ico worth a wait atleast. how can we say without knowing about prices.
ico i see that you suggested 1075t @ 9.3k. i hope i5 2400 or 2500 will be at same price.
you also suggested a 7k mobo, H67 based will comne in that easily IMO.
OP needs a basic rig to fulfill his requirements
the setup aligned by ICO is more than enough except the fact that the needs to be changed
mobo suggested by clius is too good
if availability is an issue then Jerin can look out for gigabyte/MSI 880g based mobo
both have IGP 4250
Yes but in graphics department, it only happened after after amd acquired ati. In graphics scenario , the fight will be with nvidia. As far as number crunching is concerned, the fight is with intel.
A person buying a $200 cpu or more has a higher chance of going for a discrete gpu from either vendors( amd or nvidia).
Jas Paji , Intel MB's are usually serviced by locals. I have been using Intel board for so many years, it is good , but you have to depend on others for service.
Intel mobos are pretty good in quality but lack in cpu tweaking. Since h67 chipsets don't allow cpu overclocking, intel based h67 motherboards are a good buy.
no idea yaar. but i feel, spending 1k more & getting some good boards from Giggy or MSI or Asus will be better as they are usually fitted with solid caps, power saving & extra VRMs (no use in H67 as you can't OC).
Jas Paji , Intel MB's are usually serviced by locals. I have been using Intel board for so many years, it is good , but you have to depend on others for service.
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I am not here for a debate on Intel MB's , but yes as you said you can give it to the dealer from whom you brought your PC, but he again gives it to some electronic technician and that is the process usually going on at most places.
I am not against Intel MB's they are good , but authorized service centers for it are rare , but for ASUS there is lot of authorized centers that's all.
They are good quality boards and I have used it on various occasions.
just one post jerin on intel mobo from my side -
sammy see this - Sandy Bridge motherboards from Asus, Gigabyte, Intel, and MSI - The Tech Report - Page 1
intel one has lowest power consumption. a lot of overclocking options. all solid caps.
also the cheaper h67 ones have solid caps around cpu.
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