Gaming PC Build Under 50000 Rs In India 2023

50,000 Rs Gaming PC, The perfect spot for the most budget gamer. Today we’ll see the Best possible Gaming PC build under 50000 Rs. Gaming PC under 50,000Rs is the cheapest PC you can build with a dedicated graphics card in it. This build targets to play most games on 1080P resolution with 60+fps on medium to high settings in most AAA and FPS games.

All these components are fully compatible with each other, so there’ll not be any bottlenecking issue. I gave a detailed overview of these components and talked about the reason behind choosing that particular part. In the end, I add some benchmarks of some most popular and recent games. So let’s see our components for 50000Rs Gaming PC build. Remember, the price of the components will vary, depend on when and from where you buy.

Note: The Price of the PC parts is skyrocketing due to low stocks. So you may find some parts overpriced. The budget segment graphics cards are started to sell at a flagship price. RAM’s price has been increased up to double. So if there is any component selling high price, just wait for the price to be stable.

Component List For 50000Rs Gaming PC

Total Cost Of This 50000Rs Gaming PC Build

Components	Price as of June 2021
Intel Core I3-10100F	12,699 Rs
MSI B460M-A Pro	7,096 Rs
G.Skill Ripjaws V 8GB	4,146 Rs
Zotac GTX 1650 Super	14,900 Rs
Crucial BX500 480GB	4,897 Rs
Corsair Carbide SPEC-05	3,450 Rs
Corsair VS500 80+	3,420 Rs
Total	50,608 Rs

Components Overview

Processor: Intel Core I3-10100F

Cores	4
Threads	8
Base Clock	3.60 GHz
Boost Clock	4.30 GHz
Cache	6 MB
Max Memory	128 GB

Intel Core I3-10100F is an excellent CPU for budget PCs yet provides decent gaming performance. In 2021 and the upcoming few years, the I3-10100F is the least configuration CPU I can recommend for gaming. With 4-Cores and 8-Threads 10100F delivers a solid 60+ fps in most modern games.

The base clock of this processor is 3.6GHz and can go up to 4.3GHz on full load. You can most 10100F build, paired with GTX 1650 or 1650 super. Without worried about any bottlenecking, this Comet Lake 14nm technology-based CPU can pull out the full potential of any budget graphics card.

With only 65W TDP you’ll not need any beefier cooler to keep this processor cool. However, Intel’s stock cooler is not as good as AMD’s cooler, but due to the tight budget, the stock cooler can do the job done.

Motherboard: MSI B460M-A Pro

Socket	LGA 1200 10th Gen Intel Core
Memory	2 slot up to 64GB 2933Mhz
Graphics	1 x PCI-e 3.0 1 x HDMI 1 x DVI-D
Storage	1 x M.2 6 x SATA
USB Ports	4 x USB 3.2 Gen1 Type A 2 x USB 2.0

For the motherboard, I choose the MSI B460M-A Pro MicroATX board. Although, you can choose any B460 or H410 motherboard. As long as it has enough features and ports you looking for. Every budget motherboards are more or less similar. The Only difference is what and how much it offers.

However, there is something that a budget board is different from an entry-level board. Usually, the differences are the overall quality of the board, VRM, overclocking capabilities, how many M.2 or PCI-e slots it has, how many memory slots it has, etc.

Anyways, talking about MSI B460M-A Pro, the key feature of this motherboard is, it has 2 memory slots that support up to 64GB DDR4 memory. That I believe more than enough memory you need for gaming. Moreover, it has a total of 3 Gen3 PCI-e expansions including 1 PCI-e x16 and 2 PCI-e x1; 1 M.2 slot and 6 SATA ports for faster and better storage.

Talking about connectivity, on back I/O you’ll find 1 HDMI that can support up to 4K UHD, 4 USB 3.0, 2 USB 2.0, 1 Lan port. Overall feature-packed motherboard under budget price.

Graphics Card: Zotac GTX 1650 Super

CUDA Cores	1280
Base Clock	1530Mhz
Boost Clock	1750Mhz
Memory	4GB GDDR6
Memory Speed	12Gbps
Architecture	Turing Shaders

The main component of any Gaming PC is the graphics card. Without a graphics card, you can not expect to have a decent gaming experience. Luckily even in the budget category, you can find GPUs that can give you 60+ FPS in most games.

The GPU I’m using GTX 1650 super. The GTX 1650 super is not the latest and greatest card in the market. But for our 50,000Rs gaming PC build it is a solid graphics card for gaming on 1080p resolution. For those who mostly play heavy modern games, the 1650 super may struggle to deliver constant 60fps on a high setting. In that case, you may have to lower the graphics settings a bit down. But if you mostly play FPS titles then 1650super is the best GPU on budget.

The problem is you can not find them anywhere at least now(June 2021). Even if you find one, whether it from online or offline, the prices are 10x higher than they used to be. So it is better to wait sometime for the price to be stable.

Memory: G.SKILL Ripjaws V 8GB

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For memory, the G.SKILL Ripjaws V 8GB is perfect for our build. It is a single 8GB DDR4 stick that has a maximum frequency of 3000MHz. Our Intel I3-10100F has by default 2666MHz memory support also the mother has a limit of 2933MHz. In that case, more than 3000MHz memory is useless.

There is nothing more to say about memory, like motherboard any decent RAM stick that has at least support 3000Mhz is good to go. However, the amount of total RAM is critical. In 2021 having an 8GB ram stick is a must for playing the latest and greatest AAA titles. Also if you are buying 16GB or more, make sure you two 8GB stick rather than one 16GB. So that you can take advantage of dual-channel memory configuration. Which can affect your fps in gaming.

However, due to the limited 50,000Rs budget, I’m using one 8GB memory stick for now. As for most FPS games like Valorant, APEX, or CS:GO 8GB memory is good. But later down in the future do consider upgrading your memory at least up to 16GB.

SSD: Crucial BX500 480GB

Form Factor	2.5 inch
Interface	SATA 6Gb/s
Read	540 MB/s
Write	500 MB/s

In 2023 an SSD is the only recommended storage option, no matter for what reason you build the PC. Whether the PC is for gaming, productivity, or even casual usage, an SSD can deliver you the fastest possible experience in file transfer, application and games loading, or even booting the Windows.

For this build, I choose the Crucial BX500 480GB SATA SSD. I know the amount of storage is quite low. As SSD is costlier than a normal HDD, also keeps the overall budget under 50,000, the Crucial BX500 480GB is what you can get. Sure a 1TB HDD costs you less as well as gives you extra storage but you may compromise the speed that an SSD can give you.

PSU: Corsair Spec-05

Form Factor	ATX
Motherboard Support	ATX or Mini ITX or Micro ATX
Front IO	USB3.0 x 1, USB2.0 x 1, Mic x 1 / Audio x 1, Reset Button
Maximum Fans Support	6
Water Cooling Support	up to 240mm

The overall power consumption of this 50,000Rs gaming PC is 250-300W. With that keep in mind and making ourselves a little bit future proof a 500W power supply would perfect. The Corsair VS500 is a solid 80+ certified non-modular power supply.

I always recommend don’t cheat, at least on the power supply. I could go for a cheap 400W power supply as we don’t have that many watts anyways. But still, As, this is the component that delivers power to all of your other components, wrong power delivery may decrease the life span.

Power Supply: Corsair VS500 80+

While choosing a cabinet make sure you have enough space inside the case for your components. Especially for the motherboard and Graphics card. Not all motherboard comes in the same size. The board we are using is a Micro-ATX so with that keep in mind the Corsair Carbide SPEC-05 is a perfect case for our build.

It is a mid-tower cabinet with a tempered side panel on it. This an ATX form factor cabinet, meaning you can insert a full ATX motherboard without any issue. Besides form factor, this case supports a 3 x 120mm or 2 x 140mm fan on front, 2 x 120mm or 2 x 140 mm on top, and 1 x 120mm fan on back for better cooling. It has also support for a 240mm radiator on the front if you seek to liquid cooking your PC.

Peripherals For This Gaming PC

Mouse

Keyboard

Monitor

Overview Of This 50,000Rs Gaming PC

We have talked about all components for this PC. Now talk about this overall build. 50,000Rs is not a great amount of money for a high-end gaming PC. In fact, with this PC you can expect a decent performance. This build is great for those who are new to PC gaming. There is a lot of options for this PC to upgrade in the future. You can upgrade the memory, storage, or maybe a better GPU like GTX 1660 or 1660 super, etc. Here are some questions you might have about this Gaming PC under 50000Rs.

How Good Is This 50000Rs Gaming PC Can Perform? The combination of Intel Core I3-10100F with GTX 1650super can allow you to play all the popular FPS titles like Valorant, Apex, Warzone on high setting with 60+ fps. Talking about modern AAA titles, however, this PC may compromise in high graphics setting to deliver an average of 60 fps. But still can be able to reach 55-60 fps on medium settings.

How Much Upgradeability Option Do I Have? Well, as I said you have tons of options to upgrade. The first upgrade you can do is the memory. Right now we’re using a single 8GB ram stick, you can later purchase another 8GB to get a total of 16GB memory, which is sweet for gaming nowadays. However, you cant put more than 2 RAM sticks on the motherboard. So to do that you may upgrade to the motherboard as well.

Besides memory, as we have a limited 480GB SSD, you might need another 1TB of storage device for your games. Maybe later down in the future, you want the CPU to upgrade. I5 or I7 unlock processors could be better options.

Can You Overclock The Processor? Unfortunately, you can not overclock this Intel I3-10100F. As I said before, other than Intel “K” series processor can not be overclocked. So in terms of overclocking, you can’t do that.

Do You Need After Market Cooler For This PC? An aftermarket cooler is a very good option than relly on the stock cooler. Intel’s stock cooler is not that great. So if you notice your PC gets too high, you may want to change the cooler. However, the cooler is not the only reason for temperature increase. Here are the reasons for the PC temperature increase. If you can increase your budget, you can add a CPU cooler to your list.

50000Rs Gaming PC Build Benchmarks

All games are tested on a 1080p high setting. Those games which frame rates below 60fps are tested at medium settings. If you want to check other game benchmarks, you can use online tools like howmanyfps.

Conclusion

As you can see from the benchmark, now you have a better understanding of how this 50,000Rs gaming PC will perform. Most popular FPS titles can give you way than just 60 fps. Also, some high graphics demand games, on medium settings you can get on average 70-80fps.

Overall a very good budget PC for those who are new to PC gaming. So what do you think? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.