PC Buying Guide 2011- Q4
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
hey thnx for superb guide, was looking for a high end gaming/vfx pc withing 65-85K. But i got 1 questions i am hearing mixed opinion about AMD and INTEL processors. I am so confused, which is better for gaming and visual effects/3d modelling?
also i noticed none of the pcs in the guide have an AMD processor.
hey thnx for superb guide, was looking for a high end gaming/vfx pc withing 65-85K. But i got 1 questions i am hearing mixed opinion about AMD and INTEL processors. I am so confused, which is better for gaming and visual effects/3d modelling?
also i noticed none of the pcs in the guide have an AMD processor.
Tenida
Gadget Freak
Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
Look at this new Cpu Air Cooler from Coolermaster.
Coolermaster Hyper 612 PWN
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Look at this new Cpu Air Cooler from Coolermaster.
Coolermaster Hyper 612 PWN
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
Younger brother Skud.
Younger brother Skud.
Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
Actually I went by the no. of heatpipes and fin density.
Actually I went by the no. of heatpipes and fin density.
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Jaskanwar Singh
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
any idea on pricing?
any idea on pricing?
Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
^^ nice find Tenida but it's not available anywhere but in a few days we will know the price for sure anyway
here some more reviews :
*www.hitechlegion.com/reviews/cooli...cooler-master-hyper-612-pwm-cpu-cooler-review
*www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware/Reviews/Cooler_Master_Gemini_Hyper/
*www.pureoverclock.com/article1335.html
^^ nice find Tenida but it's not available anywhere but in a few days we will know the price for sure anyway
here some more reviews :
*www.hitechlegion.com/reviews/cooli...cooler-master-hyper-612-pwm-cpu-cooler-review
*www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware/Reviews/Cooler_Master_Gemini_Hyper/
*www.pureoverclock.com/article1335.html
d6bmg
BMG ftw!!
Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
Price range is good. And thanks for the link of review.
Problem: It's huge.
Price range is good. And thanks for the link of review.
Problem: It's huge.
Cilus
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
Jas, I think some modification is needed in the 25K config. Currently we are receiving lots of requests for gaming rig under 25K...and as per the current rig in our guide which is not possible. So I have done some minor updates on it.
Here is my suggestion:
CPU |AMD Athlon II X4 635| 4K
Mobo| Gigabyte GA-MA78LMT-S2| 2.5K
Ram| G-skill F3-10600CL9S-2GBNT| 0.7K
HDD| Seagate 500 GB 7200.1| 1.9K
PSU| FSP SAGA II 500W| 2K
Cabinet| Zebronics Bijli w/o PSU| 1K
ODD| LG 22X DVD R/W| 0.9K
Display| Acer P206HV 20"| 5.1K
Input Device| Logitech MK100| 0.5K
GPU| MSI HD 6670 1 GB GDDR5| 5.4K
Speaker| Altec Lansing BXR1220| 0.7K
UPS| Microtek 600VA| 1.2K
Total|---------------| 25.9K
The reason being is currently the 25K config is designed for Office work and multimedia. Now in office and day to day work there is hardly any difference between a i3 and Athlon II X4. Now on that config, only Bluray playback is possible in decent level, not anything else as the IGP of 780 Chipset HD 3200 is too weak for it. Even it will fail short in HD playback if some post processing filters are applied. So my suggesion is to create a rig which will have enough CPU power for the day to day activity and very decent GPU power for enhanced multimedia... even very good gaming.
So have chosen Athlon II X4 + HD 6670 + Acer P206HV combination. It is enough for day to day applications and 6670 will provide enough kick for gaming in 1600X900 resolution in medium to higher settings. It has performace closer to HD 6750 or 5750.
Let me know your feedback.
Jas, I think some modification is needed in the 25K config. Currently we are receiving lots of requests for gaming rig under 25K...and as per the current rig in our guide which is not possible. So I have done some minor updates on it.
Here is my suggestion:
Mobo| Gigabyte GA-MA78LMT-S2| 2.5K
Ram| G-skill F3-10600CL9S-2GBNT| 0.7K
HDD| Seagate 500 GB 7200.1| 1.9K
PSU| FSP SAGA II 500W| 2K
Cabinet| Zebronics Bijli w/o PSU| 1K
ODD| LG 22X DVD R/W| 0.9K
Display| Acer P206HV 20"| 5.1K
Input Device| Logitech MK100| 0.5K
GPU| MSI HD 6670 1 GB GDDR5| 5.4K
Speaker| Altec Lansing BXR1220| 0.7K
UPS| Microtek 600VA| 1.2K
Total|---------------| 25.9K
The reason being is currently the 25K config is designed for Office work and multimedia. Now in office and day to day work there is hardly any difference between a i3 and Athlon II X4. Now on that config, only Bluray playback is possible in decent level, not anything else as the IGP of 780 Chipset HD 3200 is too weak for it. Even it will fail short in HD playback if some post processing filters are applied. So my suggesion is to create a rig which will have enough CPU power for the day to day activity and very decent GPU power for enhanced multimedia... even very good gaming.
So have chosen Athlon II X4 + HD 6670 + Acer P206HV combination. It is enough for day to day applications and 6670 will provide enough kick for gaming in 1600X900 resolution in medium to higher settings. It has performace closer to HD 6750 or 5750.
Let me know your feedback.
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Ayuclack
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Cilus
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
Nopes, not gonna cut UPS... frequent power cut can kill some of your most expensive hardware... take it from a sufferer. I had lost both my 6870 cards because of some frequent power cuts. Thank god...they were still under warranty and got replaced.
Nopes, not gonna cut UPS... frequent power cut can kill some of your most expensive hardware... take it from a sufferer. I had lost both my 6870 cards because of some frequent power cuts. Thank god...they were still under warranty and got replaced.
d3p
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
Dude, your APC is having good Voltage Regulation Capacity, but still can't hold power spikes off. I think getting a Belkin 8 Socket Gold will definitely makes some sense.
Now i have the same problem, i was having Microtek 1KVA 650w CM with Silent Pro M600 earlier. I was getting a decent amount of backup of 15-20mins. But the day i hooked up my Corsair AX850 i'm not even getting a backup of 2mins...
Not sure, but i don't a have any other go other than selling it off.
Dude, your APC is having good Voltage Regulation Capacity, but still can't hold power spikes off. I think getting a Belkin 8 Socket Gold will definitely makes some sense.
Now i have the same problem, i was having Microtek 1KVA 650w CM with Silent Pro M600 earlier. I was getting a decent amount of backup of 15-20mins. But the day i hooked up my Corsair AX850 i'm not even getting a backup of 2mins...
Not sure, but i don't a have any other go other than selling it off.
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MegaMind
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
I think the battery has gone kaput... Is it under warranty?
I think the battery has gone kaput... Is it under warranty?
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