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hmm k.
for me now, is dell s2409 performance wise better than g2420?
for me now, is dell s2409 performance wise better than g2420?
Apple Juice
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I dont get it, this confg has a gaming mouse, gaming keyboard, a 650W PSU, , QUALITY DDR3 1600MHz RAM, a ATX BOARD with 1-+2Phase CPU power, full solid caps, and the heatsinks feel and work great too(a tech jargon wud get horny looking at the 785G EVO).
Even then u wud go COre i5, get entry level DDR3(which doesnt have a aluminium casing, the Corsair RAM DOES), a mATX board cut short of features to feed the lower board price????
And the case CM 690 is much superior to the CM590 and looks better IMHO too..(and performs better)
I strongly suggest that you should go for a CONFIG which is more complete and has quality components than get a high end CPU, lowly mobo and ram to compliment it
just me 2 cents, dont mean to offend ne1
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@comp@addict dude u've missed the monitor and speakers that i want to be included in the 62k.else i'd have gladly gone with ur config - the amd combo
Krow
Crowman
^Don't mind him. He has this habit of recommending AMD/ATI to everyone, no matter what. I would heartily agree with him when the performance is superior or when AMD offers more value for money, but it is not so in this case.
As for the quality RAM, it really does not matter unless one is Overclocking the RAM's, which I believe is not the necessity here. If it were, I don't see in the first post. The mATX board for Core i5 has 4 RAM slots and can handle any graphic card thrown at it. Cut short of features, eh? For non-overclockers, no feature will really be missed. Besides, that ASUS board is sub par considering the MSI 790GX-G65 @ 7k, which is far superior.
650W PSU? It is pointless buying it for the OP's requirements. Has he said anywhere that he wants to use more than one GPU? Since he has not, the Seasonic S12II Bronze 500W can handle any single GPU based desktop system. No need to buy a 650 watter with a puny 2 year warranty and unsleeved cables. The VX550W is overpriced at 5.8k. Hence, the Seasonic PSU is the most VFM, even though it has a three year warranty as opposed to Corsair's five.
There is no need for a gaming keyboard as it is not worth buying and a gaming mouse has been recommended. By no means is the Gigabyte P55M-UD2 a lowly motherboard. There is no point in trolling against Intel/Nvidia. That will be good at Semiaccurate.com, but this is not that website, is it? If you were to make sensible statements furthering your arguments, I'd be glad to agree with you, but somehow you don't want to learn.
Imposing one's fanboyism all over the forum, especially to newbies or those who don't know much about computers is not the correct thing to do and I hope some people understand that. Let the performance and value for money speak and let it suit the needs of the question asker. End fanboyism and trollposting.
As for the query about the S2409W, asigh is a user and so are Cool G5 and Ethan_Hunt. I guess they could tell you about. All are amazed with it. No one in the forum uses G2420 AFAIK. I would buy Dell if I were you, but I do not know about BenQ, so please keep your mind open about that.
As for the quality RAM, it really does not matter unless one is Overclocking the RAM's, which I believe is not the necessity here. If it were, I don't see in the first post. The mATX board for Core i5 has 4 RAM slots and can handle any graphic card thrown at it. Cut short of features, eh? For non-overclockers, no feature will really be missed. Besides, that ASUS board is sub par considering the MSI 790GX-G65 @ 7k, which is far superior.
650W PSU? It is pointless buying it for the OP's requirements. Has he said anywhere that he wants to use more than one GPU? Since he has not, the Seasonic S12II Bronze 500W can handle any single GPU based desktop system. No need to buy a 650 watter with a puny 2 year warranty and unsleeved cables. The VX550W is overpriced at 5.8k. Hence, the Seasonic PSU is the most VFM, even though it has a three year warranty as opposed to Corsair's five.
There is no need for a gaming keyboard as it is not worth buying and a gaming mouse has been recommended. By no means is the Gigabyte P55M-UD2 a lowly motherboard. There is no point in trolling against Intel/Nvidia. That will be good at Semiaccurate.com, but this is not that website, is it? If you were to make sensible statements furthering your arguments, I'd be glad to agree with you, but somehow you don't want to learn.
Imposing one's fanboyism all over the forum, especially to newbies or those who don't know much about computers is not the correct thing to do and I hope some people understand that. Let the performance and value for money speak and let it suit the needs of the question asker. End fanboyism and trollposting.
As for the query about the S2409W, asigh is a user and so are Cool G5 and Ethan_Hunt. I guess they could tell you about. All are amazed with it. No one in the forum uses G2420 AFAIK. I would buy Dell if I were you, but I do not know about BenQ, so please keep your mind open about that.
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No...i missed the speakers...
neways go i5 i750 but u have to sacrifice the GPU or some other components..
I suggest increase the budget and Get
i5 i750
MSI P55 CD53
2GB DDR3 Transcend(add 2GB later)
HD5850(must buy if u're a gamer)
Rest of the specs go as i or anubis suggested
OP
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The Sexy Beast
^dont u think 2GB would be a bottleneck then? coz if it wont be then i could get a better keyboard and PSU after saving 2.5k
Zangetsu
I am the master of my Fate.
Re: New PC @62k
your config is gud....but go for a cheaper mouse + keyboard
Get minimum 3GB RAM if u cant afford 4GB
from where u r getting XFX HD5770 Card
everybody is suggesting u HD5850 which will increase ur budget beyond 62k
your config is gud....but go for a cheaper mouse + keyboard
Get minimum 3GB RAM if u cant afford 4GB
from where u r getting XFX HD5770 Card
yes it wud..but cant be better then i5
yes u can go with cheaper cabby choose from CM
yes...coz he only views preDVD rips and music from songs.pk & not HD movies
22" minimum....
everybody is suggesting u HD5850 which will increase ur budget beyond 62k
OP
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The Sexy Beast
^dude did u miss the entire page here 
i'm goin with this
Intel Core i5 750 10k
Gigabyte GA-P55M-UD2 OR MSI P55-GD45 6.7k
Sapphire 5850 1GB @ 16.5k
2x2GB Kingston 1333MHz DDR3 @ 5k
WD Blue 500GB @ 2.5k
Seasonic S12II 500W @ 5k
CM 590 @ 4k
Logitech kbd @ 0.4k
Death Adder @ 3k
Altec Lansing BXR1121 @ 1.1k
BenQ G2200HD @ 8k
approx 62k
i'm goin with thisIntel Core i5 750 10k
Gigabyte GA-P55M-UD2 OR MSI P55-GD45 6.7k
Sapphire 5850 1GB @ 16.5k
2x2GB Kingston 1333MHz DDR3 @ 5k
WD Blue 500GB @ 2.5k
Seasonic S12II 500W @ 5k
CM 590 @ 4k
Logitech kbd @ 0.4k
Death Adder @ 3k
Altec Lansing BXR1121 @ 1.1k
BenQ G2200HD @ 8k
approx 62k
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^^good config...try for the MSI board..
happy gaming..
happy gaming..
Cilus
laborare est orare
If you wanna go for AMD based solution then here goes your config
Processor: AMD Phenom II 965 CS3 Revision (3.4 GHz, 6MB L3 Cache) @ 7.7k
Mobo: MSI 790GX-G65 AM3 @ 6.9k
Ram: Corsair 6GB DDR3 1600MHz C9 Titanium @ 8.4k
HDD: Seagate 1 TB (32 MB Cache) @ 4k
Cabinet: Cooler Master Elite 334 @ 2.2k
PSU: GlacialPower 650W AA @ 4.6k
Monitor: BenQ 22" G2220 FULL HD LCD Monitor @ 8k
Gfx Card: Sapphire HD5850 1GB GDDR5 @ 16.8k
DVD Writer: LG SATA @ 1.1k
Keyboard/Mouse: Razer Salmosa @ 1.6k
Altec Lansing VS2421 2.1 @ 2.6k
total is 63.7k
if u go for AMD. you can go for some high end components, like the high performance Ram, Cabinet etc at ur budget.
Processor: AMD Phenom II 965 CS3 Revision (3.4 GHz, 6MB L3 Cache) @ 7.7k
Mobo: MSI 790GX-G65 AM3 @ 6.9k
Ram: Corsair 6GB DDR3 1600MHz C9 Titanium @ 8.4k
HDD: Seagate 1 TB (32 MB Cache) @ 4k
Cabinet: Cooler Master Elite 334 @ 2.2k
PSU: GlacialPower 650W AA @ 4.6k
Monitor: BenQ 22" G2220 FULL HD LCD Monitor @ 8k
Gfx Card: Sapphire HD5850 1GB GDDR5 @ 16.8k
DVD Writer: LG SATA @ 1.1k
Keyboard/Mouse: Razer Salmosa @ 1.6k
Altec Lansing VS2421 2.1 @ 2.6k
total is 63.7k
if u go for AMD. you can go for some high end components, like the high performance Ram, Cabinet etc at ur budget.
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