Hmm, usually something in the 100 to 200$ US range is fine, preferably 19" or 24". Looking on Amazon India, seems there's a 50% fire sale on right now for monitors, so lucky you, heh. Something like the [Dektron] 24 inch for ₹6799, [Daiwa] 24 inch for ₹8500, or maybe the [BPL] 32 inch for ₹9490, though there are other 32 inch monitors that are a bit cheaper.

For power consumption, theres a few benchmarks [here] and [here]. Going over the read outs a bit more, the 1600 draws 54 watts when idle with up to 203 watts on heavy load, and the 2600X draws 51 watts when idle with 221 watts on heavy load. These numbers fluctuate though based on what your doing and whats plugged into and on your PC, using the GTX 1080 card some of the benchmarks draw around 270 watts with the 2600X, so about an extra 50 watts. For something like the Geforce GTX 590 SLI you'd probably want a 1000 watt power supply or better.

Edit: The specs for the [GeForce GT 1030] indicate a 30 watt draw with a recommended system power supply with 300 watt capacity, given the benchmarks of the card hold around there the 420 watt power supply should be fine.

Hi guys,
Crazy week here, just got time today to sit down and have a proper go at looking at pc components. and source prices from other dealers other than amazon.

There is a high possibility that I'll go with an AMD 2600x in the build that Exodus created, as I am getting it at a real good price 18.5k, around 3.5k 4k higher than the 1600 at 14.5k, I think that's a pretty good price and worth it, besides if I am spending money, may as well go with the latest greatest at a good price, but lets see, if that proovs to be too expensive including other components, may slide back to the 1600 again.
Lol, streching my budget pretty high, but eh.
Thank you for the monitor recommendations, magurp244 seriously, I know nothing about them so I'll just pick one that seems good.

I sent this build to a friend, and he says everything on the list is great, but just don't get the graphics card that's in there, as its garbage for the money. He suggests a 1050 2GB or an AMD equivalent. According to him, the 1030 wouldn't even be able to run injustice gods among us properly.
Thoughts?

The 1050 2gb is really expensive at 11.5k yikes, compared to it the 4gb seems a far better bang for the buck at 13.5k see what I am doing there again? pretty soon I guess I'll be buying a 80k pc build if I keep this up, I promice I won't. no more sliding upwards...

I guess to save a little money, I could downgrade the motherboard, but I dunno, the one that's there in post 19 seems pretty good to me,
but this 4k cheaper motherboard seems a good alternative if I am really desprit for pricecuts
or this too

so to summarise, 2600x at that price would be my first pick,but if prices go high across the build I.E graphics card monitor etc, slide back to 1600 as it seems decent for the price, go with a 1050 4gb or 2gb depending on what you guys say, or stick with the 1030 as it is, maybe downgrade the motherboard if nothing else works out.
Any ideas thoughts / suggestions as always are more than welcome, I enjoy reading and learning if nothing else
And of course If I go with 2600x 2/4gb 1050 will the power supply need a kick upwards in my wallet, too?
Greatful thanks as always!
P.S. Almost forgot, my friend also suggests that I get rid of the amd 1600 if I don't want to get a better graphics card and go with I5 8400
Grryf

Hi,
Your point is correct, magurp244, there has to be a point where one just sets the foot down and says this is good enough, else those couple 10 dollers or that 2k rupee can turn out to be a 90k 80k machine  in the end
Thank you yet again for your valuable thoughts and advice!

When I bought up the gt 1030 point up with him, he says you pay around 9k for it, add another 3k? and you'll have double the performance with a 1050, but he agreed that if we keep at it though, that is keep on adding those 3k to anything at all, pretty soon we may have a beast of a machine but it'll cost an arm and a leg as well I guess as long as the price is decent and nothing major goes up in price I should be able to manage it.

Stuff is priced wierdly around here, I.E older motherboard for the same chipset costs a lot more than the newer one.
I sorted by price today, and I saw one 450b MSI motherboard that was costing quite a bit less than the MSI B350 TOMAHAWK.
The mobo that I am talking about is a MSI B450M PRO-VDH, although I don't know much about motherboards beyond the very basics, it seems similar enough, plus if it is as good as the TOMAHAWK, I could go for it instead, as I am going for a 2600x, but if the tomahawk has something such as better heatsink? capabilitys as compared to the pro-vdh thingy, I will stick with it instead, plus tomahawks mmm.

My final, or almost final build baring some major incompatibility or better offer should look like the following, comments welcome, and yes, it borrows heavyly from Exodus's build so yeah.
2 motherboards here because I am still undecided on those, and a few comments thoughts.

PCPartPicker part list: https://in.pcpartpicker.com/list/kGJpWD

motherboard:
MSI B450M PRO-VDH
MSI B350 TOMAHAWK
CPU:
AMD - Ryzen 5 2600X 3.6GHz (getting it at a great price) else back to 1600 it is.
Memory: Corsair - Vengeance LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3000 Memory (do these need to be changed? the mobo says 2933 these are 3k so)
Storage: Western Digital - Green 240GB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive (m.2 ssd drive, making use of the m.2 slot)
Storage: Seagate - Barracuda 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive 
Video Card: Zotac - GeForce GTX 1050 2GB Mini Video Card, can add another 1k to the price and get gtx1050TI
Would it be worth the slight cost increment?
Case: Corsair - 100R ATX Mid Tower Case 
Power Supply: Corsair - CX (2017) 450W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply 
Thanks!
Grryf

Hi,
After months of this topic and many ups and downs, I have finally brought all the components as per the list above and wanted to write to let you guys know how its going.
Currently I am getting used to the different keyboard layout entirely, with many typos as I have been using laptops for years and years now
And after all the hassel and pain, it feels kinda nice to be sitting here and using it.
Feels really fast although to be honest I haven't done much on it at all besides the drivers installations, windows updates and the like which brings me to asking a question I have and wonder if any of you can help me out.
Are there any softwares that you'd recommend I use to stress test and bench mark my pc? put the pc through its paces as it were to make sure its running fine?
  I'd prefer one software that's able to test a multitude of components rather than one for each of the components.
Sheesh, I have made so many typos whilst writing on this that its very clear I need to practice typing at least on a pc normal sized keyboard quite a lot
Thanks all again for all the advice that made me choose the final components, with special thanks at Exodus and magurp244.
Grryf.

Oh man... Congrats on the build. By the looks of things, everything went went smoothly for you too minus your hdd situation.
On the subject of hdds, if you're after easy drive swapping you could fill your 5.25" bays with
some of these.
These are fantastic if you have a lot of stuff stored on 3.5" drives or you need to back up a lot of stuff and can't be bothered opening up your case to insert new drives.