1. Processor
We use Intel Core i3 gen3, but if you have a budget, you can buy i5 gen3

2. Ram
Use 4 GB ram, which is sufficient. (ddr3)
3. Motherboard
Use zebronics H61 motherboard(second hand)

- We buy the combo of Prossercor(i3 gen3) ram(4GB) and motherboard(H661) around 3600/-
4. HHD
We buy wd 1TD HDD around 1000/- but go with 500GB HHD new.

5. Power Supply
Use fintech power supply 800W; we buy this under 1000/-. It does not give 800W, but it gives around 450W.

6. Graphic card
I personally recommend you use gtx1050 ti 3Gb if you have money. If you buy second-hand, it's around 6000/-, or you can go with RX 560 4GB ram around 6500/-. But I buy gtx 960 under 3600/-

It's around 10000/- rupees overall.
SUMMARY
- i3 gen3
- 4GB ram ddr3
- H61 motherboard
- Fintech 800W power supply
- 1TB HHD
- gtx 960 graphic card
(There might be some bottleneck issue with the processer and graphic card. So don't be afraid about that. It's wonderful)
There is some Benchmark here of this pc.
1. GTA 5 (90 - 120 fps)
2. Pubg pc (140 - 150 fps)
3. Tomb Ridder (90 - 100 fps)
4. Counter Strick Global Pfficial (Cs:Go) (100 -150 fps)
Best Graphic card under 6500
1. Gtx 1060(6500/-)
2. Rx 570 4gb(6000)
3.Gtx 1050 time(5500)
4.Gtx 960(5000)
Remote Desktop Do’s and Dont’s
1.DO log out when you have completed your remote session
Make sure you leave your remote session when you are completed. Remember that signing out is different than clicking the “x” at the top of the screen. To properly sign out of a remote session, Click Start > User Profile > Sign Out.
2. DO connect your laptop to a power source
Keeping your laptop connected to a power source not only ensures your workflow is consistent but may actually help your laptop run more efficiently. When laptops are running on battery power, many automatically enter into a power-saving mode. Keeping it plugged in prevents this.
3. DO use a Windows 10 machine for the best experience
Other machines such as Chromebooks and Macs may require additional setup and configurations. These devices may not be as reliable for connecting remotely. If you’re using a Windows device, we recommend Windows 10 for the best results. Windows 8 and 8.1 will work, too; however, anything older than that may pose security risks to you and your team. If your business is still operating on Windows 7 devices, it’s time to upgrade.
Internet Speed
While you work remotely, you are using internet bandwidth and may notice slower internet speeds when a remote desktop connection is made. We recommend keeping internet browsing on the local machine to a minimum when a remote desktop connection is open. Similarly, unless you are required for compliance reasons, don’t surf the web or connect to web-based applications via the remote desktop connection. You will see a faster performance if you access those websites directly from your local computer’s browser.
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