Gaming Rig under 60K

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Badmash

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For 70k, i would have gone with this config.

Component | Make | Price Processor |Intel i5 2500k|12500
Motherboard |ASRock Z77 Extreme 4|10000
RAM |Gskill Ripjaws X F3-12800CL9D-8GBXL|3000
Graphic Card |SAPPHIRE HD7850 Dual X Active|15300
HDD |Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7200, 64mb Cache|5400
DVD Writer |Asus DRW-24B3ST|1200
PSU | Seasonic S12II-620W |4700
Case |NZXT Source 210 Elite|2400
Monitor |Benq V2410 24" LED Monitor|12000
Keyboard & Mouse |Logitech MK200|700
UPS | APC 800va |2800
| Total |70000

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Awesome :D Buh hows this Benq monitor when compared to samsung and dell?
 

d3p

PowerHouse
They are also Good Competitors to Brands like DELL & Samsung. You can trust them eyes closed.
 

d3p

PowerHouse
That model is Full HD LED Monitor. No need to look for anything else.

No monitors will provide swivel, Height Adjustment & Tilt Management stand. Not even DELL.

Colors are vibrant & no dead pixels or color bleedings like DELL. After Sales Support is good with BENQ.

I'm not sure about Samsung. But sure that, they don't have any models to compete with the above.
 

pratyush997

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That model is Full HD LED Monitor. No need to look for anything else.

No monitors will provide swivel, Height Adjustment & Tilt Management stand. Not even DELL.

Colors are vibrant & no dead pixels or color bleedings like DELL. After Sales Support is good with BENQ.

I'm not sure about Samsung. But sure that, they don't have any models to compete with the above.
Sorry for going offtopic---But IS BenQ good enough
 
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Badmash

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That model is Full HD LED Monitor. No need to look for anything else.

No monitors will provide swivel, Height Adjustment & Tilt Management stand. Not even DELL.

Colors are vibrant & no dead pixels or color bleedings like DELL. After Sales Support is good with BENQ.

I'm not sure about Samsung. But sure that, they don't have any models to compete with the above.

Ok Thanks :)

And any place in Chandigarh where i could get all these high end stuff? :/
 
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Badmash

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Ok thank you everyone, i guess i am going with D3P config within a month =]

Btw is the performance between 7850 and 7870 worth the increased price of the other? If yes then i rather wait and get 7870 after 1 month xD
 

desiJATT

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^^ Pretty much no. An overclocked HD 7850 performs almost same as HD 7870, so the price difference isn't really justified.

You can view the performance results of the stock Gigabyte HD7850 OC version, a higher OC version of the same card, and HD 7870 here
 

d3p

PowerHouse
^^ Pretty much no. An overclocked HD 7850 performs almost same as HD 7870, so the price difference isn't really justified.

You can view the performance results of the stock Gigabyte HD7850 OC version, a higher OC version of the same card, and HD 7870 here

BTW answer, this ^^ [bold letters]

If 7850 can be Overclocked, then Why the Heck you forgot that a HD7870 also can be Overclocked ??? Don't confuse the buyer, with such silly statements.
 

desiJATT

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^^ Did I say that the HD7870 was overclocked? I was referring to the stock performance of HD7870 with overclocked HD 7850. Nothing silly. A 7k price difference which can be achieved with overclocking a lower model, isn't it a good deal?

Then people will say, overclock HD 7870 and get HD 7950 performance, and then you will creep up, WHY SHOULDN'T WE GET AN HD 7950 and OVERCLOCK IT? duhh?

Repeat "x" number of times till you reach HD7990 or GTX 680.
 

d3p

PowerHouse
^ then why are we suggesting people to buy intel i5 2500k, when the stock performance can be achieved by a SUPER CLOCKED 960T, with 40% lesser price.

The Stock 7870 give 15-25fps more than a stock 7850. Now, whether that increased fps worth that 7k, will surely matter when you are hitting a GPU hungry Game & the amount of load on GPU varies between high Setting & ultra High settings.

Also bear in mind, OC-ing straight out of the box is not always preferable, until you want to void the warranty. Its a case, where you are running out of options & you wanted to squeeze that extra amount out.
 

desiJATT

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There's obvious choice. 15k for HD7850, 22K for HD7870 and get 10 fps more, 28K for HD7950 and get 25 fps more. It's a matter of individual's choice, and budget.
 

Omi

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10-15 FPS Sure sounds very less for 7k, but this difference COUNTS a lot when you play demanding games on high settings, it can become the difference between playable FPS and non playable FPS. Secondly the 7870 is Better at overclocking as it has more watts available to it, so it can be overclocked much better than the 7850.

except for CPU hungry games (Read skyrim, civ v or games that benefit very much from extra cores etc)
80% of the today's games will hardly give you much FPS difference when paired with an i3 or 2500k with a 7870/7850. So why doesn't one get the i3?
 
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Badmash

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Ohh yaar! Simple! You have 15k, buy HD7850, you have 22k buy HD7870, what's the confusion? Obviously HD7850<HD7870.

yaar its confusing cuz if 7850 can't run all games max at 1080p then its worth spending more money and get 7870. I just need future proof system for atleast 3 years xD
 

Omi

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as you have mentioned that you are going to buy system in 1-2 months,
the prices are going to fall when you actually your system. 670 coming to India
is going to impact the prices pushing all cards 1-2k lower in coming month or two.

Nothing is future proof, if you want to keep playing games at ultra setting consistently, buy what you require today, and be prepared to upgrade later.

3 years is a very demanding period :D
 

SunE

Professional Newbie
HD 7850 can easily run all games max in 1080p graphite smooth. For 3 years only I think HD 7850 will be more than enough. Then if it lags, come back here again, we'll teach you overclocking ;)
 
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