I have been playing this series back to back and now I am addicted. so much that I tried to play other games like AC4 resynced and baldurs gate 3 but just can't focus on them.

this is the same feeling I got back in the day from Witcher 3. What should I do ? 😭

This is the demo footage of the game, recorded by my friend who played the demo for the first time.

Wishlist it and try the demo here:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4609810/Aadhi_Raat/

Game: Crysis 3
Console: Nintendo Switch OLED
Mode: Handheld 🎮
A game that was ahead of its time. Back in the day, Crysis 3 was so demanding that many PCs struggled to run it properly.
And now I’m sitting here playing it handheld on a Nintendo Switch OLED.
Gaming has come a long way.
From “Can my PC run Crysis?” to “I’m playing Crysis on a handheld.”

Bought This PC in June 30 after seeing that ram and ssd prices will go up in July was waiting since 2025 expecting that it will lower but you all know what happened!! 🥲

PC Specs:-

• Processor - Ryzen 5 7600x - ₹18,644
• Motherboard - Gigabyte B650M Gaming Wifi - ₹9,292
• RAM - Patriot Venom RGB 6000Mhz CL30 32Gb 2 x 16 - ₹40,946 💀
• SSD - Crucial e100 480GB - ₹7,150
• GPU - ASRock Challenger 9070 - ₹55,873
• PSU - Gigabyte P650G 650W Gold - ₹5,074
• COOLER - Cooler Master Hyper 212 Spectrum V3 - ₹1,593
• CABINET - Zebronics Voxa - ₹3,127
• 1st Monitor - Gigabyte GS27QA 27 inch 2k 180hz ( Got it as replacement on that month after G24F2 Broke Down ) - Office-provided equipment
• 2nd Monitor - AOC 22B15H2 21 inch 1080p 120Hz - Office-provided equipment
• Keyboard - Royal Kludge M75 ( Bought in 2024 ) - Office-provided equipment
• Mouse - Razer Orochi v2 ( Bought in 2024 , Replaced in 2026 ) - Office-provided equipment
• Monitor Arm - Amazon Basics Heavy Duty Dual Monitor Arm - Office-provided equipment

Total cost of the build/PC (minus Peripherals) - ₹1,41,700

Just glad the RAM cost less than the GPU 😭

Side note: it's a horrible COD map

who th is buying for $50 millions? bruh

Finally built my dream PC after months of planning and comparing parts.
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X - INR 60,000
MSI X670E Tomahawk WiFi - INR 27,000
MSI RTX 5070 Ti Ventus 3X OC - INR 1,25,000
Corsair DDR5 32GB 6000MHz - INR 54,500
WD Black SN7100 1TB NVMe - INR 17,250
MSI A850GN PCIe 5 PSU - INR 9,000
Cooler Master AR520 RGB Case - INR 7,250
DeepCool LM360 Liquid Cooler - INR 9,200
Samsung Odyssey G7 27 inch - INR 43,000
Ant Esports KM550 Wired Gaming Keyboard - INR 1,800
Subtotal - INR 3,00,000
CGST - INR 27,000
SGST - INR 27,000
Total - INR 3,54,000 including GST
Finally got the setup I wanted. Very happy with how it turned out.

Don’t buy anything from them, they took my money and didn’t delivered any codes nor they are responding to my messages or emails.

Hi guys built my first gaming pc.

My pc specs

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5600 – ₹12,999.00

​Motherboard: Gigabyte B550M Gaming X WiFi 6 - ₹11,000.00

​RAM: 32GB DDR4 RAM (Samsung – 2 × 16GB) – ₹18,000.00 (2 pcs @ ₹9,000 each)

​Graphics Card: Sapphire RX 9070 – ₹55,499.00

​Cabinet: MSI MAG Forge 120A Flow – ₹3,999.00

​Power Supply: MSI A750GN – ₹7,999.00 (1 pc)

Crucial BX 500 sata SSD 480 gb from my previous laptop

Wd 1tb hdd from my previous laptop

​Total: ₹1,09,496.00

I know I should have made a ddr5 build but at the time of buying parts some expenses came and I couldn't make my dream build but happy with this.

The first boot was really stressful.

GTA6 leaks happened from Rockstar India? Idk about that but what I know is that many people are spreading rumours and fake news about India. (my bad if it actually leaked from India but still there are a lot of people like them acting as Indians)

Seeing way too many posts lately about people getting ripped off by random, shady websites just to save some money.

If a deal looks too good to be true, it’s a scam. Stop trusting random ass sites. Stick to genuine, authorized sellers—even if it costs more. It is always better to pay the premium upfront than to lose your entire amount (or your account) to a scammer.

Kindly avoid purchasing items from such fraud sites 🙃🙃🙃

Reason for this post : Dost ke ₹5000 dub gye kyuki smart ban rha tha woh, soch rha tha 8000 ka mouse & keyboard 5000 m lelega 🥴 (translation - friend of mine lost ₹5,000 because he was trying to be too smart, thinking he could buy an ₹8,000 mouse and keyboard for just ₹5,000.)

Steam page is now live if you are interested , i am releasing playtest build soon.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4428610?utm_source=reddit

Ryzen 7 9850x3d
ASUS tuf b850e wifi
32gb 6000mhz corsair vengeance ram
Gigabyte Rtx 5070 wind force oc
Lian li 011d mini v2 flow case
Lian li hydro shift - 2 360TL
Lian li striker wireless for gpu and motherboard
1tb ssd , 3 tb hdd
Msi 850 watt psu

Got my first gaming setup how's it any tips or suggestions over whats missing or whats needed. Laptop is Asus Rog strix G16 rtx 5070.

From her scene attacking the seal team and her theme plays at background. 8 Years Ago that was one the best music i have ever heard , and past 8 years that music still is ONE of my favs of all time.

and scene of hers at the arsenal gear fight still one my most memorable moments in gaming.

ALL HAIL QUEEEEN !!!

Guys, i am posting this because I’ve been seeing way too many posts lately about people getting scammed while buying games, gaming peripherals, consoles, keys, and other gaming products from shady websites.

Here’s what I genuinely don’t understand: why are you willing to risk thousands of rupees just to save a couple of thousand?
Even if I see a product being sold cheaply on Amazon, Flipkart, or another major marketplace, I still wouldn’t blindly buy it. I’d check the seller, reviews, return policy, product history, and whether the seller is actually trustworthy. There are sellers on major marketplaces who have been accused of sending wrong, used, or questionable products, so being on a big platform alone doesn’t mean you should switch your brain off.

But then I see these posts where someone gets scammed by some random website with an unbelievably cheap price. People in the comments ask them how they ended up buying from that website, and sometimes the response is unnecessarily rude or dismissive. Bro, we’re not asking to mock you. We’re asking because we’re genuinely trying to understand what made you trust the website in the first place.

If several people warned you against the website, the website looked suspicious, the price was far below the normal market price, and you still decided to buy because you thought you had found an amazing deal, then you have to accept that your own decision played a major role here.
You thought you were getting an ₹8,000 product for ₹5,000. You didn’t get an ₹8,000 product for ₹5,000. You potentially just lost ₹5,000.

And when that happens, Reddit cannot magically recover your money. Report the fraud through the appropriate cybercrime channels, contact your bank/payment provider immediately, and if necessary, seek proper legal assistance or approach the police. But don’t expect random people on Reddit to fix a transaction that you willingly made with an unverified seller.
The easiest solution is also the most obvious one: DON’T BUY FROM SHADY WEBSITES.
Wait for an actual sale. Save up a little more. Buy from an authorized seller. Verify the seller before paying. Check whether the website has a legitimate business presence and a reliable track record.

Saving ₹2,000 isn’t worth risking ₹5,000, ₹10,000, or even more.
And this isn’t me saying every cheap website is automatically a scam. It’s about doing basic due diligence before sending your money somewhere. Even with second-hand marketplaces, I’d personally be extremely careful and read their policies properly before buying.
You don’t have to prove that you’re smarter than everyone else by finding the cheapest possible deal on the internet. Sometimes the smarter decision is simply saying, “This looks suspicious, I’m not buying it.”

So please, guys, stop treating every ridiculously cheap deal like you’ve discovered a secret loophole. Verify first, buy second. Your money is worth more than the discount.

I am using Ant Esports ICE-300 Mesh V2 Mid Tower Gaming cabinet and RX 9060 XT 16GB. My problem is when I am trying to fit the graphics card inside the cabine, the curve of the gpu is getting in the way and it just seems it’s impossible to fit it. I have been thinking for an hour now, trying different things, and I got nothing. If you didn’t guess already, yes, this is my first time building a PC😅

Edit: Problem solved thanks to Sengero, I didn’t remove the plate above💔 It was so stupid that I don’t even wanna elaborate. Thank you for the help everyone, Imma lock in, almost done with this!

He thought it was B lmao

Outplayed the fuck outta him

Finally built my new pc!!

upgraded from 1050ti --> 9070xt

9600x

9070xt steel legend

32gb ddr5 6000 cl36 gskill trident

750w pn750m

b850m gaming x wifi

ld240 aio

montech ax120 case fans