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I would thank you or like your post but I don't have ability for either.

If you buy i5-10400 or Ryzen 3300x, you'll have to do a complete platform upgrade, including changing your motherboard and RAM. Can you do a complete platform upgrade in $350? Or you can buy i7 3770 and add an SSD.

Assassins' Creed: Unity was buggy when it was released and could still be buggy.

There is nothing in the SPD tab of CPU-Z. Everything is grey.

Are there any utilities which allow me to know the RAM kit number? The motherboard is Gigabyte B450 S2H. The PSU is an off brand one but I tried with a branded one too and it had the same problem. XMP is not enabled, either it is not available in my motherboard or the RAM I have doesn't support...

So this is my PC configuration and I'm getting TDR crashes with minutes of starting a game CPU: Ryzen 3 3200G GPU: RX 570 8GB but currently using GTX 750 Ti RAM: 8GB DDR4 M.2 drive 2TB HDD 500W PSU Windows 11 latest I ran stability tests but I couldn't find issues, but whenever I run games...

I have RX 570 8GB and Ryzen 3 3200G. I'm from India so I can spend around Rs. 16,000.

Thanks for the welcome. Here is the link to the monitor I'm considering: https://www.benq.com/en-ap/monitor/entertainment/ew2480-24-inch.html [Mod edit: fixed link, removed unnecessary quotes.]

As I wrote I added AMD for variety.

It really depends on what kind of gamer you are and what type of games you play, are you a demanding gamer who wants to play latest games at highest settings at high framerate? Then your MB, CPU and GPU will not hold up. If you are a normal gamer, your GPU can play latest blockbuster games with...

You don't have many upgrade paths processor wise and increasing your RAM to 16GB is going to make marginal improvement. Only your SSD, HDD and PSU are good enough to be used in your new build. Upgrading CPU(I'm thinking FX-8350) and RAM would be a waste of money, you are better off saving up for...

Your CPU should be alright for a year or two, developers haven't improved their skills to make use of more than 4 threads for games, your CPU has 4 cores and processes 4 threads. It is your GPU, GTX 1050 which will cause problems for games, but I think it should be able to run Witcher 3...

I'm considering a monitor which has HDR support but it's max brightness is 250 nits. I presently have a monitor which has the same brightness but it doesn't support HDR. Is it a gimmick or how would the new monitor support HDR when my present monitor isn't supporting HDR with same brightness...