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Project Storm Shadow - Cooler Master H500M Build Guide

Let's clear some doubts and queries regarding the Cooler Master H500M Recently I finished building off my personal build called Project Storm Shadow which is well a fully custom liquid cooled build made inside the Cooler Master H500M. As much as I loved creating this build it did brought out some interesting features and facts about this case which I thought are worth sharing in a build log cum FAQ guide which is dedicated solely to help certain people out there who plan to go for such build or just need a particular information regarding a particular feature. Before we dive deep into this article I would like to clarify that while building this PC I came across little to no information about the points below which and that included reputed forums and even YouTube videos that made it all the while more difficult since none of them were accurate when it came to making a custom liquid cooling build though for general build with air cooler and AIOs there is plenty of useful informatio...

Gaming PC under Rs 80,000 - AMD Ryzen build

Let's build a AMD Ryzen Gaming machine shall we!? The year 2018 and 2019 have been some of the best years ever in recent times for the video game industry with not only some of the best and most anticipated gaming titles coming out but also in terms of PC hardware wars soaring to new heights with AMD rolling out the revolutionary Ryzen Zen+ CPUs countered, well to some extent, by Intel 9th Generation SKUs. The Graphics division wasn’t too different after all with AMD Radeon VII entering the arena to challenge Nvidia Turning cards supremacy in the main stream segment. In short if you are an avid or even casual gamer who is planning to build a new PC or upgrade his old and loyal gaming buddy then this is the best time to do all that, not only will you be able to play the latest titles but also prepare yourself for the impressive titles that are bound to release in the months to come. Considering all the trends and stats it’s safe to assume that Rs 80,000 is what you will have to shel...

GALAX RTX 2060 1-Click OC Graphics Card Review

GALAX RTX 2060 1-Click OC: Light on Budget, Heavy on Performance Nvidia Turing architecture has been a force to reckon with but that's only true for the top of the line RTX 2080 Ti that's a gaming beast in its own right since the RTX 2080 well is just near identical to GTX 1080Ti. This created a two way void for PC Gamers as not only the new cards, worth going for, are way too expensive but also there was no option for budget gamers who wanted  an upgrade and maybe want some of those vanilla RT cores just for the sake of it. Finally Nvidia responded & we have the RTX 2060 in its true form which is the entry level RTX card and features some really nifty features under the hood. Thanks to GALAX India I have their RTX 2060 1-Click OC Graphics card on the table for review and I can't be any more pumped than this as not only is this our first RTX 2060 review but also our first GALAX Graphics Card review. Priced in at Rs 31,500 in India the GALAX RTX 2060 1-Click OC is the ch...

MSI GTX 1660 Ti Gaming X Review

The MSI GTX 1660 Ti Gaming X - Great Performance, Heavy Price Tag! In context to Ray Tracing a wise man once said that, It works, but apparently the consumers didn't think like that & the lost in market share for Nvidia last year is a blatant proof of that hence proving that It just doesn't work! The RTX series cards have been a hard pill to swallow for everyone and definitely not received well by consumers who just are not ready to shell that extra dime for Ray Tracing and DLSS that the new Turing architecture from Nvidia cards offers. A hollow promise at the launch and then poorly implemented feature set in games like BF V that took away performance for a few extra reflections on the screen followed by a mostly blurry DLSS in Metro Exodus just didn't work for the paying consumers hence the need for a GTX card was needed more than ever and Nvidia finally just did that. Recently they came up with the GTX 1660 Ti 6GB graphics card that is based on the same Turing archite...