PC Build Under 3 Lakh (AMD)

What You're Getting Performance-Wise You've got a solid setup with the Ryzen 7 9700X at the core - it's one of AMD's newer chips that handles pretty much anything you throw at it, whether you're gaming or doing work stuff. The Gigabyte X870 motherboard gives you all the latest features and room to grow, plus built-in WiFi so you don't need extra adapters. That 32GB of DDR5-6800 RAM is honestly overkill for most people right now, but it means you won't have to worry about running out of memory anytime soon, and those speeds really help the Ryzen chip perform at its best.

Gaming Setup The RTX 5070 Ti with 16GB is where this build really shines for gaming. You're looking at smooth 1440p gaming on high settings for basically everything out there, and it'll handle 4K pretty well too. The extra VRAM means you won't run into memory issues with newer games that are getting more demanding. The 1TB NVMe drive from Lexar is fast enough that games load almost instantly, and you'll have plenty of space for your main games without constantly juggling storage.

Keeping Things Cool and Powered The liquid cooler from ASUS should keep your CPU nice and cool even under heavy loads, plus it looks good with the RGB lighting if you're into that. The Geek Puzzle case seems like an interesting choice - hopefully it has decent airflow and cable management space. The 850W power supply gives you plenty of headroom, so you won't be pushing it hard and it should run efficiently. For under 300k, you're getting a machine that'll handle current games maxed out and should stay relevant for years without needing major upgrades.