nirajkvinit
Broken In
Hello Guys,
Today I decided to buy me a new System, as my old one is dying its slow death. I read your enlightening posts, did lots of google searches but I must admit I couldn't understand most of the things. Seems I've been out of the Hardware arena for quite a long time, and would need another 1 month or so to understand every intricate things about Computer Hardware. So I am asking you shamelessly to help me find a good configuration.
I roamed the streets and asked some main vendors to give me a good configuration. I am not sure either about what do I want. I have been playing with a Snail-Speed computer for such a long time that I want to own and work on a faster computer. I'm not a game enthusiast, though when I was young(Not literally) I was a game buff and had played some of the serious games of my time(Castle WolfestineII, Revolt, Max Payne, Project IGI etc) . Now I've lost my interest(Same reason - slow Computer).
Anyways, as I said earlier I asked some vendors about the configuration, and they gave me this, Could you please help me pick a nice configuration??? I would be grateful. What do you say about Intel??? Is Intel Dual core better than AMD???
Processor - AMD6000+
RAM - 2 GB (Any specific brand I should demand???)
MoBo - Asus (M2NMX-SE), Asus-HDMI,
HDD - 250 GB SATA
1. I want my system capable enough to run Windows Vista.
2. Maybe My brother would like to play a game or two.
3. Should be able to analyze approx 10,000 SQL Records quickly and efficiently.
4. My Budget is around Rs. 25,000/-(Without Monitor)
5. Would I need to add some high end graphics card to enjoy advance features of Vista(Flip View or whatever they say)
6. I am into Database Management(Oracle) and Programming(.Net).
Admins and Moderators, If I am violating forums rules then I apologize in advance. I tried to search a good AMD6000+ configuration here but couldn't find, so started a new thread with the hope that this new thread will be visible to other users like me who want a quick info to help them buy a good system.
~nirajkvinit
Today I decided to buy me a new System, as my old one is dying its slow death. I read your enlightening posts, did lots of google searches but I must admit I couldn't understand most of the things. Seems I've been out of the Hardware arena for quite a long time, and would need another 1 month or so to understand every intricate things about Computer Hardware. So I am asking you shamelessly to help me find a good configuration.
I roamed the streets and asked some main vendors to give me a good configuration. I am not sure either about what do I want. I have been playing with a Snail-Speed computer for such a long time that I want to own and work on a faster computer. I'm not a game enthusiast, though when I was young(Not literally) I was a game buff and had played some of the serious games of my time(Castle WolfestineII, Revolt, Max Payne, Project IGI etc) . Now I've lost my interest(Same reason - slow Computer).
Anyways, as I said earlier I asked some vendors about the configuration, and they gave me this, Could you please help me pick a nice configuration??? I would be grateful. What do you say about Intel??? Is Intel Dual core better than AMD???
Processor - AMD6000+
RAM - 2 GB (Any specific brand I should demand???)
MoBo - Asus (M2NMX-SE), Asus-HDMI,
HDD - 250 GB SATA
1. I want my system capable enough to run Windows Vista.
2. Maybe My brother would like to play a game or two.
3. Should be able to analyze approx 10,000 SQL Records quickly and efficiently.
4. My Budget is around Rs. 25,000/-(Without Monitor)
5. Would I need to add some high end graphics card to enjoy advance features of Vista(Flip View or whatever they say)
6. I am into Database Management(Oracle) and Programming(.Net).
Admins and Moderators, If I am violating forums rules then I apologize in advance. I tried to search a good AMD6000+ configuration here but couldn't find, so started a new thread with the hope that this new thread will be visible to other users like me who want a quick info to help them buy a good system.
~nirajkvinit
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