I have chosen my PC Config from ur help..plz check it once

[abhijith44]

i thank u all guys for helping me ......i came to know so many stuff thru discussions which i had never knew..

I HAve chosen the conifg plz check it once more but still the config persists in my mind to go for AMD or Intel...

INTEL
Intel pentium dual core 3 ghz 4 mb l2 cache..
Asus mob P5LD2-VM *(or INTEL D945GNT )
seagate 250 GB SATA HARDISK *(SATA 1 OR 2 ?)
kingston 2x 512 mb ddr with 400 mhz fsb
Powersafe 450 w smps..
Lite-on all arite DVD riter
and all normal k/b. mouse ,spacious cabinet, apc UPS,

OR
AMD
AMD AMD 64 - 3500+ 939 Socket VENICE
*(OR)
DUAL Core AMD X2 - 3800 939 Socket

MOB -ASUS A8N-E *(WHICH MOB)is it rit which i hv chosen
or
*Gigabyte GA-K8N51GMF-9
seagate 250 GB SATA HARDISK *(SATA 1 OR 2 ?)
kingston 2x 512 mb ddr with 400 mhz fsb
Powersafe 450 w smps..
Lite-on all arite DVD riter
and all normal k/b. mouse ,spacious cabinet, apc UPS,


pls finally tell me which 1 amd or intel and suggest the option mentioned in
*____________

please suggest for the last time i wont create much confusionafter this
bcoz u know once u invest and all matters is money...

thanking u
Abhijith

 

[saiaspire]

Go for :
DUAL Core AMD X2 - 3800 939 Socket
ASUS BOARD
seagate 250 GB SATA HARDISK SATA2
kingston 2x 512 mb ddr with 400 mhz fsb
Antec 450 w smps..
LG all arite DVD riter
and microsoft k/b. mouse ,antec cabinet, apc UPS.

 

[samrulez]

The AMD solution will be better for u.........
3500+ or higher
mobo ASUS A8N-E
Lite-on or Sony optic drive
rest is fine
But ASUS A8N-E does not have an IGP so....u will have to go for a graphics card also......u can get a 6200 if ur not much of a gamer but.....up u like playing games at high settings u will have to get 6600GT or higher

 

[hyde]

Go for :
DUAL Core AMD X2 - 3800 939 Socket
ASUS BOARD
seagate 250 GB SATA HARDISK SATA2
kingston 2x 512 mb ddr with 400 mhz fsb
Antec 450 w smps..
LG all arite DVD riter
and microsoft k/b. mouse ,antec cabinet, apc UPS.

what will be market price for this system.......

i am too lookin for a new pc

 

[deathvirus_me]

Intel pentium dual core 3 ghz 4 mb l2 cache..
Asus mob P5LD2-VM
seagate 250 GB SATA HARDISK
kingston 2x 512 mb ddr with 400 mhz fsb
Powersafe 450 w smps..

Well .. get this one .. with the Asus Mobo (STAY away from Intel Originals) ... u can have a guarantee of oc ur cpu to 3.6 GHz .. so u'll surely end up with 3.6 GHz dual core ....

Also make sure u get a better smps .. preferably atleast a 400W+ antec psu
...

And whats the model of the CPU ?? 830 , 840 ??

 

[chota_rod_waala]

u can have a guarantee of oc ur cpu to 3.6 GHz .. so u'll surely end up with 3.6 GHz dual core ....

u can overclock to 3.6Ghz
but it doesnt mean that it will give the performance of real 3.6Ghz processor.
and also overclocking means improved temperatures
improved temperature means random restarts
and since its dual core when u overclock the load on the PSU will double
only antec true power PSU can handle the system with overclock

 

[deathvirus_me]

u can overclock to 3.6Ghz
but it doesnt mean that it will give the performance of real 3.6Ghz processor.

Well .. infact u'll get better perfomance than the actual CPU ... coz ur oc'ed CPU will be running at 960 MHz FSB ..

and also overclocking means improved temperatures
improved temperature means random restarts

Also ... the newer P4's can take a huge load .. i've a friend running it a 58c load .. yet stable .... no crashes ... but uber cool performance. ..

and since its dual core when u overclock the load on the PSU will double
only antec true power PSU can handle the system with overclock

And yess. . that what i said .. a higher config. should have a better PSU .. and in this case .. anything from Antec above 400W should do .. in fact if u check the wattage using the psu calculator (which is near perfect) .. the max load wattage should be around 320W max. with the oc ... so anything over 350W with atleast 25A across 12V (dual) should be ok ... here the calculator i used :

*www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculator.jsp

 

[akshayt]

you haven't mentioned the use of the comp.

 

[techtronic]

i kindly request you not buy a single SATA Seagate or any other company's HDD for that matter. I have seen many people experience problems using SATA 1/2 drives. So kindly buy IDE HDDs as 80+80+80 GB config. In this manner, u can segregate your data into as many required partitions u want.

I use a 80 GB + 40 GB + 80 GB configuration

 

[alienspiesu]

dude in 1 simple statement i'll tell u
jst go in for AMD n nuthin else!!

 

[akshayt]

the creator of the thread is going the wrong way, unless you tell me the purpose of the pc, i am not going to help you telling good configs for all purposes

from what i know you are probably not going to game on this system