Reliable PC Assembly service in India? Any REVIEWS?

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Hi I am looking to buy a new PC very soon (withing next 3 months) for WORK purposes.

Right now I am looking for some good reliable assembling services in India as I don't have that much time to find the right builds and fiddle with the component and other complications which comes with it.

Google lead me to few of these online assembly services in India:

voltedpc.in
ant-pc.com
rigassembler.com

Earlier I was Dell buyer but I don't think DELL sells VFM product as per my requirements, anymore and I haven't heard much of these services so a little hesitant.

Here are my requirements:
a) PC must be upgrade-able/customizable and repairable for a long term(7-10 yrs)
b) I don't want any showy things like RGBs and glass pane, I want the PC to be rigged and have very high build quality.

RAM: 16+ GB (I'm aiming for 32 GB minimum)

HDD: looking for heavy duty WD-RED , minimum of 6 TB and I might extend it upto 32 TB ,i'm looking for NAS solutions too but that's not the main focus right now.

SSD: 256 GB SSD is enough for my purpose for fast loading certain programs like VS STudio, i will prefer reliability/endurance to greater size.

Mobo: Should support 10Gbps Ethernet ( for internal transfers ), is multi-ethernet ports a possibility?
6x USB ports minimum(4x 3.0 Gen1/2 and 2x 2.0 will be fine for me), On-board Wifi chip will be a good addition.
Should have good amount of PCIex16 slots 😛

Should have good expandibility for HDDs/RAID , minimum of 6 TB and I might extend it upto 32 TB

GFX Card: Not a big focus at the moment. CAN BE IGNORED

AudioCards :YEP 😛, anything within reasonable price and value for money(<10000)

Monitor: 4K+HDR support and must be less than <25K INR

Processor: Anything which makes compiling faster 😛 and smooth user-experience lol ,runs google chrome with 1000 tabs opened ,youtube and twitter smoothly without fans whirring 😛( thats why I didn't specify Mobo socket, confused between Ayyymd vs Shintel for coding work), has hypervisor/AM-T/VT good instruction support for VMs
^I can spend 30K on processor, upto 45 K, I prefer Intel for now but you are free to convicne me otherwise 😛

HeatSinks/Cooling Solutions: As required

PSU - 600 - 800 Watts, I might need a highe power one for GPU in future, should have high quality components.

BUDGET : 1,00,000 - 2,00,000.(Go for 150K+ preferably)

I am done making builds, it is time-consuming and requires lot of knowledge about local-markets(which I lack), something available in USA might not be available here. and then comes hunting for parts.

So I don't aim for best parts possible, but those which are available within India , with good after-sales services.
 
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What's your reason for prefering Intel these days? I would suggest you go for Ryzen 3950X based build instead, for better performance-per-dollar and even performance-per-watt 😀
 
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Cuz Intel is a better evil than AMD.

I might buy icc(intel compiler) license and icc had past scandal of intentionally anti-optimizing if processor detected is AMD.facepalm

Little scared to go AMD route, because of compatibility issues in future, intel pretty much sets x86 standard and everybody targets their specs for compatibility reason.

Compiling/Compilers are still mostly single-threaded and here Intel beats AMD in single-threaded performance.

Intels used to be more easily available in INDIA than AMD
 
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Your reasons are both outdated and incorrect, for example the part about compilers being mostly single-threaded 😀

But it's your money to spend, go ahead.

edit: I can get into more detail why you should go for AMD instead of Intel unless you have already made up your mind. For your usage screnario it makes way more sense for so many reasons.
 
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You can get pc parts suggestions here.
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Yep that's why I listed my requirements in case ppl wanna share their ideas regarding build

Still it's better to build it yourself.
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No..Not again.. Not anymore.. I am ready tto pay someone to deal with the mess ;-;
 

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@Sushubh Yes, though x86 was created by intel, amd was the one who made x86-64 architecture which is also known as amd64.
Also amd was the first company to launch a cpu with 1Ghz clock.
Amd used to be highly competitive in the early 2000s especially during athlon 64 and athlon xp days.
 
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I had Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 cpu back in 2008, then Skylake Core i5-6500 in 2015 but when AMD came out with Ryzen in 2017 I immediately switched to my current Ryzen 1700 eight-core CPU.

Looking forward to AMD's Ryzen 4000 series (Zen3) desktop CPU launch which is rumoured to be 20% better performance wise than current Zen2.

I am contemplating going all out for a ThreadRipper 3970X based workstation build some time this year!
 
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amd is kicking intel's ass with ryzen processors. made a build for cousin few weeks ago and entire box was made for around 32-33K. it was a build that i could use for myself. and unless something changes, i would be making a similar one for myself once my intel 4th generation i5 setup dies.
 
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So apparently nobody has used those services?

Do you guys know about any tech-build india oriented forums where i can get better answers regarding building PCs especially in India ?(out=of-loop)
 
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