OP
Choto Cheeta
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sorry... that was a Typos... its 512 MB
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2x250GB seagate baracudda 7200.10 or 7200.11
I have a T7700 Should i replace it with e5300THX. I mean which is better for pure GAMING and HD movies
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OP
Choto Cheeta
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Make sure they are SATA-II 16 MB Buffer
i guess any HDD avobe 7200.10 would come with 16 MB buffer... see if the price is not too much different between them then go for 7200.11...VIA is not a Chipset in which you should rely on... would it be really difficult for u to go for MSI K9AGM2 or MSI K9AGM3 ?? which is Rs. 2450/- + TAX at Kolkata market
XBL said:
You mean intel processor ?? T7700 is a Notebook range core 2 duo (2.4 GHz / 4MB L2 / 800 MHz) processor where as I am not aware of any E5300 THX processor model from Intel !!!
Let us seeMake sure they are SATA-II 16 MB Buffer
VIA is not a Chipset in which you should rely on... would it be really difficult for u to go for MSI K9AGM2 or MSI K9AGM3 ?? which is Rs. 2450/- + TAX at Kolkata market
excluding TAX its RS.5100 Total
alright I will get MSI K9AGM3
Are you sure that this has a VGA port Because My Dell E248WFP 24" Widescreen Flat Panel LCD Monitor only has a DVI-d(in use with XBOX360) and a VGA port.I dont wanna buy a converter.
Back Panel I/O Ports
Back Panel I/O Ports
- 1 x HDMI port (optional)
- 1 x DVI-D port (optional)
- 1 x PS/2 keyboard
- 1 x PS/2 mouse
- 1 x IEEE1394 Port (optional)
- 1 x 6 in 1 audio jack
- 4 x USB 2.0 ports
- 1 x RJ45 LAN jack
- 1 x Graphics Card port
and is the optional marked stuff free or will it cost extra per feature
Sorry my badYou mean intel processor ?? T7700 is a Notebook range core 2 duo (2.4 GHz / 4MB L2 / 800 MHz) processor where as I am not aware of any E5300 THX processor model from Intel !!!
I was talkin about Creative inspire T7700(7.1) And Logitech e5300THX (5.1) speakers
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dOm1naTOr
Wise Old Owl
@XBL
e5300 is a gr8 set of speakers. T700 is just a 7.1 nd no more.
e5300 despite being a 5.1,beats t7700 in every way.
But in games, more sounds channels/sources are better as we dun use earth shattering palyback sounds. So for games t7700 is gud.
But for movies e5300 is 2x better with 280w rms nd gud balance of sounds[highs,mids nd lows]. But e5300's woofer use paper cones/diaphram[and so is t7700]. So the bass quality wont be as gud as Z5500[which has platic diaphram]. Then also e5300 is a gr8 buy for its price.
I think its for 10k range. But it lacks decoding, wireless remote, or digital display [which Z5500 has].
Its better if u can extend budget to get Creative Giga 380[or somethin i dun remember correctly-its gaming range os 5.1, nd it rocks]
e5300 is a gr8 set of speakers. T700 is just a 7.1 nd no more.
e5300 despite being a 5.1,beats t7700 in every way.
But in games, more sounds channels/sources are better as we dun use earth shattering palyback sounds. So for games t7700 is gud.
But for movies e5300 is 2x better with 280w rms nd gud balance of sounds[highs,mids nd lows]. But e5300's woofer use paper cones/diaphram[and so is t7700]. So the bass quality wont be as gud as Z5500[which has platic diaphram]. Then also e5300 is a gr8 buy for its price.
I think its for 10k range. But it lacks decoding, wireless remote, or digital display [which Z5500 has].
Its better if u can extend budget to get Creative Giga 380[or somethin i dun remember correctly-its gaming range os 5.1, nd it rocks]
Thanks Dude
I just saw Creative Giga 750 With 700w RMS
Dont know the price thoughNow should I go for
e5300THX
Giga750
Giga550
SunnyChahal
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@choto
she is a CA.She needs to use M$ excel n tally and she likes a bit of gaming too like Sims 2 etc.she want the tft in that 31K only.
she is a CA.She needs to use M$ excel n tally and she likes a bit of gaming too like Sims 2 etc.she want the tft in that 31K only.
I would go with the e5300THX then. Its 5k cheaper and looks better than GIGA 500
Does the MSI K9AM3 has a VGA port Because My Dell E248WFP 24" Widescreen Flat Panel LCD Monitor only has a DVI-d(in use with XBOX360) and a VGA port.I dont wanna buy a converter.
Back Panel I/O Ports
- 1 x HDMI port (optional)
- 1 x DVI-D port (optional)
- 1 x PS/2 keyboard
- 1 x PS/2 mouse
- 1 x IEEE1394 Port (optional)
- 1 x 6 in 1 audio jack
- 4 x USB 2.0 ports
- 1 x RJ45 LAN jack
- 1 x Graphics Card port
and is the optional marked stuff free or will it cost extra per feature
dOm1naTOr
Wise Old Owl
Yes, it has VGA. And the onboard DVI-D can't be used with DVI to Dsub converter as it carries nly digital signal.
Only the DVI-I which is found on Gcards can be converted to Dsub with converter.
And bout speaker, G500 has higher power and far better sound quality than e5300 And its actual look is damn sexy nd is way better than e5300. Only the Z5500 has gud looks.
And e5300 is specially designed to give hell of the best performance in games nd movies. So they might not be as impressive in movies. But e5300 is suited more for movies.
And lastly, which is ur sound card?
Only the DVI-I which is found on Gcards can be converted to Dsub with converter.
And bout speaker, G500 has higher power and far better sound quality than e5300 And its actual look is damn sexy nd is way better than e5300. Only the Z5500 has gud looks.
And e5300 is specially designed to give hell of the best performance in games nd movies. So they might not be as impressive in movies. But e5300 is suited more for movies.
And lastly, which is ur sound card?
I am going to use it with my XBOX 360. No sound card required
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OP
Choto Cheeta
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View Sonic VG1930wm @ Rs. 9200 /- + TAX
AMD X2 4200 @ Rs. 2950 /- + TAX
M2NPV-VM @ Rs. 3800 /- + TAX
2 GB DDR-II 667 MHz Single Stick @ Rs. 1800 /- + TAX
250 GB SATA-II 16MB Buffer @ Rs. 2600 /- + TAX
Pinnacle or WinFast Vista Support PCI TV Tuner Card with Remote @ Rs. 2200 /- + TAX
DVD RW Liteon IDE @ Rs. 1300 /- + TAX
Any Better Looking Cabinet with ColorSit / Zebronics / Power Safe 500 Watts PSU @ Rs. 2200 /- + TAX
Microsoft Desktop Combo @ Rs. 700 /- + TAX
APC 650VA UPS @ Rs. 2450 /- + TAX
Creavite 2.1 @ Rs. 1000 /- + TAX
TAX @ 4% VAT Rs. 1208 /-
Total Rs. 31408 /-
PS. I guess its UR birthday to day
Happy Birthday
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View Sonic VG1930wm @ Rs. 9200 /- + TAX
AMD X2 4200 @ Rs. 2950 /- + TAX
M2NPV-VM @ Rs. 3800 /- + TAX
2 GB DDR-II 667 MHz Single Stick @ Rs. 1800 /- + TAX
250 GB SATA-II 16MB Buffer @ Rs. 2600 /- + TAX
Pinnacle or WinFast Vista Support PCI TV Tuner Card with Remote @ Rs. 2200 /- + TAX
DVD RW Liteon IDE @ Rs. 1300 /- + TAX
Any Better Looking Cabinet with ColorSit / Zebronics / Power Safe 500 Watts PSU @ Rs. 2200 /- + TAX
Microsoft Desktop Combo @ Rs. 700 /- + TAX
APC 650VA UPS @ Rs. 2450 /- + TAX
Creavite 2.1 @ Rs. 1000 /- + TAX
TAX @ 4% VAT Rs. 1208 /-
Total Rs. 31408 /-
PS. I guess its UR birthday to day
A fine config except the motherboard
I think Asus m2a-vm would better
which features??
SunnyChahal
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@choto-thnx(sorry for the late reply)
she needs a C2D system,no AMD.
i cant explain her that AMD is good too.
(sorry for the late reply)she needs a C2D system,no AMD
.i cant explain her that AMD is good too.
Pathik
Google Bot
It is a great OCer.
If u can do without the UPS and TV Tuner
Get a Abit in73hd + a e4500 =9k.
Now 31408 + 9k - 2450 -2200 - 3800- 2250=
29.7k
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dOm1naTOr
Wise Old Owl
@juggler
yup, as pathik said, M2N PV VM has many overclocking features, nd M2N VM Lacks it.
And also M2N PV VM has onboard connectors like co-axial, DVI, D sub, S-Video, Component, RF video out which even dedicated gcards lack[RF out].
Asus M2A VM has also got enuf overclocking features;
M2A VM: AMD ATI 690G, X1250 IGP, DVI-D,D-sub, oc features, gud performance -- lacks gud ATI driver support for linux @ 3.2k
M2N PV VM: nvidia nforce 4 mcp, 6150IGP, DVI-D, D-sub, component, co-axial, RF, S-Vid, oc features, gud linux driver suppost for nvidia -- less IGP performance compared to X1250 and 7050. @ 4.2k
M2N VM : nvidia nforce 6 mcp, 7050IGP, DVI-D, D-sub, gud performance, gud driver support in linux for nvidia--oc features. @ 3.5k
yup, as pathik said, M2N PV VM has many overclocking features, nd M2N VM Lacks it.
And also M2N PV VM has onboard connectors like co-axial, DVI, D sub, S-Video, Component, RF video out which even dedicated gcards lack[RF out].
Asus M2A VM has also got enuf overclocking features;
M2A VM: AMD ATI 690G, X1250 IGP, DVI-D,D-sub, oc features, gud performance -- lacks gud ATI driver support for linux @ 3.2k
M2N PV VM: nvidia nforce 4 mcp, 6150IGP, DVI-D, D-sub, component, co-axial, RF, S-Vid, oc features, gud linux driver suppost for nvidia -- less IGP performance compared to X1250 and 7050. @ 4.2k
M2N VM : nvidia nforce 6 mcp, 7050IGP, DVI-D, D-sub, gud performance, gud driver support in linux for nvidia--oc features. @ 3.5k
SunnyChahal
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i ud reccoment her a pc with-
Transcend 1GB DDR2 RAM
C2D (dunno which one)
an intel 965 MOBO(the one with x3000 onboard which runs all the games)
seagate 250GB SATA2
a good cabby with a PSU
17" widescreen TFT
2.1 speakers
a normal KB n mouse
ACP UPS with 30 mins backup
lite on DVD writer
forget abt 8600gt
now quote the prices guyz
Transcend 1GB DDR2 RAM
C2D (dunno which one)
an intel 965 MOBO(the one with x3000 onboard which runs all the games)
seagate 250GB SATA2
a good cabby with a PSU
17" widescreen TFT
2.1 speakers
a normal KB n mouse
ACP UPS with 30 mins backup
lite on DVD writer
forget abt 8600gt
now quote the prices guyz
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