| Motherboard: B850 is available for the same price |
17k |
| PSU: MSI MAG A850GL | 10k |
| RAM: Crucial Pro 32GB | 7k |
| SSD: Samsung 990 EVO 1TB | 8k |
| Case: daWg X' Series 490 | 5k |
| Misc. (See Below) | 1k |
| Build Cost+Travelling+Sweets+ donations ( ´・・)ノ(._.`) | 2k |
| Total | 50k |
| Cost | |
| CPU: 8700G | 25k |
| GPU | 0k |
| AM5 All CPU/GPU Supported Platform Cost | 50k |
| Total | 75k |
All Intel CPUs from 13th and 14th gen have had a lot of instability issues along with high power draw and high heat.
Intel 15th gen(1xx series) and 16th gen(2xx series) are under review because of last few gen's instability.
AMD is the way to go just for stability itself but more importantely a long list of CPUs that you can use with both the last platform (AM4) and (AM5).
CPUs on AM4 are still very relevant but the problem is the best CPUs on AM4 are still very expensive even after so many years epecially in India. It can be so expensive at the middle or high budget that it will make more sense to go with AM5 CPUs by default.
Note: As much as I hate low VRAM GPU the simple fact is Nvidia's CUDA is very important for running AI/ML tasks locally. And just learning to setup and create such AI/ML tasks on your own and not relying on cloud servers which do it for you is a very importnat skill as in your next job you might have to do it on your own and is a very important skill.
Please read on this a bit more as AMD and Intel are implementing their own version of CUDA but as of June 2025 it was not upto mark.
P.S: This is also the reason I completely reject non-ram upgradable laptops for CS/IT kids because running docker containers by yourself is an important skill and with just a few docker containers you will fill your 32GB RAM very very quickly. Also it helps with multiple virtual machines and running resourse heavy codes which even for Web Development as bloated slow sites are now becoming a norm that don't run on vanilla JavaScript but use some form of Library which brings it's own bloatness.
P.P.S: This is also the reason I write my website in HTML. I hate bloated and slow sites.
P.S: That is the goal of this PSU list. To bring together a simple Tier List that one can open anytime and know if the PSU they are about to order is good or not.
For this reason I have excluded many popular PSUs like Cooler Master's 450W because they will actually turn off when the light switches from grid to inverter(even if it's a sine wave and marked for use in UPS mode) or UPS
| Value (≥) | Details |
|---|---|
| 94-100 | Recommended for high-end builds. |
| 84-93 | Recommended for mid-range builds. |
| 74-83 | Recommended for budget builds using lower-end or older hardware. |
| 64-73 | Suitable for use in home/office builds with no dedicated graphics. |
| 54-63 | Not recommended for use in any systems; avoid. |
| <54 | Unsafe for use; if already in use, disconnect and replace immediately. |
Note: Based on SPL's PSU Tier List for now, but soon this will be based on a lot more research and this line will be removed when it so happens.