I can take care of the specs of all tabs. Done with most intel chipset and AMD boards. Need to do few touch ups on AMD processor lists.
Thanks topgear. I think I'll soon add Buffalo storage drives.
Thank you.Well, doing my bit for the community, I integrated your price-sheet into a PHP-JScript framework which can help newbies in building their own PC & know the cost.
Please see that currently I'm just starting out with this & will be complete in a week or so.
The Web service takes its data from the given price-sheet. Any change in the sheet will be reflected here.
Note that those entries that do not have a price are omitted (for obvious reasons).
Also having a unified format will help me code the service in a better & easier way.
Eg: Col1 - Name, Col2 Price, etc....
Here's the link, currently on my website.
Visit
Thank you.
Let us know when it's complete. I'll add it to the first post.
hey... ive got an old processor... amd anthlon x2 4600+
and i am wishing to buy a new processor 4 my old mobo...it supports am2+ socket....
i need an am2+ pin processor around 5k.... pls suggest me the procc.. nd whercan i gat it..???
(all the listed amd processors her are am3 compaitable.. i need am2+ proceesor)
I have the same problem. my processor is amd x2 4600+ mobo is ASUS m2nmxse plus, which supports only socket AM2+ CPUs and I am struggling to find them in Bangalore. I have found a processor on anythingit dot com for 6.5K, but i would prefer buying it from a store . I am now thinking I shouild've made a better mobo choice 2 years ago. What did you do? Did you change mobo and CPU??
Thank you.nbaztec said:Well, doing my bit for the community, I integrated your price-sheet into a PHP-JScript framework which can help newbies in building their own PC & know the cost.
Please see that currently I'm just starting out with this & will be complete in a week or so.
The Web service takes its data from the given price-sheet. Any change in the sheet will be reflected here.
Note that those entries that do not have a price are omitted (for obvious reasons).
Also having a unified format will help me code the service in a better & easier way.
Eg: Col1 - Name, Col2 Price, etc....
Here's the link, currently on my website.
Visit
Let us know when it's complete. I'll add it to the first post.
I think you should save some money and go for AM3 format since AM2 is quite older one now. I myself have AM2 and desperately saving money to buy new rig and get rid of this one.
Thank you.Phew Finally, it's done: Build Your Rig!. Everything you need, to build a cost effective PC.
And for Updating the prices, a simple Update Form.
The responses can be viewed on This Page.
P.S. Kindly pin this to first post. This may be helpful for many people.
It's my way of paying back you guys!
Yup. Thanks. This was my doubt. I actually thought that the Update Form updates The Sorcerer's spreadsheet straightaway and changes in the cell formatting will create problems.2) Price Update Form
Users inform you about the prices here @ TDF in the from of random posts, instead they can just fill out the form & submit it. This does not change any data. It's upto the mods to decided whether the update is a valid one or not & include it in The Sorcerer's list.
Hope I'm clear
^^ I think Build Your Rig uses the updates from The Sorcerer's spreadsheet as the source as every bit of price exactly same but the idea of drop box selection is very good and innovative I must say.