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siddhant.dash007
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what do you say,is it OK? No problems in future??
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siddhant.dash007
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But reviews for Gigabyte GA H81 are very poor.Please suggest some other
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siddhant.dash007
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I am talking about reviews on flipkart
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siddhant.dash007
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May I ask another question that is everyone here recommends Antec PSUs and not Corsair..but when I see the reviews on all online shopping websites,they are all in positive wrt corsair. Please can anyone explain this??
harshilsharma63
DIY FTW!
We recommend PSU's not companies. We suggest what's best at the required price. Corsair's entry level VS and CX are not very good. CX is fine if you cannot find anything else.
adityak469
Training To Beat Goku
GA H81 is a fine mobo.if you want, you can go with B85 mobos like Asus B85 D3H amd the Gigabyte alternative too. But IMHO, GA H81 would suffice. Also there won't be problems in the future with the rig.
Antec VP series uses better components than Corsair VS series. As Harshil said, we recommend PSUs, not companies. Corsair too has great PSUs like the TX and RM series.
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siddhant.dash007
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One more thing... Should I wait for Broadwell processors since it is anticipated to come in next 2-3 months??
adityak469
Training To Beat Goku
i donlt think it will affect an i3 4150. Go with i3 IMO
REDHOTIRON2004
Journeyman
I was also looking for a PSU. And belive me, after a lot of research I found that inspite of positive reviews corsair vs and cx series are not good enough to last more than 3yrs. The main components that define the age are the capacitors used. Those caps used consists of capxcon and other low end companies. And are just made in such a way that during the 3yrs warranty they will work. And soon after die out, forcing you to buy a new unit.
These unit have more chance to fail as compared to psus from antec like the vp series. They have used all japanese caps etc. Which would even last more than 5yrs at about the same price or Rs300-400 more I would suggest an antec.
Also, note that corsair warranty is supposed to be the best. But, antec built quality Is way better and you might not need to avail the warranty at all.
I would recommend a vp450p. Its atleast equivalent to the much costlier seasonic psu for the same capacity and corsair can't match its quality.
These unit have more chance to fail as compared to psus from antec like the vp series. They have used all japanese caps etc. Which would even last more than 5yrs at about the same price or Rs300-400 more I would suggest an antec.
Also, note that corsair warranty is supposed to be the best. But, antec built quality Is way better and you might not need to avail the warranty at all.
I would recommend a vp450p. Its atleast equivalent to the much costlier seasonic psu for the same capacity and corsair can't match its quality.
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siddhant.dash007
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Can some one tell me about Broadwell? Should I wait for it??
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
No use in waiting for Broadwell just go with Haswell Config buddy.
Intel Pentium G3220 -3500,
Zotac GTX750Ti 2GB -10800,
Corsair Vengeance DDR3 4GB 1600MHz -2700,
Gigabyte H81M-S2PV -4000,
WD Caviar Blue 1TB -3800,
Deepcool Tesseract -2700,
Corsair CX500 -3500.
TOTAL -31,000.
adityak469
Training To Beat Goku
G3220? (._.)
i3 4150, H81, GTX750, 4GB RAM, WD Blue, Tesseract and VP 450p is wayyy better than that IMO.
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
As OP extended his budget so he can get this:
Intel Core i3 4150 -7500,
Zotac GTX750Ti 2GB -10800,
Corsair Vengeance DDR3 4GB 1600MHz -2700,
Gigabyte B85M-D3H -5000,
WD Caviar Blue 1TB -3800,
Deepcool Tesseract -2700,
Corsair CX500 -3500.
TOTAL -36,000.