I call this Super PC

Which CPU do u think is better

  • Intel i7 2600k quadcore 3.4GHz

    Votes: 26 65.0%
  • Intel i7 980x extreme hexacore 3.3GHz

    Votes: 14 35.0%

  • Total voters
    40
  • Poll closed .
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ico

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And moreever LGA 1155 is ageing i think.
not really. LGA 1155 is Intel's current flagship. LGA 1156 and 1356 are end-of-life.

I like the 980x for its overclocking potential,upto 4.4Ghz under normal air cooling,and can oc upto 4.72GHz under water cooling pipes.
Core i7-2600k can easily be overclocked over 4.5Ghz over air cooling. heck, people have attained 5Ghz with it on air cooling.
 
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The Game

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@ico
Thank u for ur quotes. If the new processors doesnt come within next month i might go for 2600k,with the remaining buck i can buy lot of other goodies.
Yes the
asus p8p67 ws
supports sli/crossfire.din see the WS actually,as commonly p67 don fully support
 

game-freak

In the zone
my suggestion :)
Component | Make | Price Processor | Intel Core i7 2600k | 16500
CPU Cooler | Noctua NH-U12P SE2 | 3800
Motherboard | gigabyte p67a-ud7 | 18200
RAM | G.Skill Gskill F3-12800CL9Q-16GBRL DDR3-1600 4GB x 4 | 11000
Graphic Card | Msi R6990-4PD4GD5 Graphic Card | 41200
HDD | Seagate 1TB 7200.12 x 2 | 5400
DVD Writer | LG 22X SATA DVD | 900
PSU | Corsair HX850W | 9600
Case | Coolermaster HAF X | 11800
Monitor | Dell UltraSharpTM U2711 | 42500
Mouse | Razer Naga Molten Special Edition | 4000
Keyboard | Razer Blackwidow | 4000
Mouse Pad | Razer Destructor | 2000
UPS | APC 1000VA | 5000
Speakers | which speakers do u want 2 buy 2.1 or 5.1 |
| Total |175900
and do u need a UPS or no
 
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The Game

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Thank you guys for all ur suggestions and help.I am making changes in my config CPU:Intel i7 2600k 3.4GHz-18000 rs.
MB:Asus P8P67 pro with EFI BIOS and quad-gpu crossfireX support-14500 rs
GRAPHICS CARD:Sapphire HD 6970 crossfire-44000 rs
RAM:12GB(3x4gb) corsair xms3
TW3X4G1333C9DHX-13900 rs
HDD:2x1TB Western Digital Caviar
black(RAID 0)-9000 rs
SSD:Kingston ssd now 128gb-12500 rs OPTICAL DRIVE:Sony BC 5100S OB
24xSATA DVD Blue ray
combo-8700 rs
MONITER:Viewsonic VC2739wm
27inch 1920x1080p-25000 rs
INPUT DEVICES:Razor lycosa and
razor imperator keyboard and
mouse-7000 rs
SPEAKERS:Creative Gigaworks
s750 7.1 wireless-27000 rs
SOUND CARD:Asus xonar DX
7.1-5000 rs
CABINET:Silverstone LC16B
MR220-11800 rs
POWERSUPPLY:Corsair
professional series 850W-7600
rs
TV TUNER CARD:AverTV speed
PCIE-3300 rs
CPU COOLER:Noctua NH-U12P SE2-3800 rs
JOYSTICK:Frontech 3D Gamepad-780 rs
TOTAL-2,14,500 rs
Anymore suggestions alwans welcome:)
 

ico

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Z68 chipset is out. You can wait for motherboards based on it if you want.
 

newway01

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See, why don't u replace that frontech gamepad with a thrustmaster wireless force feedback one and try to add a Logitech Force 3D Pro joystick and Driving Force GT racing wheel..

By the way its a nice config for now. But that GPU will be outdated in a few months..:)
 

d3p

PowerHouse
@the game: I'm not sure about your whole budget, but if your budget swings around 250k, then give this config a consideration.

Component | Make | Price Processor | Intel Core i7 2600k | 16500
Motherboard | Gigabyte P67A UD7 | 18200
RAM | G.Skill Gskill F3-12800CL9Q-16GBRL DDR3-1600 4GB x 2 | 5500
Graphic Card | MSI Lightening GTX580 SLI | 60000
SSD | OCZ vertex II 120GB | 12000
HDD | WD Black 1TB 7200, 64MB Raid 0 | 9000
Optical Drives | Asus Blu Ray Burner | 8000
PSU | Corsair AX1200W or CM Silent pro Gold 1200w | 16000 or 15000
Case | Corsair Obsidian 800D | 15000
Monitor | Acer 243HL 24inch [3nos] | 42000 [If space is not a concern....]
Sound Card |Asus Xonar Dx| 4200
Speakers |Creative Gigaworks s750 | 27000
Gamepad |Microsoft XBox 360 Wireless Controller| 2500
| Total | 231 k

Even you can consider HD 6970 2GB CF - 45k instead of GTX580 SLI...

Rest Like KB, Mouse, Mousepad is upto you.

Regarding UPS, get a spare battery of 150AH with APC 1KVA....
 
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sam1

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@the game: I'm not sure about your whole budget, but if your budget swings around 250k, then give this config a consideration.

Component | Make | Price Processor | Intel Core i7 2600k | 16500
Motherboard | Gigabyte P67A UD7 | 18200
RAM | G.Skill Gskill F3-12800CL9Q-16GBRL DDR3-1600 4GB x 2 | 5500
Graphic Card | MSI Lightening GTX580 SLI | 60000
SSD | OCZ vertex II 120GB | 12000
HDD | WD Black 1TB 7200, 64MB Raid 0 | 9000
Optical Drives | Asus Blu Ray Burner | 8000
PSU | Corsair AX1200W or CM Silent pro Gold 1200w | 16000 or 15000
Case | Corsair Obsidian 800D | 15000
Monitor | Acer 243HL 24inch [3nos] | 42000 [If space is not a concern....]
Sound Card |Asus Xonar Dx| 4200
Speakers |Creative Gigaworks s750 | 27000
Gamepad |Microsoft XBox 360 Wireless Controller| 2500
| Total | 231 k

Even you can consider HD 6970 2GB CF - 45k instead of GTX580 SLI...

Rest Like KB, Mouse, Mousepad is upto you.

Regarding UPS, get a spare battery of 150AH with APC 1KVA....

a small query - a 1KVA UPS with a 1200W PSU? isn't it better to keep the rating of the UPS a little more than that of the PSU? i really am not sure - wud be helpful if someone cud explain a bit....
 

coderunknown

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i'll suggest a 1.2 or 1.5KVA UPS from APC. its not that the PSU needs a better UPS but with such a power hungry system, a 1KVA UPS won't offer anything but 15min backup & will get reduced with time.
 

d3p

PowerHouse
^^ thats the reason, i have included a another battery pack of 150Amps Hour with 1KVA Ups.

One more thing to be noted, a 150AH battery can give the whole Home a 8-10hrs of backup, so it will give atleast 3-4hrs of backup to the dedicated PC.
 

rchi84

In the zone
If you are going to SLI, may I suggest using Geforce 580s with 3 GB Vram? At higher resolutions, and in SLI situations, the 3GB Vram will offer tremendous advantages over the 1.5GB models.

Man, I wish I had 2.5L to build a PC :(
 
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Joker

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gtx 580 SLI?? oh NO please.

hd 6990 + hd 6970 crossfire. 41+20k. Same price. much much much higher performance. ;)

Introduction - AMD Radeon 6990+6970 CrossFireX / "TriFire" Review | [H]ard|OCP
 

coolgame

Journeyman
wait for LGA 2011 chipset.8 cores to the rescue!!!!!will be a great help in video editing.and the CF heat will be unbearable for ur case.and by that time,new NVIDIA as well as AMD will have released their new gpus.just 7 months more
 
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Joker

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err..power consumption & thermals same in this case - both sli and cfx. the only factor which remains is performance. which is highly towards cfx.
 

d3p

PowerHouse
^^yep nice findings Joker..

XFX Radeon 6970 and Radeon 6950 Graphics Card Review - CrossFire / Eyefinity vs SLI
 
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The Game

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Bought my pc.jus came home.the computer guy is busy assembling.jus thought of sharing here.this is what i purchased. CPU:Intel i7 2600k 3.4GHz-17486 rs. MB:Asus P8P67 pro with EFI BIOS and quad-gpu crossfireX support-14500 rs GRAPHICS CARD:Sapphire HD 6970+XFX HD 6990 tri gpu crossfireX-66700 rs RAM:12GB(3x4gb) corsair xms3 TW3X4G1333C9DHX-13600 rs HDD:2x1TB Western Digital Caviar black(RAID 0)-9000 rs SSD:Kingston ssd now 128gb-12500 rs OPTICAL DRIVE:Sony BC 5100S OB 24xSATA DVD Blue ray combo-8700 rs MONITER:Viewsonic VX2739wm 27inch 1920x1080p-25000 rs INPUT DEVICES:Razor lycosa and razor imperator keyboard and mouse-7000 rs SPEAKERS:Creative Gigaworks s750 7.1 wireless-27000 rs SOUND CARD:Asus xonar DX 7.1-5000 rs CABINET:Cooler Master 932 advanced-9700 rs POWERSUPPLY:Corsair professional series 850W-7600 rs TV TUNER CARD:AverTV speed PCIE-3300 rs CPU COOLER:Cooler Master Megaflow 200 red LED silent fan-1600 rs JOYSTICK:Frontech 3D Gamepad-780 rs TOTAL-2,29,470 rs
Cant wait to get my hands on the pc.
Thank u everyone for helping me out to buy the best!
 

newway01

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i don't think that a 6990 will get outdated within a few months

Well, I'm not just talking about 6990 alone; referring GPU as a whole. As we all know, It gets outdated faster than any other components. Game developers are on the verge of creating games that brings the fastest available gpu at a time on its knees. So card manufacturers are forced to go back to the drawing board every now and then, much faster than any other pc components I've seen.. Getting that shiny new GPU now, we'll end up wasting a lot of money on something that might end up being just average in less than a year..

^^ source: digit mag oct 2006 :)
 
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