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Few causes of stuttering:- Low memory, extreme temperature and automatic down-clocking of processor/graphics card. You may use MSI Afterburner's On Screen Display (OSD) to monitor these parameters while in game and locate possible culprit. Afterburner can be used to limit temperature etc. as well.

Try this Nvidia Control Panel -> Manage 3D settings -> Global Settings -> Power Management Mode Set this to Maximum performance. Default is Adaptive which would cause that problem in almost all games.

Seems like a good option. Has anyone had any experience with this site or any similar customization websites? I guess delivery time is an issue with them.

Going to buy a high end gaming laptop which should last a couple of years at least. My friend, returning from US this month, would be getting it for me. So, shipping/customs shouldn't be a problem. Budget - $1500 Size - 17'' preferable, but would consider 15" Primary tasks - Hardcore gaming...

Lol, he meant to say 8800gt's.

Corsair prices are on hike. Get Antec 650w from phoenix or glacialpower 600w or about. Both will cost around 4.5k.

i7 would require abt 15k more than above config. Actually that config he gave is abt the best you can get for your budget. For psu being such important part of config, get either corsair 450w or if going for coolermaster, get cm 460 real power with 5 years warranty. Also you can get zotac gtx...

Get gtx 295 for 30k or tell your budget

Go for assembled if you care for the performance under you budget. Every component come with some warranty, so repairing won't be a problem. You can efficiently invest on different components according to your requirement and usage. Monitor - samsung 22" is definitely the best Graphics card -...

What psu do you have ? If you do not have quality psu, the best option is Palit radeon hd 4770 for 6.5k zebronics 350w pro for 1.5k If you have good brand psu already, Palit GTS 250 for 7.5k

Now a days, it finally costs 70 rupees per dollar. You'll get almost same price for most items in growing competition in local dealers if available.

Overclocking single core pentiums was never a good idea, as temperature can really soar up. For safe temperature limits, go to processorfinder.intel.com, select your processor and see the thermal specification. Try to stay clear of that by 5 degrees or more.

goto techenclave forum and pm username mediahome.in. He's quite a reliable dealer and is selling zebronics 350w for 1525 shipped. Don't get psu's reliablity of which you aren't sure of.

The graphics card seems to have a fixable problem, or a completely dead one would give beeps. Ne ways, the prices are'nt going to fall much till nov-dec, when Radeon releases new cards. If you can't wait till then, get the following if playing resolution 1280x1024 palit radeon hd4770 for 6.5k...

CM 460 EP is more than enough for 9600gt even if ocing. The review clearly shows the passed ratings as 13A on individual 12v rails. OC'ed 9600gt would max use abt 90w, so 222w is still available for other components like mobo, proccy, hdd, dvd drive , ram etc combined and typical draw of these...