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NVIDIA has recently launched a first-of-its-kind, community-driven PC-building initiative titled ‘You Vote, We Build.’ This campaign offers Indian gamers the power to choose every component of a custom desktop collectively. The final machine, built around the upcoming GeForce RTX 5060, will be awarded to one lucky participant.
The campaign started on December 6 and relies exclusively on audience votes through NVIDIA GeForce India’s official Instagram handle. Users vote daily on specific PC components, collaboratively deciding what should be included in the final build.
GPU: December 6
CPU: December 8
Motherboard: December 10
Chassis: December 12
CPU Cooler: December 14
PSU: December 16
Each post represents one round of voting, and to constitute a valid entry, participants need to comment on their choice. The brand is also encouraging gamers to follow each post closely, since eligibility is based on consistent participation across all six rounds.
NVIDIA stated that the entire setup will be revealed on December 18. A performance benchmark release is scheduled for December 24, which should provide gamers with a better understanding of how the RTX 5060-powered system performs with various workloads.
The winner, randomly selected from users who commented on all six voting posts, will be announced on December 25. NVIDIA adds that only one entry per participant will be considered, and missing a single round will disqualify the user from the giveaway.
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Meanwhile, to sustain enthusiasm for a longer period, NVIDIA is conducting mini-giveaways with the mega prize. The brand will give Rs. 20,000 worth of Steam codes in the comments on select posts, thereby giving gamers more chances to win digital prizes.
These drops will reassure participants to stay active on Inst so that they can be spotted in time.
The campaign is limited to India only, and participants should be legal residents of the country. NVIDIA also clarified that only entries that complete all six voting rounds are valid.
Multiple comments or duplicate entries won’t increase the chances of winning. With the PC-gaming community already excited over upcoming RTX 50-series GPUs, NVIDIA’s interactive approach aims to build momentum and give fans a chance to shape and even take home a next-gen custom PC.
However, is the campaign just a fun community experiment, or NVIDIA’s strategic push to pull more Indian gamers into its ecosystem ahead of the next GPU cycle?
