I’m pretty new to PC gaming, so I’m mainly looking for good story-driven games with great graphics.
Just purchased these games in autnm sale
- Hogwarts Legacy
- Detroit: Become Human
- Ori and the Will of the Wisps
- Far Cry 5
- Far Cry 6
- Heavy Rain
- Shadow of the Tomb Raider
- The Division 2
- Watch Dogs 2
What should I play first? And any other games I should add to my wishlist?
Is anyone here using a Corsair RM750e ATX 3.1 PSU directly with a pure sine wave inverter that has a switch-over time of ≤10 ms?
The RM750e has a stated hold-up time of 16.7 ms at 100% load. In my country (India), a pure sine wave inverter with a large battery backup can cost around the same as a good UPS, so an inverter setup makes more sense for me overall.
If anyone is using an RM750e with a pure sine wave inverter, please share your experience—especially whether you've had any shutdowns, transfer issues, or other problems during power cuts.
It would really help me make a decision. Thank you!
Is offline Steam activation safe?
I’m considering buying a game through a seller that provides offline Steam account activation instead of a game key. They claim the games are legitimately purchased.
Could this install malware/virus, or are there other risks like scams, account issues, or Steam bans? Is it safe to use on my main PC?
As of today, a PS5 costs around ₹70,000. Adding a 1TB SSD (₹14–15K) and buying pre-owned games like The Last of Us, Spider-Man 2, Assassin’s Creed, etc. for around ₹2–2.5K each can bring the total cost to roughly ₹1–1.05 lakh.
However, the cost of those games can potentially be reduced to around ₹8–10K if you buy pre-owned copies, play them, and resell them.
So, realistically, a PS5 setup would cost around ₹90K–₹1 lakh, depending on how many games you buy.
At today’s prices, I don’t think a PC with comparable gaming performance can be built within this budget. If anyone can suggest a PC configuration that can genuinely match or beat the PS5 at around ₹1 lakh, please share it.
The triple-fan Zotac RTX 5070 was ₹90K, and within 2 minutes it jumped to ₹1 lakh. Now the Zotac dual-fan version is available for ₹92K. Should I just go for the dual-fan one? Is there any significant difference between the dual-fan and triple-fan versions in terms of performance, temperatures, noise, or longevity?
After thinking so much about getting the Zotac RTX 5070 for both productivity and gaming, I finally decided to buy it. I went to the website, got ready to make the ₹90,000 payment, and then my friend called me. I talked to him for just 2 minutes, went back to make the payment...
BOOM 💥 — the price was ₹1,00,000.
WTF 😭
PS5 + Mac mini M6 vs a Gaming PC for Gaming and Productivity — Which Is Better and Which Offers Better Value for Money in the Current Market?
₹1 lakh Mac mini M6 vs ₹2 lakh PC build with RTX 5070 — Use case: content creation + decent gaming.
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I’m confused between these 3 RTX 5070 triple-fan models in India:
Gigabyte Eagle RTX 5070 Triple Fan OC – ₹83,000
MSI RTX 5070 Inspire 3X – ₹83,000
ZOTAC RTX 5070 Triple Fan OC – ₹90,000 — 3+2 = 5 years warranty
My priority is long-term reliability, temperatures, fan noise and after-sales/RMA experience in India. Performance differences should be pretty small, so I’m more concerned about the cooler quality and warranty.
Is the extra ₹7,000 for ZOTAC + 5-year warranty worth it, or should I save the money and go with Gigabyte/ MSI?
If you own any of these cards, please share your real-world temps, noise levels and RMA/warranty experience.
Which one would you personally buy and why?