New PC Configuration (Budget 40000)

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harshilsharma63 said:
> A gaming GPU will also be able to accelerate rendering if the software supports it. Your frined need to decide on how important is gaming and work for your friend.

> Avoid barnds like Galaxy which have little to no A.S.S. in India. Look for Asus, Zotac, HIS or Sapphire. Zotac offers 5 years warranty compared to 2-3 years by other manufacturers.
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ya all i require is a good workstation GPU with HDMI to go along with the config I mentioned, I seriously do not want to confuse this guy by changing the processor all over again :p. He is all set on I5 and I don't want to add FX 8350 to the list now. Gigabyte boards are not really available over here

The only thing keeping us from buying this is the Graphics card, so a good GPU with HDMI and capable of rendering stuff will be good...please suggest one.

Sapphire R7 250 looks good, does it go along with i5 4570 and Asus B85M-G ?...does it have HDMI ?
 
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Buddy, why confusion, you can just say that FX-8350 is a better choice. The type of applications you have mentioned, requires a beefy CPU with more number of cores and you are opting for CPU which are recommended for gaming configurations. Try to provide him the best configuration rather than thinking he will be confused. If Gigabyte is not available, look for Asus M5A97 R2.0 motherboard.
 
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Cilus said:
Buddy, why confusion, you can just say that FX-8350 is a better choice. The type of applications you have mentioned, requires a beefy CPU with more number of cores and you are opting for CPU which are recommended for gaming configurations. Try to provide him the best configuration rather than thinking he will be confused. If Gigabyte is not available, look for Asus M5A97 R2.0 motherboard.
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This is mainly for rendering, I guess it makes sense then...This is the final list now...

AMD FX 8350 - (13436)
ASUS M5A97 - (7696)
Sapphire R7 250 (6500)
WD Blue 1 TB (2800)
Antec VP550P (3600)
Dell S2240L (8800)
Logitech MK200 (800)
Asus optical drive (1000)
local cabinet without PSU (1000)

That all comes down to something around 45k and I hope Sapphire R7 250 has HDMI
 
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Regarding your question about the GPU support... Most of the adobe suites including Photoshop, Premiere Pro , Illustrator and the others support GPU acceleration, multi threaded in nature and optimized for 64Bit environment. Because of the recent tie up between AMD and Adobe, now they are introducing more OpenCL based GPU acceleration in which AMD GPU excells. But if possible, spend a little more and get a more powerful GPU like HD 7770.
You can also get Antec VP450 which is around 2.6K if you are not planning for a big GPU update in recent future.

BTW, as per my knowledge, Final Cut Pro is a app for mac OS, how you are gonna use it in Windows?
 
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Cilus said:
Regarding your question about the GPU support... Most of the adobe suites including Photoshop, Premiere Pro , Illustrator and the others support GPU acceleration, multi threaded in nature and optimized for 64Bit environment. Because of the recent tie up between AMD and Adobe, now they are introducing more OpenCL based GPU acceleration in which AMD GPU excells. But if possible, spend a little more and get a more powerful GPU like HD 7770.
You can also get Antec VP450 which is around 2.6K if you are not planning for a big GPU update in recent future.

BTW, as per my knowledge, Final Cut Pro is a app for mac OS, how you are gonna use it in Windows?
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okay then, I will add HD7770 to the list now and if it goes out of budget, I will get ANtec VP450.

here is the updated list

AMD FX 8350 - (13436)
ASUS M5A97 - (7696)
Sapphire AMD/ATI HD 7770 (7790)
G.Skill/Corsair RAM 4 GB 1600 MHz- (2800)
WD Blue 1 TB (2800)
Antec VP550P (3600)
Dell S2240L (8800)
Logitech MK200 (800)
Asus optical drive (1000)
local cabinet without PSU (1000)

btw, yes Final Cut runs on MAC. We use MAC at work and I did not really think while posting softwares lol...mixed up everythin ; )
 
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Buy the Motherboard from here: MOTHERBOARD ASUS M5A97 R2.0 or here: MOTHERBOARD

Get the processor from here: Search - 8350
 
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