PC For Animaton, Editing

[Cilus]

CHALLENGER, since you're getting the system for productivity and 3D designing, get an IPS panel based LCD monitor. They produce more acute color and have good viewing angles. Also they are more photo realistic and great for desiging and productivity.
So get the AOC i2353Ph 23" Display @ 11.8K from *www.infibeam.com/Monitor/i-AOC-IPS-Panel-Monitor/P-CA-MO-AOC-i2353Ph.html?id=Black&track=eshopindia with cash on delivery option. If you can find it locally then the price will be much lower.

 

[CHALLENGER]

hey Cilus good suggestion mate. I will surely going to check that monitor

Plez tell me is Corsair Builder Series CX600 enough for my build ????

 

[skeletor]

Rather get Seasonic S12II 520w or 620w.

 

[thetechfreak]

hey Cilus good suggestion mate. I will surely going to check that monitor

Plez tell me is Corsair Builder Series CX600 enough for my build ????

Corsair GS600 @Rs.4000 is also a good choice

 

[d6bmg]

See.

If you are getting P67 or Z68 motherboard. Get the K processor.

If getting H67, get the non-K processor.

Although P67 specially Z68 not only used for overclocking, it is not the only advantage of them over H67 (forget H61 here). Z68 have Intel SRT And most important part is Intel SATA III controller, which aparently, isn't there in H67, which have Marvell Controller. Try pairing any SATA III SSD with Marvel Controller & see the magic.

Here, although OP will be buying 2600, Z68 should be the chipset for him.

Again, H67 officially supports only 1 X16 PCI-E 3.0 whereas Z68 officially supports 1 X16 or 2 X8 or1 x8 + 2 X4 PCI-E 3.0, which will be very very helpful for OP if he wants to another graphics card in future.

 

[Cilus]

But As par gigabyte site GA-H67A-UD3H-B3 not supoted 1600 MHz memory modules ????

Then which memory i will purchase coz i think above suggested g-skill is not 1600mhz

H67 chipset based motherboard doesn't support anything over 1333 MHz ram speed. So if you're going for Non K series + H67 then get Corsair Value series 4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3, 1.1K per 4 GB stick.

However, what D6bmg has mentioned is also valid. I think you should go with 2600K and a standard Z68 motherboard. Get a cheaper, say 30K range workstation card to accomodate the changes.

 

[skeletor]

Although P67 specially Z68 not only used for overclocking, it is not the only advantage of them over H67 (forget H61 here). Z68 have Intel SRT And most important part is Intel SATA III controller, which aparently, isn't there in H67, which have Marvell Controller. Try pairing any SATA III SSD with Marvel Controller & see the magic.

Here, although OP will be buying 2600, Z68 should be the chipset for him.

Intel SRT doesn't matter. I had explained this earlier. Better and "practical" to run the SSD as a boot drive.

Secondly, all Intel chipsets have the Intel SATA 3.0 controller.

For more ports, adding a second SATA 3.0 controller like Marvell depends on the manufacturer's will.

*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/cpu-mothe...sandy-bridge-lga-1155-motherboard-thread.html

Here, although OP will be buying 2600, Z68 should be the chipset for him.

you mean K.

 

[CHALLENGER]

Hmmm great discussion friend which really helps me for my rig.

I think its better to get 2600k. Hmm GS600 is also a another good choice.

Thank buddies.

 

[d6bmg]

you mean K.

No, I was not talking about '2600K'.

@OP: if you can, then obviously buy 2600K even if you do not have plan to overclock. Price difference is marginal.