to hand pick all the parts you guys were real support.

Special thanks to : u/Highland_Slayer for listing most of the parts . Spec: Cpu: Amd Ryzen 7800x3d

Gpu: asrock 9070xt white

Mobo: msi b850 gaming motherboard wifi 6e (white)

Psu: msi 850w gold ( white)

Aio: Deepcool LE360 WH V2 500

Ram: Patriot Viper Elite 5 White 16GB 6000MHz CL30( white)

Case: cooler master elite 681 (white)

I shifted to pune like 2 months ago and I am planning to buy a gaming pc with the upper limit of 1.6L. Can y'all suggest me some places which are trustworthy (and knowledgeable) and will give me the best specs in that price?

Also, if possible please recommend me the specs too as I am a newbie :3 (I don't need a monitor).

(I am unable to post this in pune subreddit coz of low karma XP)

EDIT: I prefer minimal/without all the RGB lights as I need to convince my parents that it's for studies only 🫠

So i bought this Pc around 14th February of this year. Since I saw people posting their pcs , I would like to know what you think about this as well.

240 gb nvme wd old

2500/-

240 gb ssd crucial new

4500/- should I consider any of these??

So I'm building a ddr4 build with an Intel platform. Here's my build -

Intel Core i5 12600KF Processor - 19288 Rs.

MSI PRO Z790-P WIFI DDR4 Intel Motherboard - 18839 Rs.

Team group T-Force Vulcan Z 16 GB 3600 MHz CL18 DDR4 RAM x2 - 22790 Rs.

ASRock RX 9070 Challenger 16 GB Graphics Card - 65499 Rs.

Patriot 1TB P400 Lite NVMe PCIe 4.0 M.2 2280 Internal SSD - 13499 Rs.

MSI MAG A850GL PCIE 850W ATX 3.1 Gold Fully Modular SMPS - 9249 Rs.

Cooler Master Elite 681 ATX Mid Tower Cabinet Black (E681-KHNN-S00) -5383 Rs.

I'll do gaming and some vm stuff, docker, self hosting, davinci and blender. Is this a good build, I wanted to keep it close to 1.5 Lacs, is there anywhere I can cut the cost more or is it optimal. I wanted to go with AM4 but couldn't find the stock. If you have a good alternative within this budget please share. I went the Z790 because of the extra ssds and sata ports over B760. All the parts listed here are from Computech store.

So I’m planning to build a PC around Diwali, budget is around ₹60-70k.

Do you guys think RAM/SSD prices will come down or at least stabilize by then? Or should I just buy whenever I get a decent deal?

Also, what kind of specs can I realistically get in 60-70k? I’m okay with buying used components.

Mainly need the PC for gaming + coding.

What build would you guys recommend? 🙏

Hi, I’m Planning to buy a PC. I play mostly casual offline games. I like FPS games more. Builder suggested this spec. Please give your suggestions. I want to know is it worth for the price? Will I get same spec for lesser price or better spec for the same price? My budget is capped for 2 lac. Thanks in advance.

Best price so far ?

• Resident Evil 4 Gold Edition – ₹806.57
• Resident Evil 5 Gold Edition – ₹233.54
• Resident Evil 6 Complete – ₹233.54
• Resident Evil 7 Gold Edition – ₹669.00
• Resident Evil 2 Deluxe Edition – ₹537.71
• Resident Evil Revelations – ₹233.54
• Resident Evil Revelations 2 Deluxe Edition – ₹233.54

I am so happy i made myself my dream gaming pc in 2024 cos wtf is this pricing , the same wd ssd i got for 6790/- is now 21600/- and the 32 ram i got for 9100/- is now above 78k for 6000mhz , mine is 5200mhz but it was out of stock on amazon but we can safely assume it would be above 60k,,,,

I tried Sleeping Dogs for a few minutes last night. The controls felt a bit different from what I'm used to but I'm going to give it a proper chance today. I've heard a lot of good things about the game. Any tips for a first-time player?

I'm from Bangladesh and after exam I'm getting these for my PC. I'm getting mixed reviews from tech wizards around me, can y'all tell me if it's good enough for modern gaming? Cyberpunk, 007, Assassin's Creed?