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Every budget build starts with a number in mind, and ours was 65,000 Taka. What we ended up with, after pricing every single component at current market rates, was a build that landed at roughly 72,000 Taka instead. Component prices have been creeping up lately, and this configuration is proof of just how much that shift affects a budget build. But don't let that number scare you off, this guide is still built around the 65K target, and with a few smart swaps, you can absolutely bring the final cost back down without giving up much in return. So why share a build that missed its own target? Because this is exactly the kind of real-world pricing problem budget builders run into, and walking through it is more useful than pretending the number landed perfectly. If you're flexible on the casing, go with something more basic than the Maxcool Inferno MC5. If you can find a slightly cheaper 450W or 500W unit instead of the 550W PSU here, that's another few thousand Taka saved. Even trimming down to a single 8GB stick temporarily, with a plan to add the second later, is a reasonable way to hit that 65K mark on day one. As for performance, this build doesn't cut corners where it counts. The Ryzen 5 5500 is a well-rounded 6-core processor that handles gaming, everyday multitasking, and light productivity without breaking a sweat, and it's paired here with the OCPC RX 580 2048SP, a GPU that continues to punch above its price point years after its original release. Together, they form a combination that's been proven time and again to run esports titles smoothly and handle most modern AAA games at 1080p on medium-to-high settings, which is exactly what a gaming PC in this range needs to deliver. Full Build Specs Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5500 (6 Cores / 12 Threads) Motherboard: MSI B450M-A PRO MAX II Graphics Card: OCPC RX 580 2048SP RAM: OCPC XT2 8GB DDR4 3200MHz x2 (16GB Dual Channel) Storage: OCPC MFL-300 512GB NVMe SSD PSU: OCPC Energia 550W Case: Maxcool Inferno MC5 Perfect for: 1080p Gaming, Esports Titles, Everyday Use, Light Content Creation & Budget-Conscious Gaming Builds Priced at around 72,000 Taka as built, with a clear path to trim it down toward the original 65K target by adjusting the casing, PSU, or RAM configuration. Think of this as a flexible blueprint rather than a fixed parts list, the core CPU and GPU combo is what matters most, everything else can flex around your actual budget. Let us know in the comments what you'd swap out to hit 65K, we might feature your version in a follow-up build! Subscribe for more budget builds, real-world pricing breakdowns, and best-value PC recommendations! #Ryzen55500 #RX5802048SP #BudgetGamingPC #PCBuildGuide #OCPCBuild #PCBuild2026 #CustomPC #DhakaTechBangladesh #BudgetPCBuild #GamingSetup #RealWorldPCBuild #ValueForMoneyPC 00:00 Intro 00:30 CPU & Motherboard 01:24 Storage (SSD) 02:03 Memory (RAM) 02:47 Case/Chassis 04:07 Power Supply 04:35 Graphics Card (GPU) 05:37 GPU Alternatives 06:48 Final Pricing & Budget Adjustments 08:58 Conclusion & Outro