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rajesh201985
rajesh201985 Original post #1
May 17, 2006 at 10:22 PM
hi friends
i want an mobo and processor (only from amd ) and my budget is 15k and i am looking for an good overclocking mobo+processor for gaming using stock cooling
plz do mention the prices (onboard graphics for a few months later i will change )
ymhatre
ymhatre #2
May 17, 2006 at 11:04 PM
take
ASUS A8N-E ----> 5500
or ASUS A8n-SLI ----> 6850
AMD Athlon 64 3200+ ----> 7600
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so RS 13100 / 14450....
Matches ur budget
i think SLI one is lot better....(first choice)
but if u need an performer n for overclocking then no looking anywhere.. its A8N - E
Official Techie
May 18, 2006 at 6:29 AM
how can u think of a gaming pc without having a graphic s card in it
ymhatre
ymhatre #4
May 18, 2006 at 8:35 PM
Official Techie said:
how can u think of a gaming pc without having a graphic s card in it
Was tht to me or rajesh...
ALSO HE CLEARLY mentioned tht he want an good overclocking mobo n proci only....
there was no name of graphic card....
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Chirag #5
May 18, 2006 at 9:56 PM
ymhatre- Asus A8n-e is without on-board gfx.

Go for Asus A8n-vm and AMD Athlon 34 3200+
ymhatre
ymhatre #6
May 18, 2006 at 10:46 PM
yes man i know tht ASUS A8N - E has no onboard gfx....
but it still considered has the best performer....
also if graphic is the priority then go for "ASUS A8n VM CSM"....
but i would still suggest to go for "A8n-SLI"....
also Gigabyte K8N51GMF is good option....
samrulez
May 19, 2006 at 11:04 AM
Asus A8N e is the best.But it does not have an IGP.So u will have to go for a graphics card.6600Gt is recommended for gaming,But if ur tight on budget get an entry level card such as 6200,u can play most games at 800X600 with medium graphics detail.
ymhatre
ymhatre #8
May 19, 2006 at 8:19 PM
HELLO......
is someone out there(rajesh)....
so wht did u planned out.....
aryayush
May 19, 2006 at 10:24 PM
samrulez said:
6600Gt is recommended for gaming
Not anymore. My card gives 26.2 FPS when playing TrackMania Nations ESWC at 'High Quality' with 2x Antialiasing enabled. At 'Very High Quality' and 4x Antialiasing, it gives a meagre 25 FPS. And though the game features 6x Antialiasing, my card doesn't support it and it is the best 6600 GT model. :(
In the review of the game in the April issue of Digit, the reviewer, Robert Smith, had written the following:
I played the game on my AMD Athlon 64 3200+, MSI RS480 motherboard with an onboard ATI Radeon Xpress 200 graphics chip and 1 GB of DDR 400 Transcend RAM. At the highest settings, it murdered my graphics chip! People with an NVIDIA 6600 (or equivalent) and above will have no problems running this game at the highest settings-like I said earlier, it's light!
Guess he got it a bit wrong!
rajesh201985
May 20, 2006 at 5:40 PM
i have decided to go for asusu a8n e motherboard so plz tell me the processor and grapics card i extende to 20k
wizrulz
wizrulz #11
May 20, 2006 at 8:14 PM
AMD Athlon 64 3200+
XFX 6600GT 128Mb with DDR3
both will fit ur bill along with mobo in 20K
Aniruddh
Aniruddh #12
May 20, 2006 at 10:31 PM
-AMD64 3000+/3200+ (939 soc)=5.5k/7.5k
-Asus A8N-E mobo=5.5k
-Leadtek 6600GT=8k
samrulez
samrulez #13
May 22, 2006 at 8:12 PM
AMD Athlon 64 3200+....................7.5k
xFx 6600 GT 256 MB.....................7.5K
ASUS A8N-E................................5.5k
ymhatre
ymhatre #14
May 22, 2006 at 8:31 PM
i think theres no more confusion left.
" AMD Athlon 64 3200+.................... 7.5k
xFx 6600 GT 256 MB..................... 7.8K
ASUS A8N-E............................... .5.5k "

This will be the proper quote.....
But if u can increase ur budget then i wuld suggest to go for 7 series from geforce
wizrulz
wizrulz #15
May 22, 2006 at 9:01 PM
HE heyeheye already he has increased his budget frm 15K to 20K ..adn now more...this happned to me laso while deciding my config.....always trying to fit in more and latest during buying computer ... :) :) :)
ymhatre
ymhatre #16
May 22, 2006 at 9:45 PM
@wizrulz....
Its not always the question of fitting all new n latest stuff from the market....
BUt its abt the usage period till wht tht particular product will be suitable....

Some stuff like "A8N- E" is still favourite Though there r many options tht came after tht.....

Sooner i think 6660 will be useless....(Not tht useless)
2day the game manufacturers r making the games considering the new tech ie PPU for gaming....
Sooner we will see the games based onthis engines....
So it would be a haste as well as waste if going for 6600GT....
considering the price differece in 6600 n 7300 i wuld suggets to go for 7300....

Take this as a casual approach.....
n remember this while buying any stuff or gizmo....
Hope this was helpful for everyone...
kichu_overclocked
May 23, 2006 at 12:13 AM
i had an a8v-e mb with a 6600 LE graphics card in it. coupled with an athlon 3000+ and 1 gb ram.....i cud play most games including doom3,farcry(had to be patched though)etc at a very decent frame rate......i think the combo is worth every penny!!!go for it!!!
aryayush
aryayush #18
May 24, 2006 at 5:37 PM
Does Asus A8N-E support SLi and DDR2 RAM?
If not, what other options are there?
ymhatre
ymhatre #19
May 24, 2006 at 8:30 PM
A8N-E dont support SLi.....
no it dont support DDR2
Check This
Aniruddh
Aniruddh #20
May 24, 2006 at 10:12 PM
Dude if u can then i'll suggest u to wait for sum time...as eva AM2 will b coming soon..with ddr2...so ur mobo as well as ram will b of no use in the near future.but if u r in a hurry then go ahead and get wat others hav suggested.but trust me after sum time may b 6 months AM2 With ddr2 ram will b main wud cum in de main stream..choice is urs.
wizrulz
wizrulz #21
May 25, 2006 at 1:48 PM
ymhatre said:
@wizrulz....
Its not always the question of fitting all new n latest stuff from the market....
BUt its abt the usage period till wht tht particular product will be suitable....

Some stuff like "A8N- E" is still favourite Though there r many options tht came after tht.....

TRUE...VERY TRUE

ymhatre said:
Sooner i think 6660 will be useless....(Not tht useless)
2day the game manufacturers r making the games considering the new tech ie PPU for gaming....
Sooner we will see the games based onthis engines....
So it would be a haste as well as waste if going for 6600GT....
considering the price differece in 6600 n 7300 i wuld suggets to go for 7300....
Did u meant 6600 in 1st line? (typing mistake, i guess)
contradicting ur self.......now i guess 7300 is latest....and it is more than obvious that latest will have better technology that will stay for more period of time....isnt it??? There r few exceptions..... :) (very few)
ymhatre
ymhatre #22
May 25, 2006 at 8:30 PM
wizrulz said:
TRUE...VERY TRUE


Did u meant 6600 in 1st line? (typing mistake, i guess)
contradicting ur self.......now i guess 7300 is latest....and it is more than obvious that latest will have better technology that will stay for more period of time....isnt it??? There r few exceptions..... :) (very few)

contradicting ur self

See i said ""some"" product not all product.......Also tht was 6600 only....
But really considering 6600 n 7300 n their price difference it will be wiser to go for 7300 as it provides much more better features than 6600
aryayush
aryayush #23
May 26, 2006 at 2:37 PM
ymhatre said:
A8N-E dont support SLi.....
no it dont support DDR2
Check This
Well then, why does everyone love the board so much?
And is there any board which supports both DDR2 and SLi?
Aniruddh
Aniruddh #24
May 26, 2006 at 3:47 PM
bcoz rite now A8NE is da most VFM board for amd...very stable...gr8 performer...very gud for overclocking etc etc thats why almost evryone who kno bout A8NE loves it.
-None of da AMD board support DDR2 memory at da moment.
-der r many board wid sli but as i said none of them hav ddr2..well if u r not gonna but 2 decent gpu then i dun think goin for a sli is a very gud decision...betta get a8ne with gud gpu.
ymhatre
ymhatre #25
May 26, 2006 at 8:18 PM
Aniruddh said:
bcoz rite now A8NE is da most VFM board for amd...very stable...gr8 performer...very gud for overclocking etc etc thats why almost evryone who kno bout A8NE loves it.
-None of da AMD board support DDR2 memory at da moment.
-der r many board wid sli but as i said none of them hav ddr2..well if u r not gonna but 2 decent gpu then i dun think goin for a sli is a very gud decision...betta get a8ne with gud gpu.

@aryayush Hope u got ur answer....
ymhatre
ymhatre #26
May 26, 2006 at 9:15 PM
Good news Guys....
specially AMD lovers...
Latest ASUS Motherboard Delivers Dual-Channel DDR2 Support
on New AMD Platform

but this is the problem.... its only for AM2 not 939....

*in.asus.com/news_show.aspx?id=3290