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Tight Budget Upgrades

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Plasma_Snake
Plasma_Snake Original post #1
Sep 9, 2008 at 1:48 PM
For a budget of 20K, please suggest me:

  1. CPU
  2. Motherboard
  3. GPU
If possible a decent cabinet too! ;)
furious_gamer
Sep 9, 2008 at 3:01 PM
C2D E8400 - 8k
ABIT IP35E - 5.5k or MSI P45 Neo F - 5.8k
Palit 9600GSO Sonic Edition - 6.5k ~ i m not sure but may be upto 7.5k
or
XpertVision 9600GT - 5.5k(KMD Route in TE)
ECE0105
ECE0105 #3
Sep 9, 2008 at 3:33 PM
@offtopic.

That hardly looks like a tight budget.... ;-)

I think the processor can be C2D 7200 instead of the above.
furious_gamer
Sep 9, 2008 at 3:36 PM
OK,,,,,
C2D E7200 - 5k
ABIT IP35E - 5.5k/MSI P35 Neo Combo F - 5.8k
Palit HD4850 - 9.5k(in TE:D)
20k....
How is this?
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imgame2 #5
Sep 9, 2008 at 3:54 PM
OK,,,,,
C2D E7200 - 5k
ABIT IP35E - 5.5k/MSI P35 Neo Combo F - 5.8k
Palit HD4850 - 9.5k(in TE:D)
20k....
How is this?

better go for MSI P45 neo F for 5.8k
rest of the config is perfect !!...can't get better VFM config than this !!
furious_gamer
Sep 9, 2008 at 4:15 PM
imgame2 said:
better go for MSI P45 neo F for 5.8k
rest of the config is perfect !!...can't get better VFM config than this !!
Are u sure P45 Neo - 5.8k...
If so then sure a sweet deal... Just grab it....
amrawtanshx
Sep 9, 2008 at 5:19 PM
E7200
MSI P45 Neo
ATI HD 4850
Zebronics Bijli Cabinet
Plasma_Snake
Sep 9, 2008 at 6:01 PM
Well thanks for pouring in the replies but heres the thing, Abit's Gone Out Of Motherboard Business, so no way for any Abit Motherboard as it greatly dampens future resale value of the board. About GPU I'm not set 'cause of 2 things:

  1. Max res I play is 720P so it doesn't has to be such a power horse as HD4850 or it can be if it fits the budget.
  2. I'll upgrade my whole rig fully next June-July with a healthy budget of 1 lac so at that time either this one would be sold off or passed on to my lil' sis who just started here B.E in Computer Science. SO the proccy and MoBo must be good.
AFAIK I think I'll stick to E8400 for Processor even if it means streching budget another 5K, thus total is 20K min, 25K max. Now shoot!
furious_gamer
Sep 9, 2008 at 6:29 PM
Well thanks for pouring in the replies but heres the thing, Abit's Gone Out Of Motherboard Business, so no way for any Abit Motherboard as it greatly dampens future resale value of the board. About GPU I'm not set 'cause of 2 things:

  1. Max res I play is 720P so it doesn't has to be such a power horse as HD4850 or it can be if it fits the budget.
  2. I'll upgrade my whole rig fully next June-July with a healthy budget of 1 lac so at that time either this one would be sold off or passed on to my lil' sis who just started here B.E in Computer Science. SO the proccy and MoBo must be good.
AFAIK I think I'll stick to E8400 for Processor even if it means streching budget another 5K, thus total is 20K min, 25K max. Now shoot!
E8400 - 7.5k
HD4850 - 9.5k
ASUS P5Q - 8k or P5Q Pro - 9k
MSI P7NSLI PLATINUM - 8k or MSI P35 Platinum - 8k
Mobo choice is upto u....
mukherjee
mukherjee #11
Sep 9, 2008 at 7:38 PM
get the asus p5q pro!
amrawtanshx
Sep 10, 2008 at 7:58 PM
  1. Max res I play is 720P so it doesn't has to be such a power horse as HD4850 or it can be if it fits the budget.
  2. I'll upgrade my whole rig fully next June-July with a healthy budget of 1 lac so at that time either this one would be sold off or passed on to my lil' sis who just started here B.E in Computer Science. SO the proccy and MoBo must be good.
AFAIK I think I'll stick to E8400 for Processor even if it means streching budget another 5K, thus total is 20K min, 25K max. Now shoot!

HD decoding also depends on the processor.
With E8400 .... U dont need any graphics to decode HD videos.It can do them single handedly.:!:
I suggested HD4850 ... Cuz of the avid gamer in you.:)

1 lac .... Cool.
A monster will be unleashed then.
Psychosocial
Sep 10, 2008 at 9:15 PM
E7200 + MSI P45 Neo-F + XFX 9800GT 512MB + CM 330 Elite cabby
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acewin #14
Sep 11, 2008 at 1:05 PM
E7200 + MSI P45 Neo-F + XFX 9800GT 512MB + CM 330 Elite cabby

KPower, plasma says he is in tight budget ;) so it does not means u should recommend him E7200, he already said he wants E8400
Plasma your budget is no tight when you are really spending 20K and can extend upto
mate you really are spending good amount of 20-25K which can get a good powerful rig in current max of 25K without monitor

E8400(as you wanted) + MSI PF Neo-F Combo + CM 330 Elite cabby + 512 MB 9600GT + PSU around 3K. Besides this HDD and burner are not included

8K + 5.8K + 1.6K + 7K + 3K this is when u would be spending 4-5K for the cabby and PSU.
if you can go upto 25K you can easily consider HD4850, otherwise get 9600GT in 7K and put that in money in good mobo or stick with MSI P45 mobo to keep it near 20K budget
Plasma_Snake
Sep 11, 2008 at 1:37 PM
Dude I got my Corsair TX750W today my budget of 20-25K is only for MoBO,CPU,GPU and Cabinet! I already have 2 DVD Writers(Samsung and ASUS[Lightscribe]), 400and 160GB Seagate HDD and Creative T6060 5.1 Samsung 26" LCD and Logitech Keyboard + mouse!
If I'm able to sell my current rig successfully THEN only are thse upgrades possible otherwise its just 5K for GPU and I have decided for HD4670 already in that matter but for higher things I'm still totally clueless.
amrawtanshx
Sep 11, 2008 at 1:56 PM
^^
Then go for HD4670.
Psychosocial
Sep 11, 2008 at 2:08 PM
ok, E8400 + MSI P45 + ATi HD4670
Plasma_Snake
Sep 11, 2008 at 2:29 PM
Lemme make it clear to all ya folks. I'm selling my current Processor, motherboard and GPU for around 7K max. If its sold then I can invest 20-25K for aforementioned and Cabinet as I'm giving away my Cabinet+PSU for free to anyone who buys all 3. I already have a Corsair TX750W PSU! Now if the rig isn't sold then I will have only 5K for GPU upgrade and for that matter it would be HD4670. For the bigger upgrade the card's gotta be bigger too, I have kept aside 10-12K for GPU from my budget of 20-25K. :cool: Hope now all of you catch my drift and I made this thread in advance 'cause once my rig's sold I won't be able to get online any longer. :(
VarDOS
VarDOS #19
Sep 11, 2008 at 5:16 PM
Go For This :

Proccy : Intel Core2Duo E8200 - 7500
Mobo : MSI P45 Neo F - 5800
GFX Card : Palit 9600GSO Sonic - 6350
Psychosocial
Sep 11, 2008 at 5:26 PM
E8400 + MSI P45 Neo-F + HD4850 is the way to go.....
R2K
R2K #21
Sep 11, 2008 at 5:29 PM
@plasma_snake

the link in ur siggy My Rig:*img233.imageshack.us/my.php?image=myrigyv8.jpg

is not working....
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imgame2 #22
Sep 11, 2008 at 5:32 PM
@plasma_snake

the link in ur siggy My Rig:*img233.imageshack.us/my.php?image=myrigyv8.jpg

is not working....


its working for me ....
R2K
R2K #24
Sep 11, 2008 at 5:50 PM
^^
really... then I think the proxy server over here is blocking it
Plasma_Snake
Sep 11, 2008 at 6:25 PM
HD4850 runs hot and no 3rd party cooler has been able to keep this pitbull cool, yet!
Final Budget is 21K min. and 27K max. Shoot Off your suggestions BUT remember;
  1. Processor will be E8400 as there's lil difference between its and E8200's price and since this rig is going to be handed down to my lil sis probably, I want something that should last next 3 years for her.
  2. Cabinet, I've Decided for CM Elite 330 but if you any in same price bracket and better than this then please do tell!
  3. I might have to buy RAM too.
MoBo,I'm confused what to look for, P45,X48 or what. Would seriously love one having both DDR2 and DDR3 option or DDR2 upto 16GB.
Psychosocial
Sep 11, 2008 at 7:31 PM
hmm......the MSI P35 Neo-F support both DDR3 and DDR2 but its a P35 based mobo........MSI P45 Neo-F is a nice mobo......for other P45 based mobos, look at ASUSTek's P5Q which is a solid mobo.....for X38, Abit IX38 Quad.... Get 4GB Transcend DDR2 800Mhz RAM (Kingston is also good)....2x2GB dual channel......Get the NVIDIA 9800GTX+ GPU and E8400 CPU :D.
toofan
toofan #27
Sep 11, 2008 at 9:49 PM
HD4850 runs hot and no 3rd party cooler has been able to keep this pitbull cool, yet!
Final Budget is 21K min. and 27K max. Shoot Off your suggestions BUT remember

No its not true. New HD4850 released after 31 july are coool. You can look here *www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=97053

And you have 24 inch tft then don't you think that you must buy an HD4850 or even HD4870.

And what will you do with 16GB RAM:confused:? For a 32bit system more then 2GB Ram is useless. Am I right guys?
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imgame2 #28
Sep 11, 2008 at 9:56 PM
HD4850 runs hot and no 3rd party cooler has been able to keep this pitbull cool, yet!
buy a palit HD4850 with latest BIOS runs idles at 45-49 deg and on load 67 deg ....with no extrra cooling required with about six people hre in forum have already bought the card including me ...never have any heating or noise problem ...so things have changed for HD4850 ...u can buy it peacefully ....make sure buy the one with latest maufacturing date ...and u can get the palit HD4850 for 9.5k to 9.7k ...
comp@ddict
Sep 11, 2008 at 10:07 PM
Listen, don't think twice about this:

E8400
HD4850
P5Q Pro
Psychosocial
Sep 11, 2008 at 10:47 PM
^^Yup!! Go for it....

the new Palit HD4850 is cool.......

It even beats Sapphire, against whom it lost out.
Plasma_Snake
Sep 11, 2008 at 10:56 PM
@ comp@addict, can u please mention out the prices too!

OK fellas this is what it has come down to;

  1. Processor-E8400- 8K(Hope to get a SLB9J one)
  2. GPU- Palit HD4850 - 10K
  3. Cabinet- CM Elite 330-2K
  4. RAM- Transcend 2x1GB DDR2 800MHz (getting a 1GB Transcend one in exchange for the rig, if no compatibility issue between Kingston and Transcend then will go for Kingston one)
It all comes down to the Motherboard, can I get a good sturdy reliable motherboard, preferably P45, in a budget of 5K or would I have to make room for 1K more and look in the range of 6K? Please Advice!
Psychosocial
Sep 12, 2008 at 6:00 AM
^^For 6.4k, you can get MSI P45 Neo-F which is a solid P45 based mobo...
comp@ddict
Sep 12, 2008 at 12:48 PM
^^For 6.4k, you can get MSI P45 Neo-F which is a solid P45 based mobo...


Corrected
6k

@ comp@addict, can u please mention out the prices too!

OK fellas this is what it has come down to;

  1. Processor-E8400- 8K(Hope to get a SLB9J one)
  2. GPU- Palit HD4850 - 10K
  3. Cabinet- CM Elite 330-2K
  4. RAM- Transcend 2x1GB DDR2 800MHz (getting a 1GB Transcend one in exchange for the rig, if no compatibility issue between Kingston and Transcend then will go for Kingston one)
It all comes down to the Motherboard, can I get a good sturdy reliable motherboard, preferably P45, in a budget of 5K or would I have to make room for 1K more and look in the range of 6K? Please Advice!

I'm sorry but the prices had been mentioned by many many ppl beforehand.
Psychosocial
Sep 12, 2008 at 2:09 PM
^^Hmm......its still 6.4k with the retailers here :(.
Plasma_Snake
Sep 12, 2008 at 4:47 PM
Please also tell me whether if there is going to be any trouble running Ubuntu/OpenSUSE on dem motherboards 'cause I don't remember correctly but some very reputed MoBo manufacturer was deliberately crippling its mobos so as not to run Linux.
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imgame2 #37
Sep 12, 2008 at 6:05 PM
Please also tell me whether if there is going to be any trouble running Ubuntu/OpenSUSE on dem motherboards 'cause I don't remember correctly but some very reputed MoBo manufacturer was deliberately crippling its mobos so as not to run Linux.

MSI P45 neo doesn't have support of neither Open Suse 11.0 or ubuntu ...and people had trouble installing it on MSI P45neo ....

but officially Asus P5Q has support of ubuntu ..but had problem recognising the hard drive in SATA ...similar is the case of open suse 11.0

but for some people Asus P5Q worked for both ubuntu and open suse 11.0 after some tweak in Bios....
Plasma_Snake
Sep 12, 2008 at 6:16 PM
Well I need a board that has good Linux support too, after all its where the real deal hides as Linux only has the power to demonstrate the power of the demons and harness it according to the will!
Psychosocial
Sep 12, 2008 at 8:59 PM
^^Old boards support it natively........MSI P35 Neo-F does and so does my punny MSI 945GCM5FV2 :D.
Plasma_Snake
Sep 12, 2008 at 9:12 PM
WTH, newer boards not supporting Linux :mad: Please tell me one that can provide good support for both type of OS as I'll be shifting slowly towards Linux, hopefully! ;)
Plasma_Snake
Sep 12, 2008 at 10:54 PM
Tell u guys the truth, I don't wanna tread the MSI or Asrock or any other brand way. I want to stick to trusted brands like ASUS or Gigabyte!
Psychosocial
Sep 12, 2008 at 11:36 PM
Oh ok.....but Why ??? :confused: MSI P35 Neo-F is a very good mobo......

Anyways, Gigabyte's EP35 DS3R is good.

For ASUS's P35 offerings, look at the P5K.

BTW, ASUS's P5K VM, which is a G33 based mobo also has a good support for Linux and is a good mobo too......:)
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acewin #44
Sep 13, 2008 at 1:45 AM
I thought MSI was good trusted brand.
And interestingly I know MSI before Asus, thought Asus was just another company like IOmega just dealing in storage products
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imgame2 #45
Sep 13, 2008 at 3:18 AM
Tell u guys the truth, I don't wanna tread the MSI or Asrock or any other brand way. I want to stick to trusted brands like ASUS or Gigabyte!

ASUS P5k is the one for u its supported by all linux distro and ...i haven't heard many problems with it .......so u shouldn't face any ..available @ lynx for 7.9k+tax ....

u should also look around for any problem with any linux distro ...if u are satisfied then this is the one u should go for ...both ubuntu and open SuSE 11.0 says that this mobo runs out of the box !

u can buy a 4670 now and later some good card...and mixed crossfire with a better card ..if it works out for u ...that will be nice for ur 26" monitor ...
Plasma_Snake
Sep 13, 2008 at 8:59 AM
P5K! Saw it, is a good motherboard, supports Crossfire but I would make it my 2nd choice, for first I still need a one that can/has:
1. Newer chipset,P45 or X48 or X38
2. Support for Linux distros!
3. Crossfire or SLi support appreciated !
Now people as my earlier expenses led to just 5K budget for MoBo, I have now revised it to 30K and that's the limit so now suggest me a MoBo in the range of 8K as I have already made up my mind on the following. BTW if you have something better in mind please do tell:
  1. Processor-E8400=8K
  2. GPU-Palit HD4850=10K
  3. Cabinet-CM Elite 330=2K
  4. RAM- 2x1GB DDR2 833MHZ = 2K
Now please guys shoot the $h1t out! :p

Was checking out ASUS's site and found this Baby, tell me your thoughts on this---P5KC
comp@ddict
Sep 13, 2008 at 12:39 PM
What do you mean to say?

MSI is a totally trusted brand, don't ever say it isn't again!
toofan
toofan #48
Sep 15, 2008 at 7:54 AM
Go for MSI P35neo or Abit one both are good.
Psychosocial
Sep 15, 2008 at 2:24 PM
^^Abit is EOL....

Go for the ASUS P5K if you want Linux support or the P5Q if you want P45 board....your choice.

I dunno why you dont like MSI..but its your choice :|.

And E8400 + 4GB RAM + Palit HD4850 512MB GDDR3 :D.
comp@ddict
Sep 15, 2008 at 3:22 PM
^^^ 2GB is enough but nice one.....finally we reach an end.
Psychosocial
Sep 15, 2008 at 8:32 PM
^^Ya......RAM is dirt cheap this days and I know Plasma_Snake, he's an avid gamer and will require more RAM if he plans to game on this :).
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imgame2 #52
Sep 15, 2008 at 8:59 PM
Was checking out ASUS's site and found this Baby, tell me your thoughts on this---P5KC

its a good mobo with support for both DDR2 and DDR3 but with P35 chipset!

it also has no problem with linux distro whatsoever ...
Plasma_Snake
Sep 16, 2008 at 5:55 PM
So should I go for this Asus P5KC, a homie at TE warned me against it. BTW how much a P45 chipset based board with support for both DDR2 and DDR3 wud cost? Also does E8400 comes with a Stock HSF or does one has to buy a seperate cooling solution for it?
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ImAClown #54
Sep 16, 2008 at 6:06 PM
nice 1010101010101011010101010101
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ImAClown #56
Sep 16, 2008 at 6:08 PM
whats a clown doing in the middle of nowhere?

whats a clown doing in the middle of nowhere?
eating chips you fool
furious_gamer
Sep 16, 2008 at 6:13 PM
ImAClown said:
whats a clown doing in the middle of nowhere?
Eating chips.... or do some programming....:D:D:D:D
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ImAClown #58
Sep 16, 2008 at 6:14 PM
no no no..
'clowns' jump around.. they dont do programming
furious_gamer
Sep 16, 2008 at 6:19 PM
ImAClown said:
no no no..
'clowns' jump around.. they dont do programming
Thanx 4 correcting me..Clown:D
Psychosocial
Sep 16, 2008 at 7:10 PM
So should I go for this Asus P5KC, a homie at TE warned me against it. BTW how much a P45 chipset based board with support for both DDR2 and DDR3 wud cost? Also does E8400 comes with a Stock HSF or does one has to buy a seperate cooling solution for it?

hmm....the E8400 comes with a HSF AFAIK.
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imgame2 #61
Sep 16, 2008 at 8:17 PM
So should I go for this Asus P5KC, a homie at TE warned me against it. BTW how much a P45 chipset based board with support for both DDR2 and DDR3 wud cost? Also does E8400 comes with a Stock HSF or does one has to buy a seperate cooling solution for it?

if i were u i would go with Asus P5 Pro ..its rock solid mobo based on P45 chipset and one of the hottest selling too ...initially every mobo face support problem with linux distro but sooner or later they are resolved ..i remember this having an experience with two intel mobo and one asus mobo ..initially there was 845GL/GV mobo when it was launched there was no support for it but very soon a new kernal was released with a support for it ..and it started working ..same was the case with asus 875 chipset mobo it...was one of the highest performing mobo of its time ...then with P945G chipset ...

in linux a solution comes faster than it comes for windows especially it won't ake long for Asus P5 pro mobo to get all the support (as its hot seller and rock solid mobo)..perhaps the next update from ubuntu or suse will support it or resolve the issues regarding it..till then u can use fedora or centos ..their hardware support base is much wide ...specially fedora 9 will face no problems with Asus P5 PRO..AFAIK

the DDR2 and DDR3 model of P45 chipset is P5QC ...but i don't know the price !

all Intel processors ...AFAIK comes with a stock HSF ..which will be more than sufficient unless u want to overclock !
Plasma_Snake
Sep 18, 2008 at 7:02 PM
Please weigh out these 2 selections for me and then point me into the right direction.
First Selection:

  1. Processor- E8400
  2. Motherboard- ASUS P5Q
  3. GPU- HD4850
  4. RAM- 4GB DDR2 833MHz
  5. Cabinet- CM Elite 330
Totaling it up- 8K+8K+10K+4K+2K=32K

Second Option is:

  1. Processor- E7200
  2. Motherboard- Abit IP35-E OR MSI P35 Neo Combo-F OR ASUS P5K-VM. Now the tricky thing here is Abit's gone out of Motherboard business, MSI board has both DDR2 and DDR3 support but DDR2 is 833MHz max and Asus board has while better DDR2 memory support(upto 1066MHz) it also has IGP thus allowing me to keep the GPU with me when I pass it on to my sister. Now I myself not able to decide between them, moreover see my below RAM config and help me out better.
  3. GPU- HD4850
  4. RAM- 2x1GB DDR2 833MHZ + 2x2GB DDR2 833MHZ
  5. Cabinet- CM 690
Totaling it up- 5.5K+5.5K+10K+6K-8K+4K=31K-33K

I got my Corsair TX750W PSU today so no problem of power requirement. Please also tell me what would be better, less but faster RAM or more but moderate speed RAM?

After thinking hardly, I've eliminated Abit board outta the equation so the competition is between ASUS P5K-VM and MSI P35 Neo Combo-F!
Psychosocial
Sep 18, 2008 at 7:36 PM
Please weigh out these 2 selections for me and then point me into the right direction.
First Selection:

  1. Processor- E8400
  2. Motherboard- ASUS P5Q
  3. GPU- HD4850
  4. RAM- 4GB DDR2 833MHz
  5. Cabinet- CM Elite 330
Totaling it up- 8K+8K+10K+4K+2K=32K

Second Option is:

  1. Processor- E7200
  2. Motherboard- Abit IP35-E OR MSI P35 Neo Combo-F OR ASUS P5K-VM. Now the tricky thing here is Abit's gone out of Motherboard business, MSI board has both DDR2 and DDR3 support but DDR2 is 833MHz max and Asus board has while better DDR2 memory support(upto 1066MHz) it also has IGP thus allowing me to keep the GPU with me when I pass it on to my sister. Now I myself not able to decide between them, moreover see my below RAM config and help me out better.
  3. GPU- HD4850
  4. RAM- 2x1GB DDR2 833MHZ + 2x2GB DDR2 833MHZ
  5. Cabinet- CM 690
Totaling it up- 5.5K+5.5K+10K+6K-8K+4K=31K-33K

I got my Corsair TX750W PSU today so no problem of power requirement. Please also tell me what would be better, less but faster RAM or more but moderate speed RAM?

After thinking hardly, I've eliminated Abit board outta the equation so the competition is between ASUS P5K-VM and MSI P35 Neo Combo-F!

AFAIK there is no DDR2833MHz RAM ......did you mean DDR2 800MHz ??

I suggest you go with the P5K-VM and get the E8400 + 2x2GB DDR2 800MHz RAM and a Palit HD4850.
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imgame2 #64
Sep 18, 2008 at 7:36 PM
i would go with the selection one because its more future proof ...E7200 is good but i would suggest it only when u want to use the system for about 1.5 years or so,

there is no DDR2 833 MHz available in market it only comes in 667MHz or 800MHz,1066 MHz or 1200MHz

*en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDR2_SDRAM

*techreport.com/discussions.x/11393



also u will need to use a 64bit OS ...to actually use 4Gb of RAM else it will just show 3Gb.

i wouldn't go for MSI P35 as P35 chipset is getting old ..why would u want to go for a old chipset when u can actually afford a new better chipset and believe me ASUS p5Q pro make the other mobo look like .....

u will get performance almost 25% more from first option then second ....even if its tight for u now ..but for barebone its best available.... other things could be added later
Plasma_Snake
Sep 18, 2008 at 7:43 PM
What about PSU and UPS match, ne way to test it out now thus make room for UPS too if any sign of trouble.
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imgame2 #66
Sep 18, 2008 at 7:49 PM
What about PSU and UPS match, ne way to test it out now thus make room for UPS too if any sign of trouble.

UPS for corsair TX750W ....that will cost u fortune ...considering it will only accept a pure sine wave UPS .....which is already very difficult to come by in india AFAIK ...su-kam advertise their UPS as Pure sine wave ..but they aren't it seems ....APC has some high VA models u can check out ...a UPS supplying power to TX750W should provide constant power else TX750W will not work !
Plasma_Snake
Sep 18, 2008 at 8:04 PM
So should try a dry run of my PSU with UPS now, I've a 1KVA MicroTek UPS! yeah, Yeah I know its a P.O.S but it worked flawlessly with my last config.
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imgame2 #68
Sep 18, 2008 at 8:16 PM
So should try a dry run of my PSU with UPS now, I've a 1KVA MicroTek UPS! yeah, Yeah I know its a P.O.S but it worked flawlessly with my last config.

u could try that ..if it works well and good if it doesn't then ....look out for a new UPS
Plasma_Snake
Sep 24, 2008 at 4:33 PM
CAn anybody tell me where I can get all the aforementioned stuff in Nehru Place, Delhi ???
Plasma_Snake
Sep 26, 2008 at 6:25 PM
please help me out quick dudes, my D-day is 1st October 2008! BTW can ne1 tell me whether if I buy stuff through my Gold Debit Card(HDFC), is there going to be any surcharge to be paid or tax or is it going to be just plain shopping expenses cut from the bank account? My expected expenditure wud b 35K whilst the card's daily shopping limit is of 50K.