Get this as a monitor PHILIPS LED 22"(226V3L) Rs 7200 at Cost to Cost.
3rd Gen i5- ivy-bridge uses 22nm lithography/die
Higher base clock speeds
powerfull built in gpu with hd 4000
overclocking potential is slighly weak
2nd Gen - sandy-bridge uses 32nm lithography/die
Lower base clock speeds
Lesser Built in gpu with hd 3000
overclocking potential is better than ivy
Ivy consumes less power too. And it dosnt make sense buy old stuff when buying a new PC. Does it?
Thanks a lot my friend...i was first buying from smc but now will be buying from cost to cosr as they give products for lesser price as compared to smc...
A big difference..
Checkout my finalized rig :
Intel Core i5 3470 - Rs 10390 (price checked on cost to cost)
Gigabyte GA-B75-D3H - Rs 3900 (price checked on cost to cost)
Gskill Ripjaws 4GB 1600mhz- Rs 1900
GPU - GIGABYTE GV-R777OC-1GD - Rs 7800 (price checked on cost to cost)
HDD - Toshiba 1TB (DT01ACA100)- Rs 3900 (price checked on cost to cost)
SMPS - Corsair CX430V2 - Rs 2500
Cabinet - Cm k380 -Rs 3000
OPD -Asus DRW-24B5ST Internal Optical Drive- 1000
Monitor - PHILIPS LED 22"(226V3L -7200 (price checked on cost to cost)
Mouse Keyboard - mk200 combo - 750 (price checked on cost to cost)
Speakers - z120 - 600
Total - Rs 42940 + 1405 vat
= 44345
Now,i was wondering...the aoc monitor you suggested was therefor 7800 ... Is it worth the 600bucks?
Shall i go for thT?
And thr gpu - shall. Go with sapphire?
Cuz only sapphire hd7770 was listed there?
Thanks!

Is this true?
What the guy wrote here?
Isnt it safe to buy products for cost to cost? :O
Someone? Please reply?