Best Gaming PC Build Under 50000

This is a great budget segment Gaming PC Build under 50000 for starters. You get an excellent choice of components with this budget that makes your build capable of handling any game you throw at it in 1080p medium to high settings with at least 60 Frame Rates per second. With games like CS:GO, you should be able to get even more than 100 FPS.

This may not be the latest one in AMD’s processor lineup, but it’s one of the best processors available under rupees 15000 and really helps budget gamers. Despite being from the previous generation of processors,  the 3600 still offers 6 cores/12 threads and comes with a base clock speed of 3.6GHz and a boost clock speed of 4.2GHz. This should be more than enough needed to handle most demanding 1080p gaming at medium settings or even max with many games. It can carry other medium-high workloads just as efficiently as it does the gaming.

The MSI B450M PRO-M2 Max is a very basic motherboard but it is reliable for budget segment builds like this one. Not only it is compatible with Ryzen’s 1st, 2nd and 3rd gen processors but also can carry up to 32 GB of DDR4 memory clocked at a maximum of 3466 MHz via 2 channel slots. If you configure this with the Ryzen 5 5500 we are recommending, you wouldn’t have to worry about BIOS updates.

We usually recommend Patriot’s Viper Steel as these are cheap yet efficient memory for your setups. Even though it lacks RGB it doesn’t look bad. The Steel in its name refers to the alluring dark grey of its aluminium heat spreader rather than its composition. As for the viper, you’ll see it bare its fangs menacingly at the centre of each DIMM. Overall it gives a rugged impression which in fact does look cool. It’s usually not worth buying DDR5 ram(s) as they don’t give much of a boost to the performance despite being almost double the price of DDR4 technology so, as always we’ve chosen these DDR4 rams clocked at 3000 Mhz. They also come with XMP 2.0 for you overclocking folks out there.

Graphics Card is the heart of a gamer’s PC, unless you have a really powerful processor with a great iGPU, having no GPU in your system is gonna give you a really hard time even on low graphical settings. The Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 Ti is the way to go for 1080p gaming. It has enough graphical power for most of the big gaming titles without having an issue. Unlike the RTX series of the graphics card, it is mostly available on Amazon and other retailer sites both online or offline. It has also proven itself against its competition the RX 850 across most titles, even some of the most demanding games.

A solid-state drive is an essential component of a gaming PC and it’s highly recommended that you install your operating system onto it as it exponentially increases your PC’s total read & writes speed thus, making the booting time and file transfers a lot faster when compared to hard drives. This SSD has 480 GB of storage capacity and it would be enough to hold 2-5 big games alongside your OS and other things like pictures etc.

I would not say that this one’s the best, but this Ant eSports cabinet brings quite a quality to this build at a very affordable price. The case features an aesthetically pleasing design with an LED strip on the front panel and even comes with a 120mm Fan pre-installed. It supports 2 x HDH, 2 x SSD and 7 PCI Slots and also liquid cooling (120 / 240 mm x 1 Front, 120 mm x 1 Rear). The airflow is also acceptable for our requirements.

The built quality is very robust. The paint job makes it look very elegant and the honeycomb-like perforation is decent enough. You may experience a slight increase in noise coming out of the fan under heavy loads because it’s increasing the RPM to keep it cool, but usually, it’s barely even heard when under normal workloads. The power supply unit is itself quite cheap for its quality and is a great option for those looking for a value for money 500 Watt PSU for their budget gaming PC builds.