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A buying guide for India

Gaming PC price
in India,
what each
budget buys.

Pick your budget below. Each one shows the graphics card it buys, the frame rates to expect, a real PC we built at that price, and what you give up. We ship to any city in India.

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What does your budget get you?

For each budget: the graphics card and its specs, the frame rates (fps, frames a second; 60 and up feels smooth; all without DLSS, NVIDIA’s frame booster), a real PC we built at that price, and the honest trade-off. Every price includes GST.

“Half of our quotes” is the middle half: a quarter of our quotes for that card came in lower and a quarter higher, depending on the processor, memory, storage and case. That’s why neighbouring ranges overlap.

Gaming PC under ₹2 lakh

₹1.5–2 lakh

Made for 1440p: big games at 60–75 fps on the highest settings.

An RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB graphics card with two fans (PNY)
The graphics card RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB

Or AMD’s RX 9060 XT 16 GB, the card in the PC we show here. The frame rates are the RTX 5060 Ti’s.

RTX 5060 TiRX 9060 XT
Graphics memory16 GB16 GB
Memory typeGDDR7GDDR6
Power rating180 W160 W

Example shown: PNY RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB. The brand depends on stock.

A PC we built, Sep 2026 RX 9060 XT 16 GB + Ryzen 5 7500F
  • G.Skill Ripjaws 16 GB DDR5, 5600 MHz
  • Corsair MP600 Elite 1 TB, NVMe Gen4
  • Cooler Master A750BN, 750 W, 80 Plus Bronze

At full load on our bench: CPU 70.4 °C, GPU 64 °C

This PC, as built, GST included ₹1,55,791

Full parts list

Frame rates, highest settings, without DLSS

ScreenBig gamesCS2
RTX 5060 Ti
1080p85–105300–380
1440p60–75200–250
4K40100–140

The dashed line is 60 fps: above it, big games feel smooth. CS2 is Counter-Strike 2 on high, on the same Ryzen 7 9800X3D test PC. With the Ryzen 5 in these PCs, expect it to run lower.

  • Processor A 6-core Ryzen 5, such as the 9600X or 7500F
  • Screen A sharp 27-inch 1440p monitor
  • Whole PC From ₹1.5 lakh. Half of our RTX 5060 Ti quotes land at ₹1.9–2.1 lakh.

What you give up 4K on top settings: about 40 fps in big games. Counter-Strike 2 at 1440p averages 200–250 fps even on the Ryzen 7 9800X3D test PC, so it won’t always keep up with a 240 Hz monitor.

Gaming PC under ₹3 lakh

₹2–3 lakh

Faster 1440p: big games at 80–95 fps on the highest settings.

An RTX 5070 graphics card with three fans (MSI Ventus 3X)
The graphics card RTX 5070 12 GB
Graphics memory12 GB
Memory typeGDDR7
Power rating250 W

Example shown: MSI RTX 5070 Ventus 3X. The brand depends on stock.

A PC we built, Sep 2026 RTX 5070 12 GB + Ryzen 7 9700X
  • Kingston 32 GB (2 × 16 GB) DDR5, 6000 MHz CL36
  • WD Black SN7100 1 TB, NVMe Gen4
  • MSI MAG A750BN, 750 W, 80 Plus Bronze

At full load on our bench: CPU 68.6 °C, GPU 69 °C

This PC, as built, GST included ₹2,38,204

Full parts list

Frame rates, highest settings, without DLSS

ScreenBig gamesCS2
RTX 5070
1080p115–135430–490
1440p80–95290–360
4K45–55150–190

The dashed line is 60 fps: above it, big games feel smooth. CS2 is Counter-Strike 2 on high, on the same Ryzen 7 9800X3D test PC. With the Ryzen 5 in these PCs, expect it to run lower.

  • Processor Most often a 6-core Ryzen 5 9600X in our quotes
  • Screen A 1440p monitor
  • Whole PC Half of our RTX 5070 quotes land at ₹2.0–2.7 lakh.

What you give up Smooth 4K on top settings: 45–55 fps in big games. For 60–70 fps at 4K you need an RTX 5070 Ti, with 16 GB; our builds with it start at ₹2.6 lakh.

Gaming PC under ₹5 lakh

₹3–5 lakh

Made for 4K: big games at 60–70 fps on the highest settings with an RTX 5070 Ti, 65–75 with an RTX 5080.

An RTX 5070 Ti 16 GB graphics card in front of its box (ASUS Prime)
The graphics card RTX 5070 Ti or RTX 5080
RTX 5070 TiRTX 5080
Graphics memory16 GB16 GB
Memory typeGDDR7GDDR7
Power rating300 W360 W

Example shown: ASUS Prime RTX 5070 Ti. The brand depends on stock.

A PC we built, Sep 2026 RTX 5070 Ti 16 GB + Ryzen 7 9700X
  • Colorful Battle-AX 32 GB (2 × 16 GB) DDR5, 6000 MHz
  • WD Black SN7100 2 TB, NVMe Gen4
  • Cooler Master 850 W, 80 Plus Gold, modular

At full load on our bench: CPU 77.9 °C, GPU 74 °C

This PC, as built, GST included ₹3,18,732

Full parts list

Frame rates, highest settings, without DLSS

ScreenBig gamesCS2
RTX 5070 Ti
1080p135–155500–570
1440p100–115360–430
4K60–70190–250
RTX 5080
1080p145–165560–610
1440p110–130410–470
4K65–75220–280

The dashed line is 60 fps: above it, big games feel smooth. CS2 is Counter-Strike 2 on high, on the same Ryzen 7 9800X3D test PC.

  • Processor An 8-core Ryzen 7: the 9800X3D in our typical build, a 9700X in the one shown
  • Screen A 4K monitor or a big 4K TV
  • Whole PC Half of our quotes land at ₹2.9–3.5 lakh with an RTX 5070 Ti, ₹4.0–4.7 lakh with an RTX 5080.

What you give up The RTX 5080 adds about 5 fps at 4K over the 5070 Ti in these averages, while the middle of our 5080 quotes sits about ₹1.1–1.2 lakh higher (whole PCs, not just the cards). And 100 fps at 4K on top settings takes an RTX 5090.

Between ₹5 and ₹8.5 lakh? Our usual builds jump from RTX 5080 PCs (three quarters of those quotes come in under ₹4.7 lakh) to RTX 5090 PCs (from ₹8.5 lakh). Tell us your budget and games, and we’ll quote what it buys.

Gaming PC above ₹8.5 lakh

₹8.5 lakh and up

4K at 100–110 fps on the highest settings without DLSS, on an RTX 5090.

An RTX 5090 graphics card with three fans (MSI Gaming Trio)
The graphics card RTX 5090 32 GB
Graphics memory32 GB
Memory typeGDDR7
Power rating575 W

Example shown: MSI RTX 5090 Gaming Trio. The brand depends on stock.

Our biggest recent build RTX 5090 + Ryzen 9 9950X3D
  • 64 GB memory
  • 2 TB storage
  • 360 mm liquid cooler with a screen
  • Lian Li Lancool 217 case

At full load on our bench: CPU 78 °C, GPU 77 °C

Its price isn’t published; our ₹8.5 lakh+ builds typically run ₹8.5–12.5 lakh

See our published builds

Frame rates, highest settings, without DLSS

ScreenBig gamesCS2
RTX 5090
1080p180–205730–750
1440p150–165570–620
4K100–110350–420

The dashed line is 60 fps: above it, big games feel smooth. CS2 is Counter-Strike 2 on high, on the same Ryzen 7 9800X3D test PC.

  • Processor A 16-core Ryzen 9 9950X3D or 9950X
  • Screen A fast 4K monitor
  • Whole PC From ₹8.5 lakh. Half of our RTX 5090 quotes land at ₹9.3–12.0 lakh.

What you give up Value. In these averages the 5090 gives about half again the 4K frames of a 5080 (100–110 against 65–75), while the middle of our 5090 quotes is more than twice the 5080’s, for the whole PC. It also needs a 1200 W or bigger power supply.

Where the numbers come from. Frame rates are averages published by Tweakers, Tom’s Hardware and TechPowerUp, all tested with a Ryzen 7 9800X3D. Whole-PC prices span the middle 50% of what we quoted since April 2026 for PCs built around each card. Card memory and power ratings are NVIDIA’s and AMD’s published specs. Your games and prices will vary.

See every RTX 50 card Every PC we’ve published

Which card does your monitor need?

The cheapest card that keeps big games above 60 fps on the highest settings, and Counter-Strike 2 above 240 fps (above 120 fps at 4K). Find your screen, then read across.

Your monitorFor big gamesFor esports (Counter-Strike 2)
1080p Full HDBig games RTX 5060 Ti 85–105 fps · half of our quotes ₹1.9–2.1 lakhEsports RTX 5060 Ti 300–380 fps · half of our quotes ₹1.9–2.1 lakh
1440p Sharp 27-inchBig games RTX 5060 Ti 60–75 fps · half of our quotes ₹1.9–2.1 lakhEsports RTX 5070 290–360 fps · half of our quotes ₹2.0–2.7 lakh
4K Big monitor or TVBig games RTX 5070 Ti 60–70 fps · half of our quotes ₹2.9–3.5 lakhEsports RTX 5070 150–190 fps · half of our quotes ₹2.0–2.7 lakh

Why the same card twice? The RTX 5060 Ti already clears 60 fps at 1440p, so it covers 1080p too. Prefer AMD? Our ₹1.5–2 lakh builds also use the Radeon RX 9060 XT 16 GB in its place; the published tests above don’t cover it, so ask us how it suits your games.

What should a gaming PC quote list?

Use this on any quote, ours or another shop’s. If a line is missing or vague, ask for it before you pay.

The quote checklist

Under each line, how it reads on the build sheet of our RTX 5070 PC in the ₹2–3 lakh budget.

Two white Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 memory sticks on the motherboard of our RTX 5070 PC
The memory line: two Kingston 16 GB DDR5 sticks
The Thermaltake liquid cooler’s screen and white tubes above the graphics card in our RTX 5070 PC
The cooling line: its Thermaltake 360 mm liquid cooler
  1. Power supply: brand, model and wattage

    “750 W” alone doesn’t say which unit you get. Ask for the model and its efficiency rating, such as 80 Plus Bronze or Gold.

    Reads like MSI MAG A750BN, 750 W, 80 Plus Bronze

  2. Motherboard: the exact board and chipset

    The chipset (B850, X870, Z890 and so on) decides the board’s features, from drive slots to USB ports.

    Reads like MSI B850M Gaming Plus WiFi 6E (B850 chipset)

  3. Memory: size, speed and timing

    Two matched sticks, the speed in MHz and the latency (CL). “32 GB RAM” leaves all three out.

    Reads like Kingston 32 GB (2 × 16 GB) DDR5, 6000 MHz, CL36

  4. Storage: NVMe, and which generation

    “1 TB SSD” could be a SATA drive, which reads far slower than an NVMe drive. Look for NVMe and PCIe Gen4 or Gen5.

    Reads like WD Black SN7100 1 TB, NVMe PCIe Gen4: 7,220 MB/s read, measured on that PC

  5. Cooling and airflow

    The CPU cooler by name and the fans that come fitted in the case. Ask for temperatures at full load.

    Reads like Thermaltake TH360-S V3, 360 mm liquid cooler: CPU 68.6 °C at full load

  6. Warranty: who, how long, what’s excluded

    Who takes the call when a part fails, for how many years, and what isn’t covered, written down before you pay.

    Reads like Ours: 3 years of free labour, diagnosis and claim handling; parts under each maker’s warranty

  7. An itemised GST invoice, made out to you

    Each part with its own line and price. Makers ask for proof of purchase when you claim a part’s warranty.

    Reads like Ours: NVSX Electronics LLP, GSTIN 27AAPFN9957Q1ZV

  8. Have a quote from another shop?

    Put its parts list in the quote form’s notes and we’ll check it against these seven lines, free.

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Custom or prebuilt?

Both can be good buys. We don’t sell prebuilts: every PC we sell is built to order, so a custom build takes longer. You get a dispatch date when you confirm.

A prebuilt is fine if

  • You need the PC this week.
  • The seller names every part, down to the checklist above.
  • The price is close to what those parts cost on their own.

Go custom if

  • You want particular parts, a particular case or a quieter build.
  • You want the PC sized to one monitor or one game.
  • You want to see full-load temperatures before it ships.
  • You edit video or work in 3D as well. Our editing and 3D PCs start from the software you use.

Want the long version? Our guide compares both, part by part.Prebuilt vs custom gaming PC

Buying from outside Pune?

Quotes and support run on WhatsApp and the phone, so your city changes very little.

Paying
Half when you confirm the quote, the balance before the PC leaves us. UPI, bank transfer or card; your card’s bank can turn a card payment into EMI.
Tested before it’s packed
Every PC runs at full load on our bench while we log its temperatures. The numbers and photos of your own PC reach you before it ships.
Packed and insured
A double-walled box, foam all round and film over the glass, sent by insured courier to any city in India.
If it arrives faulty
Report it within 72 hours, with an unedited unboxing video, and we repair or replace it.
Support and claims from a distance
We help by phone and remote session. In the first 30 days we pay shipping both ways for a fix; after that, you send it to us and we pay to send it back. For 3 years labour, diagnosis and claim handling are free and we deal with the makers; parts follow each maker’s warranty.
Doorstep help, if you want it
Optional Premium support stretches the warranty to 4, 5 or 6 years for 5%, 9% or 12% of the PC’s price. It adds shipping paid both ways after the first month, a loaner part while yours is replaced, and help at your door in major metros (ask about your city).

In or near Pune? Our Pune page has the workshop address and opening hours.Custom PCs in Pune

Gaming PC buyers ask us.

Money, cards, delivery and warranty. Not answered here? Put your question in the form below.

How much should I spend on a gaming PC in India?

Match it to your monitor. Half of our quotes for a PC around an RTX 5060 Ti land at ₹1.9–2.1 lakh (made for 1440p); around an RTX 5070 Ti, ₹2.9–3.5 lakh (4K); around an RTX 5090, ₹9.3–12.0 lakh. All with GST, and our builds start at ₹1.5 lakh.

Is ₹2 lakh enough for 1440p gaming?

Yes. In published tests an RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB averages 60–75 fps in big games at 1440p on the highest settings, without DLSS. Half of our quotes for PCs built around it land at ₹1.9–2.1 lakh.

What is the cheapest way to play at 4K?

An RTX 5070 Ti: 60–70 fps in big games at 4K on the highest settings, before DLSS. Half of our quotes for a PC around it land at ₹2.9–3.5 lakh, and our builds with it start at ₹2.6 lakh. Turning DLSS on raises those frame rates.

Is the RTX 5080 worth it over the RTX 5070 Ti?

In the averages we use, the gap at 4K is about 5 fps (65–75 against 60–70). The middle of our 5080 quotes sits about ₹1.1–1.2 lakh higher, for the whole PC, not just the card. Tell us your games and we’ll quote both side by side.

Do I need an RTX 5090?

Only for 4K at 100–110 fps on the highest settings without DLSS. Half of our 5090 quotes land at ₹9.3–12.0 lakh, more than twice the middle of our 5080 quotes.

Can you deliver a gaming PC to my city?

Yes, anywhere in India, by insured courier, in a double-walled box with foam all round and film over the glass. Ask for the courier time to your city with your quote.

How long until I get my PC?

Your itemised quote usually comes the same day. When you confirm with the 50% advance, you get a dispatch date in writing; the courier time to your city comes on top of that.

How do warranty claims work if I’m not in Pune?

Call or WhatsApp us. We start by phone and remote session. If it has to come back in the first 30 days, we pay shipping both ways; after that, you send it and we pay the return. For 3 years, labour, diagnosis and claim handling are free; parts follow each maker’s warranty.

How do I pay, and can I use EMI?

Half when you confirm, the balance before dispatch, by UPI, bank transfer or card. For EMI, pay by credit card and ask your card’s bank to convert it.

Do you build with AMD Radeon cards?

Yes. We’re an authorised partner of both AMD and NVIDIA. The PC shown in the ₹1.5–2 lakh budget uses a Radeon RX 9060 XT 16 GB.

Can you check a quote I got somewhere else?

Yes, free. Send the parts list on WhatsApp and we’ll go through it line by line, using the checklist on this page.

Have a budget? Get it itemised.

Send your budget, your games and your monitor. The quote is free and names every part line by line, like the checklist above.

  1. An itemised quote Every part named, power supply to case, on WhatsApp.
  2. A dispatch date In writing, once you confirm with half the price.
  3. Insured delivery Packed for the courier and sent to your city.

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