Best Gaming PC under 60000 Rs

60,000 Rs Gaming PC is perfect for most 1080p budget gamer. In this build guide, I’m going to show you the best gaming PC under 60000Rs for 2020. The components I use and the guide will still be relevant even into 2021. If you’re looking for a feature-proof and best gaming PC under 60000Rs. Also, you don’t want any compromises in your gaming experience then, I think I’ve put together a pretty appealing package for 60000Rs.

Some of you guys may think That 60000Rs quite an amount of money, in that case, you can build a 50000Rs gaming PC. 60000Rs by any means is not cheap. But I still think there’s a value when you look at this PC. Because of the quality of components that are used in this best gaming PC under 60000rs build.

For 60000Rs, how I see it is you want a fast and best gaming PC. But you don’t want to overspend. Also, you don’t want to underspend. So if you’re in that category, this PC will be the best gaming PC under 60000Rs for you.

If you’re planning on buying a 1080p 144-hertz monitor for your pc gaming setup with this PC, then a lot of the popular games such as PUBG, CS: GO, Apex Legends, VALORANT, etc. will be able to run at 120+ fps with pretty decent graphical settings.

Before starting the build guide, I will’be mention that the price of the component will vary over time. So the overall price for this PC may be decrease or increase. At the end I also include gaming benchmarks.

Components List For The Best Gaming PC under 60000 Rs:

CPU – Ryzen 3 3300X.
Motherboard – MSI B450M PRO VDH MAX.
Graphics Card – Inno3D GTX 1660 Super.
Memory – Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 16GB 3200MHz.
Power supply – Corsair CX550.
Storage – ADATA 240GB SSD + WD Blue 1TB HDD.
Cabinet – MSI Forge 100M.

Components Review For The Best Gaming PC under 60000 Rs:

CPU (Central Processing Unit)

Let’s start with the processor, which is the 4 cores and 8 threads Ryzen 3 3300X. Despite having only 4cores, this CPU is a solid choice for budget gaming PC. This CPU can turbo boost up to 4.3 gigahertz. The good thing about Ryzen CPU’s is that they all are unlocked processors, which give you the option to overclock the CPU for extra performance. This processor does multi-threading and PCI-e gen 4.0, all on the latest 7mm Ryzen architecture.

You guys may be thinking, why not choose the Ryzen 2600. Both are at a similar price. But Ryzen 2600 offers two more cores and four more threads. Well, here’s why. The Ryzen 3300x is a third-gen processor. Whereas Ryzen 2600 is 2nd-gen. Ryzen 3300X supports AMD game cache designed for faster cache memory and Ryzen advanced memory profiles that will allow for higher memory overclocks.

The overall performance of 3300X is slightly better than 2600 despite the two lesser cores and four lesser threads. The Ryzen 3 3300X will cost you around 11,000 to 12,000Rs. in the online or offline market.

Motherboard

Now for the motherboard, I am choosing the MSI B450M PRO VDH MAX motherboard. Out of the box, it supports 3000 series processors. You don’t need to update the BIOS for compatibility. And let me just cleared that you don’t have to get this exact motherboard for this PC build. You can get any micro ATX or ATX B450 or B550 motherboard for this build, depending on the price and availability you get. Though, there is a reason why I chose this board over some others.

It’s a max series motherboard from MSI. Which, are designed to be better prepared for any future 5th gen Ryzen processor upgrades that most other regular B450 motherboards won’t be able to support as well.

Thanks to its larger 32 megabyte BIOS chip versus 16 megabytes on regular B450 motherboards offer you great value for money. Plus, it comes with all basic features and components such as PCI-e gen3, Audio boost, DDR4 boost for better memory performance, Turbo M.2, etc.

Memory

When you think of Corsair’s memory like their SSD and RAM, you usually think of their high-end stuff like their PCI gen 4.0 m.2 SSD or even their corsair Dominator RGB RAM kits that all go for expensive prices.

But I want to highlight in this best gaming PC under 60000rs build guide, that there are more budget options available which offer great performance, also those aren’t going to break the bank.

And one of those is their 16-gigabyte Corsair RAM Vengeance LPX kit. This runs at 3200 megahertz and it’s gonna be perfect for our 3rd-gen Ryzen processor.

To get full 3200MHz support, you need to enable the XMP profile in the bios. That way, you can get the full usage out of this ram while only paying about 6000Rs out of our pocket for 16 gigabytes of ram.

16Gb will be more than enough for your basic gaming pc that’ll still be pretty good for another like four to five years into the future.

Graphics Card

Now for the bread and butter of this best gaming PC under 60000Rs is the graphics card. We have the GTX 1660super from Inno3D. Now again just like the motherboard I’ve said, you don’t need this exact graphics card. I mean the same brand obviously, you can Go with other brands such as Gigabyte or MSI, etc.

The reason why I’m choosing this Inno3D model is that it’s the cheapest among other brands of graphics cards in the market right now. This GPU will cost you around 19,000Rs to 20,000Rs.

But more importantly, it’s using the GTX 1660 super GPU. The 1660 super is a really powerful graphics card. You get some of Nvidia’s great features, such as game record and streaming built-in.

Talking about performance, the base clock speed is 1530MHz, and the boost clock speed is 1785Mhz. It comes with 6GB of GDDR6 VRAM, and 1408 CUDA cores, which is I believe is enough for 1080p gaming.

Powersupply

For the power supply, I’m choosing the Corsair cx550. But just like the graphics card and just like the motherboard you don’t need this exact power supply to make this gaming pc work.

You can choose some from other brands but the reason why I prefer the cx550 is that it is one of the better budget 80 plus bronze power supplies out there. It can operate at a higher temperature of 40 degrees celsius and also offers some really great features and overall output.

This power supply will cost you around 5000Rs.

Storage (SSD+HDD)

For storage, we use both SSD or HDD. For the SSD I choose 240GB SATA SSD from ADATA. You can install Your operating system and software for snappy responsive and fast booting.

Extra one WD Blue 1TB SATA hard drive for mass storage of your files, photos, videos, and games. 1TB plus 240GB storage will be sufficient for now. In case you need more storage you can add more drive in the future as the motherboard has multiple SATA ports.

Cabinet

For the cabinet, I choose MSI Forge 100M. There is another version which is MSI Forge but it’ll cost more than 100M. The case layout features a non-removal PSU shroud, which divides the chamber into two sections.

On the side, we get 4mm tempered glass, which can easily be installed or removed with 4 thumbscrews.

On top, we have a power button, a reset button, a 3.5mm headphone, and a microphone jack, 2 USB 3.0 ports, and a button to control the LED.

It supports up to ATX motherboard and the GPU clearance is also good. It allows you to install the longest GPU also the radiator.

The other side has 1 inch of clearance, so the cable management shouldn’t be difficult.

On the front, you can add up to 3 120mm or 2 140mm fans. And the radiator up to 240mm. Overall it a really good cabinet at the price of 5000Rs.