Gaming system under 35,000 Rs

[arsalankhan321]

A.O.A to all gaming experts. Need suggestion whether to buy or built pc. I am thinking of building a gaming pc but the components here on online websites have sky high prices. For example, the graphic card which is approx. 97$ on amazon is selling here for 19,000 rs. So what to do? I am from Karachi

[qwertypoiu]

sorry to brust your bubble but forget PC and Pc games aaj kal ke Mobile games bhe 35k wala mobile par hardly chalti hai

[arsalankhan321]

Any other?

[salmanbucha]

Pc games khelnae ke Lia koi system bhi 80,000 se kam ka nahi milae ga

[mohsan87]

mid range gaming pc will cost you around 90,000 excluding LCD.

[salmanbucha]

True that

[s15]

Better get a gaming console, more cost effective.

But make sure to get the one in which pirated games can be run.

[salmanbucha]

This is the right solution

[shery_leo]

bro i good gaming pc will cost you around 50k-70k i suggest you to buy ps4 yes its games are a bit exp but you will enjoy you will get a ps4 in about 30-40k depends on the hdd size and region
if you want to play pirated games you can go for modified ps3 but remeber you cant play online in modified console plus its getting out dated now becuiase all new games are releasing for ps4 xone and pc no new games are releasing on ps3 now
a modified ps3 will be around 25k i think and unmodified ps3 will be arounf 18 - 20k
obviously pc will need at least 2gb grapic card corei7 5gen processor 1tb hdd 8gb min ram and a good mobo

[mbadarmunir]

Chassis: 5k
Power Supply: 5k
Mobo: 5k
HDD: 5k
RAM: 6k
GPU: 10k
CPU: 13k (i3)
Total: 49k
If you buy a PC with above mentioned ranges, I think that won't be called a gaming PC but this could be the least price IMO for a basic gaming PC. You may save a few more bucks from chassis and GPU but at the cost of more compromising on quality and performance.

[lazers]

What kind of games do you want to play ? Have you checked the requirements for the games you need to play ?

[lazers]

Dont really think this will be able to play games coming out today or even a year or 2 back

[mbadarmunir]

That depends upon his interest I guess. In most basic settings and lowest FPS, games might be able to run.

[salmanbucha]

In 35,000 rs system he can only run 90's era games

[abdullah-.-1]

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[salmanbucha]

Pappu taang na kar

[user-xxx]

What should following cost in Islamabad / Rawalpindi

In used:

1- i3 6200
2- Intel mobo
3- Nvidia Gt 750 Ti
4- 16 Gb Ram

[k-four-nine]

You can get a VERY DECENT 'rig' (Computer) for mere 10 Grands, brother!

Here are my PC's specifications:
Intel Core i3 2100 (2nd Gen).
4GB 1,333Mhz DDR3 RAM.
160GB HDD.
Dell Optiplex 990 MT.
Nvidia GT440 1GB 128-Bit.

And I got it all for about Rs. 10,500. Runs GTA5 at medium graphic settings.

But the good thing is that The Dell 990 has an Intel Q67 Chipset and hence support 2nd and 3rd generation i3/5/7 processors with 1155 sockets, so it has a TON of potential for upgrading. Same goes to GPU as it supports 16x GPUs although you may want to upgrade to PSU to around 500W. MY GT440 has a TDP of 65W so it runs fine on standard 260W supply. It also support upto 16 Gigs of RAM which is impressive for such a cheap PC.

If I invest another 15-20 Grands on it, bump the RAM to 16 Gigs, the processor to 3rd Gen i5, upgrade the PSU to 750W and get a decent GPU like The Nvidia GT1030 (Cost about Rs. 9,500) then I'm sure it'll pull something much BIGGER like The Hitman 2016 or Resident Evil 7 without much effort!

PAY TO PLAY!

It's like customizing a car! It's costs money, a LOT of money, but the experience will pay off! If you can't afford it then you may want to wait a few years for the GPU prices to go down a tad bit!

[s55]

Even the most advanced gaming PCs get outdated pretty quickly depending on what games you want to play. First check requirements of those game that you intend to play. There are games that don't work well on GTX 1050Ti although its a pretty good card and require 1070 at the least which is quite pricey even compared to 1050Ti.

I would say get a good future proof motherboard first and then start adding bits and pieces as you get more money. You can always upgrade graphics card by exchanging it with a new one. In Karachi, Galaxy does that. I myself bought used Coolermaster PSU from them in half the price and perfect condition. I am sure they would be able to exchange graphics card too.

[k-four-nine]

I quote:
"I would say get a good future proof motherboard first and then start adding bits and pieces"

I respectfully disagree, brother.

Well... Yes, 2nd and 3rd Generation Intel Processors are quite a bit outdated but the thing is, a game relies on GPU much more than CPU!

Try running a modern game on the top of the line 4Ghz i7 and it will run choppy if you GPU isn't up to the task! Hence, hardcore PC builders spend almost 75% of their budget on a GPU and the rest of it goes to the WHOLE system!

A system DOES matter, but not as much as The GPU!

Look at the system requirements of Resident Evil 7 which, BTW, has very realistic graphics and it says:
CPU: Intel i5 4460 (4th Generation) 2.7Ghz.
GPU: Nvidia GTX760.
RAM: 8GB.

This particular processor is basically a lower-mid range CPU in Intel's line-up, but it's up for the task!

So...

Get a future proof GPU and then start adding bits and pieces!