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Re: PC upgrade within 35k (max) [Solved] Yes, I heard about the GTX 960 too and have decided to hold off the GPU purchase. :-D So right now I would be upgrading just my CPU, motherboard and RAM. Thanks guys for all your inputs. :thumbs:

Nope, I don't have the money to change my PSU. I checked. 280x would be a risk with that PSU. So I would have to either pick up a r9 285 or a GTX 760. I would probably be going with r9 285.

So I have changed the config according to your suggestions. Please see if this is now fine: Proc: i5 4460 - 11500 RAM: HyperX Fury 8GB (8GB X 1) - 5200 Motherboard: Asrock B85M Pro4 - 5000 (Going with this because of Intel LAN) GPU: Sapphire dual-x r9 280x 3GB - 21500 Total ~ 44000/- Going to...

Finally decided on the following config: Proc: i5 4460 - 12500 RAM: HyperX Fury 8GB (8GB X 1) - 5200 Motherboard: Asrock H97M Pro4 - 7000 (Going with this because of Intel LAN) GPU: Sapphire dual-x r9 270X 2GB - 14700 Total = 39500/- Going to sell HD 7750 = 4500/- (expected) Effective cost =...

Sorry mate. Can't do that. Would be putting the unused stuff into another computer. Budget stays at 30K. Can you suggest a config within 30 - 35k?

Thanks for the config deathblade. FYI, my current RAM is DDR2. But there are three problems with this config: 1. Only 4GB RAM. I was planning for at least 8GB. 2. Total comes out around 40k, way above my budget. Remember, budget is 30K. 5K more only if very necessary. 3. The prices are lower...

Gaming PC upgrade within 35k (max) 1. What is the purpose of the computer? What all applications and games are you going to run? (Stupid answers like 'gaming' or 'office work' will not work. Be exact. Which games? Which applications? Avoid the word 'et cetera.') Ans: Mostly games like x-com...

^I agree. Overclocking would prove much more cost effective in this case. The i3 that you have is a very good processor. Why waste money when you already have something good.

Even if the OP does not upgrade in the future, the Seasonic 520W is a better choice as it gives much more breathing space. The cx450 would be too loaded when gaming with full load. Even the minimum power requirement of 7850 is 500W as stated by AMD. OP would be better off sticking to the 520W...

^Just one more change. Get Seasonic S12II-520W or Corsair cx500V2 instead of cx430. It would not be sufficient for the HD7850. Both these PSU cost around 3.5 to 4k.

Epson tx121 also has the option of adding CISS, wherein you can add external ink tanks to the printer instead of buying cartridges.

Here you go Core i5-2320 - 11k MSI H67MA-E35 (B3) - 4.6k Corsair Vengence 4GB - 1.7k Seasonic S12II-520W - 3.9k Seagete 500GB HDD - 3.9k NZXT Source 210 Elite - 2.6k Zotac NVIDIA Geforce GTX 560 - 10k And don't even think about getting anything less than 4GB RAM. As for overclocking, it...

OK. If you value that Flipkart percentages so much rather than some sane advises and personal experiences, then best of luck. May the force be with you... *sigh*

Those prices are without taxes. Adding up the taxes would bring the prices equal to those found on Flipkart. As for SMC and Computer Empire, I checked last week, prices of sandy bridge processors and corsair RAM were more at these two shops than at Flipkart. I myself got a Sapphire HD 7750 from...

Hmmm. But then there are some components like processors and motherboards and RAMs, which are in fact cheaper on Flipkart than Nehru Place. And since the OP stays in Faridabad, I don't think there should be any problems in COD there.

^^Hahahahaha!! ROFL!! Since when has Flipkart become the "centre" of tech reviews. Google the epson printer and you would find good reviews about it. And I think you forgot to mention that the Epson printer has "117" 5 stars and "41" 4 stars as compared to canon's "87" and "27" stars...

Get this: Core i5-2320 - 11k MSI H67MA-E35 (B3) - 4.6k Corsair Vengence 4GB - 1.7k Seasonic S12II-520W - 3.9k Seagate 500GB HDD - 3.9k NZXT Source 210 Elite - 2.6k Zotac NVIDIA Geforce GTX 560 Ti - 14k And why no online shopping. You can get good stuff from Flipkart. They offer "Cash on...

Why, oh why, would the OP go for a 6790 when he can afford a 7770! And a 7770 bottlenecked by a q8400! No way...

But dear friend, gaming is not the ONLY thing a user has to do on a PC. Sure, the OP has mentioned that he wants a gaming rig, but then you also need good processor for many more things. A sandy bridge pentium should only be suggested for cash starved rigs and not someone with enough money to...

So untrue. Till date I have built around 5 assembled rigs, and not even a single one of them has faced any problems. People face issues with assembled rig only if they buy substandard parts, get it assembled incorrectly, or simply do not know how to handle hardware properly. If you are careful...