Help for getting a pc under 65k
Not much change from my side
ASUS P8Z77-M PRO Motherboard - ASUS: Flipkart.com
this mobo will be better[unavailable in flipkart but you may get outside]
lets sum up again
i5 3570K=15k
mobo=11k || 8.7k [asus||gigabyte]
monitor=8.5-9k
ram=3k[1*8GB]
hdd=6k[WD black]
cabby=4k[300r]
mouse and keyboard=2k
SMPS=5k
GPU=22K
total Approx 75K
you can cut on MOBo or HDD or Cabby depending upon your choice
[ hints: 1.asus m pro is best or go for gigabyte one avoid extreme 4
2.400r has more space hence more fans when and if you overclock, but 300r is pretty decent itself
3.Blacks are definitely best but greens or other hdds are also bought and used by ppl especially by ppl with budget 40-50k. I guess those products wont do bad as otherwise those people wont be able to store anything anywhere , If possible get something of WD as they provide more warranty]
ASUS P8Z77-M PRO Motherboard - ASUS: Flipkart.com
this mobo will be better[unavailable in flipkart but you may get outside]
lets sum up again
i5 3570K=15k
mobo=11k || 8.7k [asus||gigabyte]
monitor=8.5-9k
ram=3k[1*8GB]
hdd=6k[WD black]
cabby=4k[300r]
mouse and keyboard=2k
SMPS=5k
GPU=22K
total Approx 75K
you can cut on MOBo or HDD or Cabby depending upon your choice
[ hints: 1.asus m pro is best or go for gigabyte one avoid extreme 4
2.400r has more space hence more fans when and if you overclock, but 300r is pretty decent itself
3.Blacks are definitely best but greens or other hdds are also bought and used by ppl especially by ppl with budget 40-50k. I guess those products wont do bad as otherwise those people wont be able to store anything anywhere , If possible get something of WD as they provide more warranty]
rohit32407
Ambassador of Buzz
I had no idea about OCing RAM as I have never done it myself but now I do know a little. So thanks for the information
.+1 for this. Exactly the same reason why I prefer multiple modules.
gameranand
Living to Play
I am using a CM Cabinet and it doesn't suck in cable management in anyway.
1. Better to get two RAM sticks instead of one.
2. Don't go for WD Green as your primary HDD, its slow. Get WD Blue or Black.
3. When your budget is 75K then you should definitely get a HD 7970.
4. Don't buy from Flipkart, prices are way too high in most cases.
V2IBH2V
C0nFu$3D n0ob
I didn't mean high-end ones which are above 7k or so.. I did hear a lot that CM Elite series sucks at cable management. it was not a generalization for all the CM ones
sam_738844
Wise Old Owl
I didn't mean high-end ones which are above 7k or so.. I did hear a lot that CM Elite series sucks at cable management. it was not a generalization for all the CM ones
Its not true entirely, i have 3 PC in my neighbourhood which are Elite 310 311 Series which i have clear insight into and they are not at all as bad at cable management as you are referring to. Its not a jungle of wires slithering with each other, there is much space around PSU, BIOS, PCI E slots and HDD cabs to move in and out and connect H/Ws. Being mid-tower 310 and 311 are superb deals as VFM in their price range.
I would humbly state that there happened a enriched disscussion between Vicky, gameranad and Great Cilus that the whole point of CF/SLI "At a later point of time" is baseless unless that time-frame is within 2-3 months. Because as it was highlighted and i also truely believe that, if op is not going to add another GPU within a short period after this buy, then at the time when he'll feel the need of doing SLI/CF ( a real showstopper age of Games when op is unable to play games with single GPU), there will much much better GPU's avaialble as same price-point and buying an old card then would prove a poor idea. Also it also might happen that the old card will not be available on market. So if op wants to do SLI/CF, he must do it now or he can save up some cash and buy a mobo which may not support SLI/CF but is very good indeed in rest of the aspects.
gameranand
Living to Play
I didn't mean high-end ones which are above 7k or so.. I did hear a lot that CM Elite series sucks at cable management. it was not a generalization for all the CM ones
Well you see, when you go for a low range or mid range cabinet then its mostly upto you how you manage the cables. I have seen same Cabinet with messy cables and same Cabinet with real nice cable management so I would say that if the person is smart enough then Cable management is not much of a problem. However a modular PSU helps a lot in terms of cable management if you ask me.
+1
gameranand
Living to Play
Could you be more specific ??
gameranand
Living to Play
I asked what do you mean by that statement and the reason you made it.
gameranand
Living to Play
I think he means Cilus is great and the thread proves it
Oh....I didn't got that. I got confused with that sentence. Looks like I need to study English more.
very nice...
if possible get 300r from crosair available for 4k also dont forget to add a dvd drive for .9-1k (any reputed company )to install game discs and os and a keyboard and gaming mouse...
And just so you know you can get better IPS panel monitor of dell (s2240l) around 9k which has better and newer panel technology than benq monitor and hence better viewing .
at the same time it has a response time of 7ms compared to 2-5 ms for benq monitor which means 2-5 milisecond difference(mostly not noticiable to human eye). so you may want that....
if possible get 300r from crosair available for 4k also dont forget to add a dvd drive for .9-1k (any reputed company )to install game discs and os and a keyboard and gaming mouse...
And just so you know you can get better IPS panel monitor of dell (s2240l) around 9k which has better and newer panel technology than benq monitor and hence better viewing .
at the same time it has a response time of 7ms compared to 2-5 ms for benq monitor which means 2-5 milisecond difference(mostly not noticiable to human eye). so you may want that....
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