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Looks like I lost. It's half as fast as HD4650. And HD4650 is much faster than 9500GT.

*www.driverheaven.net/reviews.php?reviewid=671&pageid=5
 

Kamcoolin

Right off the assembly line
Please quote price update for this config ....
Intel E5200/E7500 Processor
Gigabyte G31M ES2L Motherboard
2x2GB of DDR2 RAM (Gskill 1066Mhz @ CL5 should do fine)
Aftermarket CPU Cooler
Corsair VX450 PSU
HD 4870 1GB/GTX 260
| HD 4890/GTX 275
Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 500GB/1TB HDD
LG/Samsung/Sony 22x DVD RW
Zebronics Bijli, CM Elite,new CM 690, NZXT Tempest .
 

topgear

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Staff member
BenQ G2410HD 24" FULL HD LCD Monitor @ 11.8k

Zebronics 550W Pro @ 2.8k
Zebronics 600W Pro @ 3.7k
Zebrnoics 750W Pro @ 6.8k
 

Kamcoolin

Right off the assembly line
Please quote price update for this config ....
Intel E5200/E7500 Processor
Gigabyte G31M ES2L Motherboard
2x2GB of DDR2 RAM (Gskill 1066Mhz @ CL5 should do fine)
Aftermarket CPU Cooler
Corsair VX450 PSU
HD 4870 1GB/GTX 260
| HD 4890/GTX 275
Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 500GB/1TB HDD
LG/Samsung/Sony 22x DVD RW
Zebronics Bijli, CM Elite,new CM 690, NZXT Tempest .
 

desiibond

Bond, Desi Bond!
E5200: 2.9k
Gigabyte G31M ES2L Motherboard: 2.6k-3k
Corsair VX450 PSU: 4.2k
HD 4870 1GB/GTX 260: 9.5k to 10.5k. I would pick Palit GTX260 Sonic for 10.5k
HD4890/GTX275: around 14k. Same here. would pick Palit GTX275 sonic for 14.5k
Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 500GB/1TB HDD: 500gig for 2.7k and 1Tb for 4.5k. Better get two 500Gbs instead of 1Tb as 50% of your data will be safe in case one HDD fails/crashes (which is happening lot these days)
dvd rw: 1.1k
CM Elite 335: 2.5k
Bijli: should be around 1.8k-2k
CM 690: 4.5k
Aftermarket CPU Cooler: Thermalright Ultra-120 eXtreme for 2.7k
 

Krow

Crowman
Or you can even get the 1TB WD Caviar Green for around 4.8k if you are looking only for backup. It runs @ 5400 RPM, but performs as good as quite a few 7200 RPM drives. It also consumes lesser power. Its excellent for backup, but not awesome for gaming.
 
Looks like I lost. It's half as fast as HD4650. And HD4650 is much faster than 9500GT.

*www.driverheaven.net/reviews.php?reviewid=671&pageid=5
thats the reason I like HD4650. its a nice mid range card, kinda like 8600GT 2 yewars back.
thanks for the reply,
Please suggest some motherboards which support Athlon II X2 240.(cheap and with DX10 support)
get this:

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CPU : AMD Athlon II X2 240 - 3.4K
Mobo: Biostar A760G A2+ - 3k
RAM : [SIZE=3]Kingston 2GB DDR2 800MHz RAM - 1k[/SIZE]
 
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BenQ G2410HD 24" FULL HD LCD Monitor @ 11.8k

Zebronics 550W Pro @ 2.8k
Zebronics 600W Pro @ 3.7k
Zebrnoics 750W Pro @ 6.8k

But I dunno why I have a liking for HD4550. That incredibly small card, low carbon footprint etc etc.
 
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No, HD4350 uses DDR2 which consumes more power than DDR3. But core clock is lower, so consumption is a li'l less.
 

saqib_khan

I M A *STAR*
^^ Y r u r too much looking for power consumption, afterall, I think its the game that matters, the FPS that matters, isn't it. If we r gaming, we r gaming, we just look at its performance and than power consumption . If I were to choose a GPU, I would first look at its performance, and second factor would definfitely be power consumption. Afterall eco firedliness does matter :D
 
^^ Y r u r too much looking for power consumption, afterall, I think its the game that matters, the FPS that matters, isn't it. If we r gaming, we r gaming, we just look at its performance and than power consumption . If I were to choose a GPU, I would first look at its performance, and second factor would definfitely be power consumption. Afterall eco firedliness does matter :D
Because we are discussing about HTPC GPUs :razz:
These ONLY need to provide 100% video decoding acceleration and some mild gaming.
 
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But unless u have no alternative, then u can get the passport. Else internal HDD 1B from Seagate @ 4.4k only

DDR3<DDR2<GDDR3

in power consumption ?

Nope, it's:

DDR1>DDR2>GDDR3>GDDR4>GDDR5
 
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