Process of Building a Custom PC
Picking, buying and assembling a full custom PC — Core i9-12900K, MSI B660 Wi-Fi board, 32GB RAM, 240mm AIO — plus dual monitors and Windows 11, inside a ₹1.15 lakh budget.
What the video covers
Going through the chosen components — an Intel Core i9-12900K, an MSI B660 Wi-Fi motherboard, 32GB G.Skill DDR4 RAM, a 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD, a Cooler Master 240mm AIO liquid cooler, an Asus GTX 1650 GPU and a Deepcool 650W PSU — bought and assembled at Ankit Infotech in Bangalore.
That is followed by an internal walkthrough of the finished machine, an unboxing of dual MSI 22-inch monitors and the Windows 11 installation.
Why part choice matters
Compatible parts matter: the LGA 1700 CPU has to match the motherboard platform, the 650W supply needs enough headroom, and the 240mm liquid cooler keeps thermals low — all while keeping the PC, dual monitors, peripherals and software inside a ₹1.15 lakh budget.
Cable routing and management
The completed build shows neat cable management inside the Cooler Master case, with power leads, fan cables and AIO pump lines tucked through the routing channels for clean internal airflow and room for extra case fans.
Want to build your own PC?
The guide below walks through the assembly order, and the downloads page has reference links used in the video.