Finally i am going to build my ryzen pc have a budget of 200 k.

I am thingking of getting parts through kapruka at least the high cost parts what do you guys think ?

Buy locally from Nanotek. Thats what I did

Finally i am going to build my ryzen pc have a budget of 200 k.

I am thingking of getting parts through kapruka at least the high cost parts what do you guys think ?

What's the build you have in mind?

What's the build you have in mind?

Bulding this for designing editing rendering i am thinking of Ryzen 1700 based system with 32 gb ram not sure about the graphic card

Bulding this for designing editing rendering i am thinking of Ryzen 1700 based system with 32 gb ram not sure about the graphic card

RAM is expensive worldwide, so I'd recommend getting 16GB for now - unless you deal with massive filesizes.

Here's sample build of what I can offer you from Redline for around 200k

Ryzen 7 1700
Asus B350M-A
16GB DDR4 2400Mhz
Samsung 960 Evo 250GB NVME
1TB HDD
GTX 1060 6GB GDDR5
600W 80+ Bronze PSU
Cooler Master Master Box Lite

That'll be around 211k. If you aren't going to be dealing with 4K footage or complex modelling, and if gaming performance isn't important, you can make do with a GTX 1050Ti and save around 20k.

Do you think there will be no difference in b350 and x370 ? Do ypu have any atx ? What is the cost of your 32 gb kit ? To get a 1070 how much extra do i have to pay ? Any amd graphic card that match 1060 or 1070 thanks in advance

Do you think there will be no difference in b350 and x370 ? Do ypu have any atx ? What is the cost of your 32 gb kit ? To get a 1070 how much extra do i have to pay ? Any amd graphic card that match 1060 or 1070 thanks in advance

There is no performance difference between B350 and X370. Right now there's no real reason to buy a X370 chipset other than ECC support. B350 can do everything else a X370 can do.

Full ATX boards are available, but unless you absolutely need an extra PCI and more than 3 PCI-e x1 slots, you'll be paying more for no reason.

A 32GB 2400Mhz RAM kit would cost Rs 70,000 with lifetime warranty

A GTX 1070 is around 30k more than a GTX 1060.

The AMD equivalents for the GTX 1060 and GTX 1070 are the RX 580 and Vega 56.

Ok this is what i think my build would be
Ryzen 7 1700
Gigabyte ab350 gaming 3
Toshiba 1 tb
Wd black perfomance nvme ( importing)
Firecuda 2tb hdd ( importing )
FSP Aurum S 600W 80+ Gold
Gtx 1070
Tridant Z ddr4 3000 ram
With some sort of case
Few questions
1. What do you thin about this build is it a balanced in terms of price to perfomance
2. What you think about getting a 1070 is it a better value option than 1060 how many years do ypu think that i can go without a gpu upgrade
3. Will it be a issue if i use thestock cooler in this?

SSHDs are only uselfull in situations where you can't install a separate hard drive and SSD like an old laptop or a console. If you want better performance, just get a faster drive like a Barracuda Pro.

1070 is not a better value option. You'll see no difference in video editing performance in anything beyond a GTX 1060 and VRAY rendering does't utilise the GPU. So unless you model very complex scenes which require over 6GB of VRAM or use GPU rendering software such as Lumion, the GTX 1070 is wasted.

The stock cooler on the Ryzen 7 1700 is good for a 3.8~3.9 overclock.