best possible pc in 40k.....

So you want to go for the branded ones?

Get an assembled PC and you could save some money + You will get a good config. within 40k. Let us know if you ready for an assembled PC.

I Am Ready For Both......
Actually I Want The Best Any Will Do 4 Me.......

pls help me!!

coolest111 said:

still confused in buying a new pc.....
pls help me my budget is 40k.....
can wait for a month for price drop.......


*www1.ap.dell.com/content/products/features.aspx/featured_desktop1?c=in&cs=indhs1&l=en&s=dhs


some of my frnds suggested pc in above link..........
pls help me and tell whether it worth it or not.......

remember pc will be used for normal gaming(not hard core)....

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seen above link

config is good @ 40k but u will get better config if u assemble....

just chec other similar threads on pc hardware....

or u could make make ur price list by refering 2 "theitwares.com"

I hope u will get a good gaming pc


bottomline:
128 MB 8400GS is not enough 4 normal gaming such as 4 playin crysis

Pls Tell Wat To Assemble At 40k.....

people who are going to post configs in this thread also see this page.. *www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=71700&page=161

he has had few suggestions there also..

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waiting for more suggestions....

Anyone Pls Help

When buying a PC please consider only Quad Core Processors and compatibility of DDR3 RAM in the Motherboard

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no need sir

quad core - only if you are into 3D rendering/media enciding kind of stuff
C2D proccys are more than enough for the present and near future games...

DDR3 is not that superior to DDR2 as DDR2 was to DDR and is also very costly. so you wont be upgrading to DDR3 anytime soon. (but the GDDR3 in GFX cards pwns the DDR2)


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pls tell a motherboard havin both ddr2 DDR3 RAM support better than abit ip35-e in 10 k.....

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you can't get a Mobo with DDR3 support <10k


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Ok Then I Will Stay With Abit Ip35-e.....

Have a look at this thread....

*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=84857

DigitalDude said:

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you can't get a Mobo with DDR3 support <10k


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actually u can

MSI P35 Platinum combo and Asus P5K-C both with DDR2 and DDR3 slots

Fine But I Prefer Intel.....

gx_saurav said:

Have a look at this thread....

*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=84857

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Fine But I Prefer Intel.....

Intel DDR3 mobo-- intel bonetrail for 12k - the only good geek board by intel now.
and just prefering intel mobos is not a good idea , even though they have a very good build and stability..if u need performance u gotta move on.

U Cant Hve That Much Powerful Potential In Amd......
Correct Me If I Am Wrong

you are right but who recommeneded AMD here

nish_higher said:

you are right but who recommeneded AMD here

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gx_saurav

^ well on that very page he has mentioned this too--

On the other hand, if you want to go with a Intel setup which I do not recommend then go for Intel Core 2 Duo E6550 CPU with Asus P5E-VM HDMI Motherboard.

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but u need performance -- so Q6600 all the way

nish_higher said:

actually u can

MSI P35 Platinum combo and Asus P5K-C both with DDR2 and DDR3 slots

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ok nice

Asus P5K-C - Rs.8850/-
MSI P35 Platinum combo - Rs.9700/- (both mumbai prices)

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nish_higher said:

but u need performance -- so Q6600 all the way

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Q6600 has 1066FSB while E8400 et al has 1333FSB

if there is no efficient use for a quadcore why buy it when better/cheaper 45nm C2D options are available ??


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why does FSB matter here ?
Quad core is effecient , more future proof and ofc better than these dual cores.

Asus P5K-C is better than abit ip35-e/abit ip35 pro???

pls clear me more fsb more performance???

MSI P35 Platinum is ddr2 based as per digit mag november 2007

Any1 There....?

coolest111 said:

Asus P5K-C is better than abit ip35-e/abit ip35 pro???

pls clear me more fsb more performance???

MSI P35 Platinum is ddr2 based as per digit mag november 2007

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First of all I am just tahnkful of good peoples I see I can have more links on show. Well its just more features, because HDMI means you are thinking hard to make your system as a real multimedia PC with good performance.
*techshop.in/store/product_info.php?cPath=21_30&products_id=870

*techshop.in/store/product_info.php?cPath=21_30&products_id=1058

*techshop.in/store/product_info.php?cPath=21_30&products_id=869

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links not working.....

DigitalDude said:

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no need sir

quad core - only if you are into 3D rendering/media enciding kind of stuff
C2D proccys are more than enough for the present and near future games...

DDR3 is not that superior to DDR2 as DDR2 was to DDR and is also very costly. so you wont be upgrading to DDR3 anytime soon. (but the GDDR3 in GFX cards pwns the DDR2)


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When you have 4 Processors doing your work simultaneously 1066 MHz FSB is more than enough dude
Also the board gives you the flexibility to change to a good proc and DDR 3 in the future

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the problem is we dont have much softwares that gets work done from all 4 cores


but I agree with your DDR3 statement.


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Ddr3 Is Fine But Tell The Gud Motherboard(ddr3and Ddr2 Supported) In 10k Pls.......
Do Tell Whether It Worth Its Price....

IP35-E suppoets GDDR3 graphics card?
and which one of 8800 series(except ULTRA) is the best.....
and is any of 9800 series worth spending?

and 9800 series available in lamington road(of mumbai)?

coolest111 said:

Ddr3 Is Fine But Tell The Gud Motherboard(ddr3and Ddr2 Supported) In 10k Pls.......
Do Tell Whether It Worth Its Price....

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MSI P35 Platinum Combo
and Asus P5K-C

I'd suggest MSI if a newer lot of Asus P5K-c is not available.

MSI P35 Platinum Combo
Asus P5K-C
r they better than abit ip35-pro...

should be similar if not bet ter than IP35 Pro .they are the same chipsets

thnx but pls if u r sure than only advice.....

well actually in real world tests even a P35 Neo combo does better than IP 35 Pro
Source-
*www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/477/5


Also read this statement--

We could achieve a better overclocking with several other socket 775 motherboards with no fancy adjustments: ASUS P5N-E SLU (327 MHz), Gigabyte GA-P35C-DS3R (324 MHz), ASUS P5B Premium Vista Edition (323 MHz), ASUS P5B (316 MHz) and MSI P35 Neo Combo (314 MHz).

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thnx not seen that....