desktop at Maximum 25K

[vickybat]

There is and you can easily know through Googling.

Its not officially listed. Can you provide some legitimate links?

The OP has said that he won't be going for a discrete GPU and I've suggested accordingly.

Op also said NO to AMD, so suggested him accordingly.

 

[skeletor]

^^
That board is not at all optimised to house a 125 watt cpu as it has a 4+1 phase power design. Phenom 2 x6's need an 8+1 phase design to run optimally or the consequences can be severe ( see sorcerer's post). The motherboard has a chance of getting blown.

It all depends on the correct implementation.

MSI didn't implement it correctly, their motherboards already are known to be glitchy (see P55-GD65 and X58-Pro-E). They cramped up crossfire on 890GXM-G65...that guy overclocked his processor to max.

I haven't suggested any Graphic card in all of my configs.

 

[Joker]

^^
That board is not at all optimised to house a 125 watt cpu as it has a 4+1 phase power design. Phenom 2 x6's need an 8+1 phase design to run optimally or the consequences can be severe ( see sorcerer's post). The motherboard has a chance of getting blown.

as bad as using core i5 on a low-end MSI H55 board with a discrete old gen gpu.

 

[Cilus]

If you want to increase tour budget to 30K then I think you can go with Pheom II quad cores to cut some budget. It is marginally better than COre i5 processors and far better than Core i3s. This config is with revised price also.

Phenom II X4 945 (3 GHz quad core with 6 MB L3 cache, 95W) @ 6.1K
Asus M4A78LT-M LE @ 2.6k
Kingston 2X2 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 @ 2.6K
Seagate 500 GB 7200.12 @ 1.7K
LG 22X SATA DVD @ 0.9k
Gigabyte LC400 80+ @ 1.6k
Normal Zebronics cabinet without SMPS @0.8K
Zotac 9600 GT eco 512 MB GDDR3 @ 3.6K
Logitech Keyboard + Mouse combo @ 0.5k
A.O.C 19" LCD (1440X900) @ 5.5K
APC 600VA UPS @ 2k

Total 25.2K...within your budget.
reason:
1. Processor: The kind of applications you've mentioned are heavily multithreaded and can take advantage of 4 physical cores n better than 4 logical cores of i3/i5. The new 945 is of 95W, check before purchasing
2. Motherboard: As you are not gonna overclock, you simply don't need a 8+1 pin or high end mobo. This mobo is based on AMD 760G chipset and should be fine. If you want something better, go for MSI 785GM P45 @ 3.6K
3. Replaced Dell with cheaper 19" LCD. It is very good monitor. My friend is using for 2.4 Years and it is really good. you will also have one resolution over 18.5" monitors 1366X768
4. Added a low end nVidia card. Reason is the kinda applications you're working on supports nVidia CUDA and will be highly benefited from a nVidia CUDA enabled graphics card due to GPU assisted processing.

 

[vickybat]

@ ico

Ya but sorcerer had pointed out some other important aspects of running a thuban processor. He had suggested to avoid 4+1 phase mobo's for thubans even for price conscious users.

I guess he's the right guy to ask.

as bad as using core i5 on a low-end MSI H55 board with a discrete old gen gpu.

core i5's power consumption at load is much less than 1055t. So h55 based boards will suffice.

And that old gen gpu can do a lot of things than any of its new gen competitors at that price.

If you want to increase tour budget to 30K then I think you can go with Pheom II quad cores to cut some budget. It is marginally better than COre i5 processors and far better than Core i3s. This config is with revised price also.

Phenom II X4 945 (3 GHz quad core with 6 MB L3 cache, 95W) @ 6.1K
Asus M4A78LT-M LE @ 2.6k
Kingston 2X2 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 @ 2.6K
Seagate 500 GB 7200.12 @ 1.7K
LG 22X SATA DVD @ 0.9k
Gigabyte LC400 80+ @ 1.6k
Normal Zebronics cabinet without SMPS @0.8K
Zotac 9600 GT eco 512 MB GDDR3 @ 3.6K
Logitech Keyboard + Mouse combo @ 0.5k
A.O.C 19" LCD (1440X900) @ 5.5K
APC 600VA UPS @ 2k

Total 25.2K...within your budget.
reason:
1. Processor: The kind of applications you've mentioned are heavily multithreaded and can take advantage of 4 physical cores n better than 4 logical cores of i3/i5. The new 945 is of 95W, check before purchasing
2. Motherboard: As you are not gonna overclock, you simply don't need a 8+1 pin or high end mobo. This mobo is based on AMD 760G chipset and should be fine. If you want something better, go for MSI 785GM P45 @ 3.6K
3. Replaced Dell with cheaper 19" LCD. It is very good monitor. My friend is using for 2.4 Years and it is really good. you will also have one resolution over 18.5" monitors 1366X768
4. Added a low end nVidia card. Reason is the kinda applications you're working on supports nVidia CUDA and will be highly benefited from a nVidia CUDA enabled graphics card due to GPU assisted processing.

No buddy phenom 2 x4's cannot hold a candle to i5 7 series. i5 750 has 4 physical cores and no logical cores.

 

[Cilus]

Vikcy I was not talking about i5 quad cores, I was talking about their dual core models. That's why I've mentioned 4 logical cores. I know i5 quad cores are better.

 

[vickybat]

Vikcy I was not talking about i5 quad cores, I was talking about their dual core models. That's why I've mentioned 4 logical cores. I know i5 quad cores are better.

Ok got it. Your config is looking good for OP as it fits in his budget and is lot better than athlon x4's.

But he is not interested in amd's. See his first post. Thats why i had to suggest him intel.

 

[Joker]

core i5's power consumption at load is much less than 1055t. So h55 based boards will suffice.

And that old gen gpu can do a lot of things than any of its new gen competitors at that price.

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H55 motherboards will suffice..but proper ones...not low-end MSIs....something like Asus P7H55-M Pro is good and safe.

 

[vickybat]

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H55 motherboards will suffice..but proper ones...not low-end MSIs....something like Asus P7H55-M Pro is good and safe.

msi too will suffice. As you can see from your posted image, i5's consumption at load at 167 watts is lot less than 1055t at 194 watts. At the price of that Asus board, the op can get a p55 based board.

As op's not into overclocking, intel's own h55 chipsets will also be good enough.

 

[nbaztec]

@vickybat
Referring to Sorcy's post, OP can run off a 1055T pretty well off a 4+1 phase since he has no intentions of OCing & a 4pin ATX can handle loads upto 192W (+ 15-20% tolerance). See my posts in the same thread regarding this.
And yes 1055Ts are available in 95W also but I have no idea regarding where 125W versions have been hacked off the line.

@ico
GPUs don't play that great a part in the burning of a 4-pin 4+1 phase ATX, Since PCI slots take there power from the 20-pin ATX(3.3V & 5V rails)

 

[skeletor]

@ico
GPUs don't play that great a part in the burning of a 4-pin 4+1 phase ATX, Since PCI slots take there power from the 20-pin ATX(3.3V & 5V rails)

My post regarding that guy's GPU wasn't in this context although it might have looked. Fixing it.

 

[nbaztec]

No probs. Just preventing more of unnecessary paranoia.

 

[TheHumanBot]

This is awesome guys that you are taking time and helping me out.
now let me clear many stuff here.

Pc is not for me or my home.
its for office where i work currently.
so i have to be careful with it cause if i left this Job and the next guy comes up to my place then he should not tell my boss that this pc is shitty and not good at all.
so i am damn sure the guy who replace me will dont have a fooking idea how cool is AMD cheaper & best performance so i have to go with the crowd and choose Intel. i have no option left to choose INTEL.

so any i3 or i5 fit in my budget. budget is flexible to 30k now.
forget the aftereffects dont need it now.

 

[vickybat]

If intel is what you want for your above mentioned reasons, trhen for a budget of 30k consider the config i posted i.e the i5 750 one. Well posting it again.

Intel core i5 750 @ 8.5k
MSI H55M-E33 @ 4.5k
MSI N240GT-MD1G @ 5k
Benq G922HDL 18.5" @ 5.7k
Zebronics Bizli @ 1k
FSP Saga II 400w PSU @ 1.8k
G.Skill 2GB DDR3 1333MHz @ 1.5k
Seagate 500GB 7200.12 @ 1.7k
LG 22X SATA DVD @ 0.9k
Apc 550va @ 1.5k
keyboard + mouse @ 0.5k

Total = 30.8k

THIS IS THE BEST INTEL CONFIG IN YOUR BUDGET and will be better future proof than any i3 based configuration.

 

[nbaztec]

@OP Don't circumlocute, go for vicky's config
Personally I think you'd do well with FSP II 350W & Regular Kingston DDR3 instead of OC-friendly GSkill.

 

[TheHumanBot]

Thanks for the updates vicky.
so anyone other suggestions ?
or this one is final

i was waiting for more replies.

 

[Piyush]

quite impressive setup by vickybat of an intel config under 30k
will serve well
no more choice to wait for
go get it