A PC that fits the job, not the sales target

Tell us your budget and what you do. We show the build that fits, and the cheaper one that also works.

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Find the build that fits

Set a budget, pick what you do. We show one build, the cheaper one that also works, and what ten thousand more buys.

Cabinet, power supply and assembly included. Monitor, keyboard, mouse and Windows are extra.

What will you do on it?

Pick a budget and a workload. The result appears here.

Twenty builds. Each one written for a person, not a spec sheet.

Read the one that sounds like you. The price is a range because component prices in India move every week. The exact number comes on WhatsApp and holds for seven days.

Office and bulk, Entry

The Tally Machine

One accountant, one monitor, Tally and a browser with twelve tabs. It boots in ten seconds, makes no noise and costs less than the chair. Ten of these ship to a Delhi CA firm the same week.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 5 5500GT (6C/12T, Radeon graphics)
Graphics
Integrated graphics (Radeon Vega 7)
Memory
8GB DDR4-3200
Storage
512GB NVMe Gen4

8GB of RAM is enough for Tally and a browser. It is not enough if the same person also runs Zoom and Excel with 40 tabs. That person gets O2.

₹36,500 - 44,500 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Office and bulk, Mid-tier

Two Monitors, Forty Tabs

Sales and ops desks. Excel with real workbooks, Zoom on one screen, the CRM on the other. 16GB so the machine never swaps, 1TB so nobody calls IT about space.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 5 5600GT (6C/12T, Radeon graphics)
Graphics
Integrated graphics (Radeon Vega 7)
Memory
16GB (2x8) DDR4-3200
Storage
1TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

Same graphics as O1. If anyone on the team edits video or does CAD, this is the wrong machine for them, and it's cheaper to know now.

₹50,500 - 57,500 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Office and bulk, Performance

The ERP Desk

SAP B1, Busy on a server, three monitors, 40 browser tabs and a Teams call at the same time. Intel with QuickSync so video calls don't eat the CPU, and a proper cooler so it stays quiet in a glass cabin.

Processor
Intel Core i5-14400 (10C/16T, UHD 730)
Graphics
Integrated graphics (Intel UHD 730)
Memory
16GB (2x8) DDR4-3200
Storage
1TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

This is the last Intel platform before the socket changed. It is cheap and stable, and it will not take a newer CPU. For an office machine on a four-year cycle that is fine.

₹63,000 - 69,000 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Office and bulk, High-end

Design Team, Light

Canva, Figma, Illustrator, the odd 1080p promo cut. Ryzen 7 8700G has the strongest integrated graphics you can buy, so there is no graphics card to pay for, and it's on AM5 so a card can go in later.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 7 8700G (8C/16T, Radeon 780M)
Graphics
Integrated graphics (Radeon 780M)
Memory
16GB (2x8) DDR5-6000
Storage
1TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

16GB of DDR5 because 32GB costs more than the CPU this month. Fine for design apps. If the team lives in After Effects, that's the creator range.

₹88,500 - 96,000 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Office and bulk, Flagship

Developer and VM Box

Docker, three VMs, a local Postgres, VS Code and a browser with everything open. Eight Zen 5 cores, 32GB of DDR5, 2TB Gen4. Integrated graphics run four monitors, so there's no card to buy unless you want one.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 7 9700X (8C/16T)
Graphics
Integrated graphics (Radeon RDNA 2)
Memory
32GB (2x16) DDR5-6000 CL30
Storage
2TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

Half the cost of this build is one 32GB RAM kit. That's the 2026 market. If you can live on 16GB for a year, say so and we requote it.

₹1,29,500 - 1,56,500 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Gaming, Entry

Valorant on a Budget

You've got a PG room, one working plug point and a Valorant habit. You don't need ray tracing. You need 240 frames, a quiet fan and a PC that doesn't blow the fuse. This is that PC.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 5 5600 (6C/12T)
Graphics
AMD Radeon RX 7600 8GB
Memory
16GB (2x8) DDR4-3200
Storage
1TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

8GB of graphics memory is a 1080p card in 2026. It will not age well at 1440p. We are telling you that now, not after you buy it.

₹80,500 - 88,500 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Gaming, Mid-tier

1080p, Everything Maxed

GTA V at very high. Cyberpunk without the slideshow. Warzone at 144. You play a bit of everything and you want it to look right on the 1080p monitor you already own.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X (6C/12T)
Graphics
AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB
Memory
16GB (2x8) DDR4-3200
Storage
1TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

It is an AM4 platform. Cheaper today, but the CPU upgrade path ends at the 5700X3D. If you want a board that takes new CPUs for years, that is G3 and it costs more.

₹1,09,500 - 1,18,000 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Gaming, Performance

The 1440p Sweet Spot

You bought a 1440p 165Hz monitor and the old PC can't feed it. This is the first build where the platform is new: DDR5, AM5, a board that takes the next three generations of Ryzen.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 5 9600X (6C/12T)
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB
Memory
16GB (2x8) DDR5-6000
Storage
1TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

We put 16GB of DDR5 here on purpose. A 32GB kit costs more than the processor right now. Games are fine on 16GB. Add the second kit next year, not today.

₹1,70,500 - 1,85,000 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Gaming, High-end

1440p at 144, No Excuses

You know what a 9800X3D is. You want native 1440p at high refresh, and you want the 1% lows to be as smooth as the average. This is the build the reviewers actually run.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D (8C/16T, 3D V-Cache)
Graphics
AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB
Memory
32GB (2x16) DDR5-6000 CL30
Storage
2TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

RX 9070 XT instead of RTX 5070 Ti: same raster speed in the June 2026 Tom's Hardware chart, and the price gap right now buys you the 2TB SSD. If ray tracing or DLSS matters to you, say so and we swap it.

₹2,32,500 - 2,63,000 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Gaming, Flagship

4K, Properly

A 4K OLED is on the desk. You want 60 plus native and 120 with DLSS, and you don't want to hear the fans. This is above the ₹3 lakh line, so we quote it on WhatsApp after a two-minute chat.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D (8C/16T, 3D V-Cache)
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 16GB
Memory
32GB (2x16) DDR5-6000 CL30
Storage
2TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

RTX 5080 has 16GB of memory, same as the card two tiers down. It is faster, not bigger. For 4K gaming that is fine. For AI work, look at the AI builds instead.

Above ₹3,00,000 quote on WhatsApp

Creator, Entry

First Paid Edits

Wedding highlights, reels for a local brand, a YouTube channel that's starting to pay. 1080p timelines in Premiere, the odd 4K clip. Intel QuickSync does the H.264 heavy lifting so the export finishes while you make chai.

Processor
Intel Core i5-12400 (6C/12T, UHD 730)
Graphics
AMD Radeon RX 7600 8GB
Memory
32GB (2x16) DDR4-3200
Storage
1TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

32GB of DDR4 is the single most expensive part after the graphics card this month. We kept it because Premiere on 16GB is a bad day. If you only cut reels, C0 doesn't exist; this is the floor.

₹1,17,500 - 1,24,500 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Creator, Mid-tier

4K Without the Wait

Clients send 4K now. You want to scrub a 4K timeline without proxies and export a 10-minute video in the time it takes to reply to the client's WhatsApp.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 7 5700X (8C/16T)
Graphics
AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB
Memory
32GB (2x16) DDR4-3200
Storage
2TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

AM4 again, on purpose: 32GB of DDR4 costs less than half of 32GB DDR5 this month. You lose the CPU upgrade path. You gain the 16GB graphics card.

₹1,44,000 - 1,54,500 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Creator, Performance

DaVinci Daily Driver

Colour grading in Resolve, After Effects with real compositing, 4K delivery every week. You need a modern platform you'll keep for five years and a GPU with 16GB of memory for the effects that cache into it.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 7 9700X (8C/16T)
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB
Memory
32GB (2x16) DDR5-6000 CL30
Storage
2TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

This is over the ₹1 lakh mark mostly because of DDR5. Two years ago the same parts were 25% cheaper. If your deadlines can wait for RAM prices, C2 does most of this job.

₹2,16,000 - 2,44,500 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Creator, High-end

The Studio Machine

Multi-cam 4K, 60fps timelines, AE renders overnight, a second monitor of scopes. Twelve cores for the CPU-bound parts, a 5070 Ti with the new decoder for the 10-bit 4:2:2 files your camera makes. Above ₹3 lakh, quoted on WhatsApp.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 9 9900X (12C/24T)
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB
Memory
64GB (2x32) DDR5-6000
Storage
2TB NVMe Gen4 TLC + 2TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

64GB of DDR5 is ₹1.1 to 1.2 lakh by itself this month. That is why this build sits where it sits. If you don't run After Effects, C3 with 32GB is the honest choice.

Above ₹3,00,000 quote on WhatsApp

Creator, Flagship

6K, 8K and Blender Nights

RED and BRAW timelines, Blender Cycles renders that used to run overnight, and a client list that doesn't accept 'it's rendering'. Sixteen cores, RTX 5080, 4TB Gen4. Quoted on WhatsApp.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X (16C/32T)
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 16GB
Memory
64GB (2x32) DDR5-6000
Storage
4TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

For pure video editing, C4 finishes the same export a minute later. This build earns its price in 3D rendering and 8K. If you don't do either, don't buy it.

Above ₹3,00,000 quote on WhatsApp

Ai and ml, Entry

Run Llama at Home

You want a local model that answers faster than you can read, without sending your data anywhere. 16GB of graphics memory is the number that matters here, and this is the cheapest way to get it.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 5 5600 (6C/12T)
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB
Memory
32GB (2x16) DDR4-3200
Storage
1TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

The CPU is old and cheap because the model runs on the GPU. A faster CPU here would change your tokens per second by almost nothing. That's the whole trick.

₹1,62,500 - 1,72,500 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Ai and ml, Mid-tier

Local Models, New Platform

Same 16GB card, but on AM5 with DDR5, so when you're ready for a bigger GPU or 64GB of RAM the board is already there. For a developer who runs Ollama all day and wants the machine to last.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 5 9600X (6C/12T)
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB
Memory
32GB (2x16) DDR5-6000 CL30
Storage
2TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

Tokens per second are the same as A1. You are paying for the platform, not for speed. If you only want speed today, buy A1 and save the difference.

₹2,07,500 - 2,36,500 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Ai and ml, Performance

Fast Enough to Forget It's Local

Over 100 tokens a second on an 8B model. 14B at conversational speed. Flux images in seconds. This is where local AI stops feeling like a demo and starts feeling like a tool.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 7 9700X (8C/16T)
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB
Memory
32GB (2x16) DDR5-6000 CL30
Storage
2TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

Still 16GB of graphics memory. A 30B model at Q4 is the ceiling that fits. 70B does not fit here without 64GB of system RAM and a lot of patience.

₹2,69,000 - 3,07,000 indicative, 11 Sep 2026

Ai and ml, High-end

Fine-tune and Serve

You fine-tune 7B models, serve a couple of users, and run 70B by spilling into 64GB of system RAM when you must. RTX 5080 for speed, 9950X for the data pipeline. Above ₹3 lakh, quoted on WhatsApp.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X (16C/32T)
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 16GB
Memory
64GB (2x32) DDR5-6000
Storage
2TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

The RTX 5080 is faster than the 5070 Ti but has the same 16GB. If your bottleneck is model size, not speed, A4 does not fix it. A5 does.

Above ₹3,00,000 quote on WhatsApp

Ai and ml, Flagship

70B in Memory

32GB of graphics memory on one card. A 70B model at Q4 mostly in VRAM, the rest in 96GB of DDR5. This is a small lab, not a PC. Quoted on WhatsApp because the GPU price moves weekly.

Processor
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X (16C/32T)
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 32GB
Memory
96GB (2x48) DDR5-6000
Storage
4TB NVMe Gen4 TLC

The RTX 5090 is roughly ₹6.3 lakh at Indian retail this week. That is most of this build. If a rented cloud GPU for six months costs less than that, rent first, buy after.

Above ₹3,00,000 quote on WhatsApp

Ranges are built from the lowest in-stock retail price for each part across three Indian retailers on the date shown. They exclude Windows, monitor and delivery. Assembly, cable management, OS installation with drivers, a build report and 30 days of WhatsApp support are included in every Get Right PC quote.

Ten to five hundred, same care as one

Bulk orders go to Pan Infotech, the distributor behind Get Right PC in Nehru Place since 1997. You deal with one person, get one GST invoice, and every unit arrives with the same build report.

  • One GST invoice from Pan Infotech, the billing entity
  • Per-unit quote that holds for seven days
  • Identical configuration on every unit, with a build report each
  • Only branded, retail-box components. Never OEM, used or grey market
  • Pan-India delivery, or walk in: 307, Deepali Building, Nehru Place

Prefer to talk? WhatsApp the bulk desk.

We reply on a working day, usually the next one, with a per-unit price and delivery time.

What is actually inside, in plain words

Seven parts. Here is what each one does and the honest rule of thumb we use when we pick it.

Processor

Runs the programs. More cores help when you do many things at once; faster cores help each thing go quicker.

Six cores is plenty for office and most games. Eight or more for editing, sixteen for rendering.

Graphics card

Draws the picture in games and does the heavy maths in video effects and AI. The memory on it, not the speed, decides what fits.

8GB is a 1080p card in 2026. 16GB is the floor for 1440p, video work and any AI model worth running.

Memory

Where open programs live. Run out and everything crawls.

16GB for office and games, 32GB for editing, 64GB for After Effects and 70B models. In 2026 a 32GB DDR5 kit costs more than a good processor, so we say so on every build.

Storage

Where your files live. Every build here uses an NVMe drive; a hard disk is not a system drive any more.

1TB minimum. 2TB the moment video footage is involved. We use TLC drives, not the cheaper QLC, because they stay fast when full.

Motherboard

Connects everything and decides which processors you can fit in three years.

AM5 boards take the next generations of Ryzen. AM4 and LGA1700 boards are end of line but cheaper today. We tell you which one you are buying.

Power supply

Feeds clean power to all of it. A bad one takes other parts with it when it fails.

At least 30% more watts than the build draws. ATX 3.1 with the native 12V-2x6 connector on any RTX 50 card.

Cabinet and cooling

Airflow decides temperature, temperature decides noise and lifespan.

Mesh front, at least three intake fans and one exhaust. A tower air cooler is enough up to 120W; above that we fit a 360mm liquid cooler.

What every Get Right PC build includes

No asterisks. This list is the same for one PC or two hundred.

  • Retail-box parts onlyNever OEM, used or grey market. Every part carries its manufacturer warranty in your name.
  • GST invoiceFrom Pan Infotech, the distributor behind the brand. Claim input credit if you are a business.
  • Build reportEvery part's model and serial, the BIOS version, the temperatures we saw. On paper, in the box.
  • Windows and drivers installedLicence is extra, installation is not. It boots to a desktop that is ready to use.
  • 30 days of WhatsApp supportA person, on the number on this page. Not a ticket queue.
  • 7-day DOA replacementIf a part is dead on arrival, we swap it. No forms.
  • Free thermal repaste in year oneBring it in or ship it. We repaste and clean it once, free.
  • Cable management and a cleaning kitBecause you will open it, and it should look like someone cared.

Questions people ask before they buy

Why is the price a range and not a number?

Because component prices in India move every week, and memory prices moved a lot in 2026. We build the range from real retail prices on the date shown. Message us and you get one number that holds for seven days.

Why does the page keep telling me to buy the cheaper one?

Because most people are sold more PC than they use. If a cheaper build clears the number that matters to you, we say so. You buy once and come back later, which is a better business than one big sale.

Are the FPS numbers real?

They are estimates built from published benchmarks: Tom's Hardware's June 2026 GPU chart, TechSpot and GamersNexus per-game tests. Your number will differ with settings, drivers and the game's patch of the week. We show a range for that reason and we never call it a guarantee.

Why do the cheaper builds use DDR4 and older sockets?

In 2026 a 32GB DDR5 kit costs more than a Ryzen 7 processor. Below about one lakh, DDR4 on AM4 or Intel 12th to 14th gen buys you a much better graphics card for the same money. You lose the long processor upgrade path. Every card tells you which trade you are making.

Can I change parts in a build?

Yes. Every build here is a starting point. Tell us on WhatsApp what you want changed and we requote it the same day.

Do the PCs come with Windows?

Installation and drivers are included in every build. The Windows 11 licence is an add-on because many customers already own one.

What warranty do I get?

Each part carries its own manufacturer warranty, from one to five years depending on the brand, and the invoice is in your name so you can claim directly. On top of that Get Right PC gives 7-day dead-on-arrival replacement, 30 days of WhatsApp support and one free thermal repaste in the first year.

Do you ship outside Delhi?

Yes, Pan-India. Send your pin code on WhatsApp and we tell you the delivery time and cost before you pay.

I need fifty of the same machine. Who do I talk to?

The bulk desk at Pan Infotech, the distributor behind Get Right PC. Use the bulk form on this page or WhatsApp 92204 58899. You get one GST invoice and a per-unit quote.

Still not sure? Ask a person.

Send what you do and what you want to spend. You get a build and a reason, usually the same working day.

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