most importantly, what's your budget.
if you are going for Intel, remember that not all processors support h/w virtualization and you need to be picky. for AMD, all the processors supports h/w based virtualization.
for GPU, a HD4850 or GTS250 should do or even a 9600GT should do.
AMD X4 620. Best buy now! If you are planning to buy something around the 5k range!
@rajkumar_pb thnx nd btw u r waaaaaay off ven u say 'dude'...
Hmmm yeah you got a point there buddy.@Raj: Be careful when you are 'duding'...!
@Krow: Be careful when you are spreading your wings about Googling...!
We got to be a bit sensitive to new comers, takes a while to get used to the TDF culture.....!
Yes, as I said previously thank you doc. If you want to take that as an insult, then fine go ahead with it. Anyway, just a small reminder, if you read my original post (which caused rajkumar to flame like a fire ),@Krow i didnt ask U for help now did i?
amazing how ppl can b so rude when u ask for help IN QUOTES !
i didnt mean it as an insult UNLIKE you.i ws merely pointing out.
u most certainly have issues.
I don't see how this is rude. If you did not understand this, then it means, first Google, all your questions should be answered. If you are unable to find something after that, we are here to help you out. If this is insulting to you, then let me know. We'll decide who has issues.@ etaha Use Google for most of your queries, then post back. We'll help you out after that
See, maybe its not the best way to greet a person by asking them to google, but that's how things work. If we tell you some basic things about everything, then it will be a part of what professional websites can tell you. It will be only a miniscule portion about anything that you want to know. Instead if you use Google, you might just end up finding something which we don't know already. You will have the freedom to choose which sources to take your answer from and also, you will get much more detailed answers.@Krow gotcha...but dont tell me u ver trying 2 help...