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Cooler Master 500W ExP @ 2.7k
This one will be more than enough I assure you.
sid_sh85
EXPLORING!!!!!
after lots of help frm u guys (especially "harryneopotter") i have finalized on "AMD Phenom 2 920 & Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-S2H on existing VIP Pure 500w"...now as far as my search for cabinet goes, i wud really like 2 kno why is ther s diff of 2k btwn CM 330 Elite(2k-2.2k) & CM 6909 (4.2k-4.5k)....is it really worth the extra 2k....and whts the diff btwn coolermaster & other iball or zebronics cabbies...they seem 2 b priced much lower to CM`s....kindly reply...my max budget(after hell lotta stretching) is around 4k...kindly reply...THANX
desiibond
Bond, Desi Bond!
1) no need to put extra 2k on cabinet. Put that extra amount to get 790FX based mobo or Phenom II X4 940.
2) Coolermaster cabinets are much more reliable and stronger than zeb's and iball's. They also have tool free design, 120mm fans in the front and rear, better airflow etc etc etc
3) is it 4k or is it 40k
2) Coolermaster cabinets are much more reliable and stronger than zeb's and iball's. They also have tool free design, 120mm fans in the front and rear, better airflow etc etc etc
3) is it 4k or is it 40k
Arnab boss
In the zone
U can go 4 zebronics antibiotic cabinet @ 2k,it is good with side transparent and three fans to cool the inside temp...
what is the diff between 790gx and 790 fx chipset ..which one is better 4 phenom 2 940...
what is the diff between 790gx and 790 fx chipset ..which one is better 4 phenom 2 940...
desiibond
Bond, Desi Bond!
790FX
Codenamed RD790, final name revealed to be "AMD 790FX chipset" [9]
Dual-socket (Quad FX, Dual Socket Direct Connect (DSDC) Architecture) or single AMD processor configuration
Maximum four physical PCI-E x16 slots and discrete PCI-E x4 slot [10], the chipset provides a total of 42 lanes solely in the Northbridge
HyperTransport 3.0 with support for HTX slots [10] and PCI Express 2.0
ATI CrossFire X
AutoXpress
AMD OverDrive
Energy efficient Northbridge design
65 nm CMOS fabrication process manufactured by TSMC
Extreme overclocking, reported to have achieved about 420 MHz bus for overclocking an Athlon 64 FX-62 processor [11], from originally 200 MHz.
Optional discrete chipset cache memory of at least 16 KB to reduce the latencies and increase the bandwidth [10]
Supports Dual Gigabit Ethernet, and teaming option [10]
Reference board codenamed "Wahoo" [12] for dual-processor system reference design board with three physical PCI-E x16 slots, and "HammerHead" for single-socket system reference design board with four physical PCI-E x16 slots, also notable was the reference boards includes two ATA ports and only four SATA 3.0 Gbit/s ports (as being paired with SB600 southbridge).
Will pair with SB750 southbridge with support up to six SATA ports and enhanced Phenom processors overclocking via ACC functionality, and will later support Socket AM3 with DDR3 SDRAM support in the first quarter of 2009.
Enthusiast discrete multi-graphics segment
790GX
Codenamed RS780D [6], final name seen on internal AMD presentation [15]
Single AMD processor configuration
Integrated graphics: Radeon HD 3300 [16]
ATI Hybrid Graphics
Side-port memory as local frame buffer [17], supporting DDR2 and GDDR3 modules. [18]
ATI PowerPlay technology
Two physical PCI-E x16 slots at x8 bandwidth [6]
HyperTransport 3.0 and PCI Express 2.0
ATI CrossFire
Hybrid CrossFire X
AMD OverDrive
Energy efficient Northbridge design
55 nm CMOS fabrication process manufactured by TSMC
528-pin Flip Chip Ball Grid Array (FCBGA) package
Performance hybrid multi-graphics segment
Biggest difference: 790GX has onboard GPU while 790GX doesn't. not sure but 790FX support x16 crossfire setup where as for 790GX it is x8 crossfire
Codenamed RD790, final name revealed to be "AMD 790FX chipset" [9]
Dual-socket (Quad FX, Dual Socket Direct Connect (DSDC) Architecture) or single AMD processor configuration
Maximum four physical PCI-E x16 slots and discrete PCI-E x4 slot [10], the chipset provides a total of 42 lanes solely in the Northbridge
HyperTransport 3.0 with support for HTX slots [10] and PCI Express 2.0
ATI CrossFire X
AutoXpress
AMD OverDrive
Energy efficient Northbridge design
65 nm CMOS fabrication process manufactured by TSMC
Extreme overclocking, reported to have achieved about 420 MHz bus for overclocking an Athlon 64 FX-62 processor [11], from originally 200 MHz.
Optional discrete chipset cache memory of at least 16 KB to reduce the latencies and increase the bandwidth [10]
Supports Dual Gigabit Ethernet, and teaming option [10]
Reference board codenamed "Wahoo" [12] for dual-processor system reference design board with three physical PCI-E x16 slots, and "HammerHead" for single-socket system reference design board with four physical PCI-E x16 slots, also notable was the reference boards includes two ATA ports and only four SATA 3.0 Gbit/s ports (as being paired with SB600 southbridge).
Will pair with SB750 southbridge with support up to six SATA ports and enhanced Phenom processors overclocking via ACC functionality, and will later support Socket AM3 with DDR3 SDRAM support in the first quarter of 2009.
Enthusiast discrete multi-graphics segment
790GX
Codenamed RS780D [6], final name seen on internal AMD presentation [15]
Single AMD processor configuration
Integrated graphics: Radeon HD 3300 [16]
ATI Hybrid Graphics
Side-port memory as local frame buffer [17], supporting DDR2 and GDDR3 modules. [18]
ATI PowerPlay technology
Two physical PCI-E x16 slots at x8 bandwidth [6]
HyperTransport 3.0 and PCI Express 2.0
ATI CrossFire
Hybrid CrossFire X
AMD OverDrive
Energy efficient Northbridge design
55 nm CMOS fabrication process manufactured by TSMC
528-pin Flip Chip Ball Grid Array (FCBGA) package
Performance hybrid multi-graphics segment
Biggest difference: 790GX has onboard GPU while 790GX doesn't. not sure but 790FX support x16 crossfire setup where as for 790GX it is x8 crossfire
comp@ddict
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^The new price of the E1909W is Rs. 8,600 which is high compared to the Samsung 2033SW 20" which has:-
-1600x900 Resolution
-15000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
-Price of Rs. 7,200
In short, go for the Samsung monitor.
-1600x900 Resolution
-15000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
-Price of Rs. 7,200
In short, go for the Samsung monitor.
comp@ddict
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2033 is cheap, but i dunno, lynx quoter E1909W new price as this.
supercow
The New ASSASIN!
The Samsung 2233SW comes with a 22-inch panel that has a maximum resolution of 1920x1080. Yes, Full HD! It has a response time of 5 ms, contrast ratios of 1000:1 (typ) and 15000:1 (dynamic) and has a maximum brightness of 300 cd/m2.Price 10600/=
This also a better option
This also a better option
thewisecrab
AFK
My neighbour wanted a config with just basic amenities in mind, yet it should be easily upgradable in future. His budget was about 21-22K. This is what I could come up with (I'm a n00b at creating custom configs, hence the post)
It still doesnt cover a monitor (he has an old one, but that was manufactured in 1997
)
Any changes I should make?
Comes to about 19K
It still doesnt cover a monitor (he has an old one, but that was manufactured in 1997
)Any changes I should make?
comp@ddict
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^^
X2 7750 B.E. @ 3.5k
Biostar 780G + SB 700 A2+ @ 3.2k
2GB DDR2 800MHz Kingston/Transcend RAM @ Rs. 950
Sony DVD Writer @ 1.2k
Seagate 250GB SATA II HDD @ 2.3k
Logitech kbd/mouse combo @ 0.9k
Zebronics Lava with 400W SMPS @ 1.5k
UMAX UPB 3200 Power Beats 2.1 @ 1.3
BenQ 18.5" LCD Monitor @ 6.5k
or
Samsung 2033SW 20" LCD Monitor @ 7.1k
X2 7750 B.E. @ 3.5k
Biostar 780G + SB 700 A2+ @ 3.2k
2GB DDR2 800MHz Kingston/Transcend RAM @ Rs. 950
Sony DVD Writer @ 1.2k
Seagate 250GB SATA II HDD @ 2.3k
Logitech kbd/mouse combo @ 0.9k
Zebronics Lava with 400W SMPS @ 1.5k
UMAX UPB 3200 Power Beats 2.1 @ 1.3
BenQ 18.5" LCD Monitor @ 6.5k
or
Samsung 2033SW 20" LCD Monitor @ 7.1k
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