PC Buying Guide 2011- Q4

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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011

@alistair:

Welcome to TDF. If that's CPU is an A6 3650, then it's a pretty good deal IMO.
 
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011

@skud
Yes thats amd a6 3650.
He was also offering amd a8 3800+gigabyte a75 s2v for 11000
 
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011

alistair7682 said:
@skud
Yes thats amd a6 3650.
He was also offering amd a8 3800+gigabyte a75 s2v for 11000
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For 800 bucks extra, go for that A8. It has a faster graphics core (albeit slower CPU speed) which might be useful for games. Besides its got a lower TDP also.
 
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011

@ jaskanwar

Hey buddy, can we add a sub 30k llano config in our guide?

Check the following:

Component | Make | Price Processor |AMD LLANO A3650 A-Series APU|5800
Motherboard |MSI A75MA G55 |5500
RAM |G.Skill Ripjaws F3-12800CL9S-4GBRL|2000
HDD |Seagate 500GB 7200.12|1900
DVD Writer |LG 22X SATA DVD|900
PSU |FSP Saga II 500W|2000
Case |CM Elite 310|1500
Monitor |Benq G2220HD|7000
Keyboard & Mouse |Logitech MK100|500
UPS |Microtek 600VA|1200
Speakers |Logitech Z313|1500
Total |29800
 
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thetechfreak

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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011

Guys, this is a ULTRA HIGH END Workstation rig for video editing,etc



Component | Make | Price Processor |Intel Core i7 2600k|15900
Motherboard |MSI Z68A-GD65|10600
RAM |Gskill F3-12800CL9D-8GBXL PC3-12800 2 X 4 GB Kit|3900
Graphic Card |ATI Firepro 5800 Workstation card|26500
SSD |OCZ 120 GB Agility 3 SATA III|12500
HDD |Seagate 1TB 7200.12|2700
DVD Writer | LG 22X SATA DVD|900
PSU |Seasonic X 850|9500
Case |Lian Li Lancool PC-K63|7600
Monitor |DELL Ultrasharp U2311H|14000
Keyboard & Mouse |Razer Cyclosa Keyboard & Mouse Bundle|2000
UPS |APC 1.1KVA|4300
Speakers |Logitech Z-506|5000
| Total |115400


Any comments?
I think we should have atleast 2 Worsktation rigs in our first page as a separate post.

One a ultra highend and another at around Rs.60000


Will post a 60k config soon :)
 
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011

^^ He Should Get 240 GB PCI-E SSD + 1TB Will Not Suffice For This Type of Work & For Monitor High End IPS Panel Monitor Like Asus PA246Q (P-IPS Best In Market) Or 27 Or 30 Inch Dell Ultrasharp.
 
vickybat

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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011

@ Extreme Gamer

No S-IPS is better than MVA/PVA and recommended for professionals.

VA (Vertical Alignment) technology such as S-PVA/MVA are middle of the road LCD panels. They offer better color reproduction and wider viewing angles than TN panels, but have slower response times. They are very similar to S-IPS on paper. They also offer large viewing angles and good color reproduction, though not as good as S-IPS. The response times are generally worse than TN or S-IPS panels and there have been reports of a few panels that suffer from input lag, so VA technology may not be the best choice for fast paced gaming.

VA panels have the advantage of higher contrast ratios compared to other panel types, which leads to better black levels. The biggest disadvantage of VA based panels is color shifting. Color shifting is when the image viewed from one angle changes or "shifts" when viewed from a slightly different angle, making various uneven brightness levels across the display. This bothers many users to the point they will not even consider buying a VA based panel, while other users don't notice/aren't bothered by the color shifting. Color shifts also cause a loss of shadow detail in dark scenes when viewed directly from the center. VA panels are much easier to find compared to IPS because so many manufacturers use them. They offer better image quality than TN at lower price than IPS based panels.
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Cilus

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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011

^^ Nice piece of info Vicky, one Rep for you.

For a Workstation based system, rather than suggesting a big 27" display, suggest multiple, at least two 22" 1080P display which will be more suitable for designing work. In MAYA and 3DS MAX, user requires to see the input and output at the same time or in run time in lot of scenarios. So a Dual monitor setup is very much helpful.
No need of a 250 GB SSD @ 26K. 120 GB will be just fine for OS and installation for most used apps. The price is simply too high.
 
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011

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Intel i5 2500K
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Corsair GS600
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Segate 1TB 7200.12
Dell U2311H
Razer Cyclosa Gaming Bundle
Asus DVD Writer

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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011

yes, 5k for a good gpu.
 
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