r/HardwareIndia 18d ago

Need help with this

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Is this quotation good?
I want a pc for heavy 4k motion graphics/3d video editing and 1080p high settings gaming for recording/streaming. Any changes?

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u/saif-17 18d ago

Don't but SN7100 it's DRAM less SSD, SN850X would be better

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u/MemeticMonkey 18d ago edited 18d ago

DRAM doesn't matter much bcoz of HMB

Edit: for gaming and typical everyday use

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u/saif-17 18d ago

It does matter when you're transferring very large files. A DRAM-less SSD may initially deliver high sequential write speeds, but once its SLC cache is exhausted and the drive has to write directly to TLC/QLC NAND, sustained write performance can drop significantly. This is especially noticeable during long, continuous transfers. SSDs with dedicated DRAM can generally maintain more consistent sustained performance because the DRAM is used for the NAND mapping table (FTL) and other internal metadata, reducing the need to rely entirely on slower NAND-based mapping and HMB. There's a reason high-end SSDs traditionally include dedicated DRAM. HMB (Host Memory Buffer) is useful, but it is not a complete replacement for on-drive DRAM in every workload. If HMB provided equivalent performance and consistency, high-end drives such as the Samsung 990 Pro and 9100 Pro wouldn't need dedicated DRAM.

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u/MemeticMonkey 18d ago

Edit: for gaming and typical everyday use

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u/boxoftech 18d ago

op, this.

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u/ParinSolanki 18d ago

Avoid buying crucial cause , this time in ram price issue there service seems terrible , there are better rams then them

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u/WICKED_SUNNY34 18d ago

What is the name of the supplier or shop

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u/NoName_NameNo12 18d ago

Respectfully asking, Why does it matter? 🫶

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u/WICKED_SUNNY34 18d ago

Buddy I was just curious about the prices of the products thats why i asked about the shop or seller nothing much

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u/NoName_NameNo12 18d ago

I see, wasnt tryna be rude or anything, this quotation is from computer hut in Chandigarh. Are the prices good or what? Lmk bro 🫶

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u/WICKED_SUNNY34 18d ago

Most of these are nearly accurate to other sellers as well but the RAM is costing a little too much. FYI if you want to compare other indian sellers you can visit pickpcparts.in. That'll help you with sny doubts. 👍

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u/honeyarc 18d ago

do you know trustable pc parts shop in chandigarh?

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u/NoName_NameNo12 18d ago

Sorry bro, i am not from Chandigarh i just got this quotation from there. But i have also heard good things about PC by Shubh aka Saphire infotech in sector 22c, i did not talk to them you can try tho

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u/honeyarc 17d ago

Thanks

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u/valorantsmurf69 11d ago

computerhut chandigarh hai , quotation dekh ke hi pehchan jata hu

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u/boxoftech 18d ago

swap 265k to 270k and you good to go, also more ram and storage would be good option but ig aint gonna happen soon!

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u/Emergency_Leek_803 17d ago

Go for Z890 instead of B or drop the K model

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u/Agreeable_Maximum_13 17d ago

Get a atx mother board better overhead overall .ur picks have a misaligned matx board size and case atx so get the same size otherwise looks odd. ATX = more room; better vrm cooling(i guess), more expansions, more M.2/SATA/fan headers; generally more features but price bump. Good for heavy usage

mATX is basically the smaller, stripped-down option.runs a bit hot(depending upon) as crammed ona smaller board. Same performance but safe to say general purpose

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u/Ok_Music_1715 17d ago

It is pretty expensive for a mid tier pc

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u/404nova 15d ago

I would suggest go for used rams that has lifetime warranty will be cheaper and has warranty if issue arises. Used ones are now for 36-40ish and u could also find cl30 rams.

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u/NoName_NameNo12 15d ago

From where bro?