sumonpathak
knocking on heavens door
^^increase the power limit and yer good 
Need a new Semi-Gaming PC under 80k
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the_conqueror
Ambassador of Buzz
You might need to OC it while playing crysis 3 or far cry 3 in ultra settings at 1080p 
sumonpathak
knocking on heavens door
^^yer choice....i would overclock almost anything
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sharang.d
Youngling
So anyway I think there's nothing more to discuss about the graphics card..
I'll definitely go for the Sapphire HD 7850 OC Edition IF I decide to/can buy a graphics card.
Now coming back to PSUs which modular PSU which you recommend for a card like that and my to-be setup?
I'll definitely go for the Sapphire HD 7850 OC Edition IF I decide to/can buy a graphics card.
Now coming back to PSUs which modular PSU which you recommend for a card like that and my to-be setup?
sumonpathak
knocking on heavens door
Ax 750
the_conqueror
Ambassador of Buzz
Don't go for the OC edition. The reference version also comes with the same dual fan cooler(OC it yourself). If you go for the OC one you'll end up paying quite a good amount for something which you could've done yourself.
d6bmg
BMG ftw!!
Corsair HX850 can even run 2x GTX680s. Want more?
And, HX850 have 7 years of warranty, I can confirm that as I have one.
Practically only difference between HX750/AX750 & HX850/AX850 being fully modular and semi modular.
All four of them are 80+ Gold certified, although Corsair markets HX series as 80+ silver.
So, my vote will go to HX850 over AX750. At same price point you will get extra 100Watt of power.
Let the link talk: Ecova Plug Load Solutions
In search-bar over companies, type corsair & see the results.
d6bmg
BMG ftw!!
Semi modular is that type of modular PSu where every cable except for 24 pin ATX, 8 pin EPS, and 2X 8-pin PCI-E cable are modular.
In fully modular PSU, everything is modular, every cable.
Yeah, they looks good, but have no idea about availability, reliability & warranty period & warranty quality.
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sharang.d
Youngling
Okay thanks. If those are the only non-detachable cables in a semi-modular PSU then i think it would work as well considering that semi-modular PSUs will be cheaper than fully modular ones. I'm open to suggestions to any one of those categories but definitely not fully non modular ones(They're just ugly 
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Also I think I wouldn't need more than a 650W PSU considering that I won't be having an SLI setup. Am I wrong? Please tell me why I'd need more(if at all).
).Also I think I wouldn't need more than a 650W PSU considering that I won't be having an SLI setup. Am I wrong? Please tell me why I'd need more(if at all).
Okay thanks. If those are the only non-detachable cables in a semi-modular PSU then i think it would work as well considering that semi-modular PSUs will be cheaper than fully modular ones. I'm open to suggestions to any one of those categories but definitely not fully non modular ones(They're just ugly
Also I think I wouldn't need more than a 650W PSU considering that I won't be having an SLI setup. Am I wrong? Please tell me why I'd need more(if at all).
a 650W PSU is enough for a single GPU ( OCed ) setup ( HD7000 and GTX 600 series gfx cards ) with an Oced 2600k.
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sharang.d
Youngling
Thanks. Just what I thought
Any suggestions? Fully/Semi Modular only
EDIT:
Does anyone know the price of Segate 2TB ST2000DM001? (8.6k on theitwares.com) (Any cheaper?)
Link please!
sumonpathak
knocking on heavens door
WD is better..lower turn around time.
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sharang.d
Youngling
I found the Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7200RPM SATA Internal Desktop Hard Drive (ST1000DM003) for 5.2k. Are there any WD 7200RPM 1TB ones cheaper than that? I cant seem to find any..
Found Seasonic S12II-620 620W @ 4.6k but i really need a semi/full modular one
Is there any at around 5k? (600w-700w)
Found Seasonic S12II-620 620W @ 4.6k but i really need a semi/full modular one
Is there any at around 5k? (600w-700w)
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sumonpathak
knocking on heavens door
^^dont think so....i say go for AX...with 7 yr warranty its gonna last u a few upgrade cycles...
Also even Seasonic has 5 years I think...(but it says only in USA(!?).. confused)- Status