No , G4400 is a lot slower than G4560 as it does not have hyper threading ..
Wait till first week of november .. Intel is rebranding G4560 to Pentium GOLD g4560 .. that is when new stock is expected ..
AMD A8 9600 ( AM4 platform ) is the next best thing after G4560 .. should be available for around 5.8 - 6k in a few days .. but keep in mind single thread performance is quite slower than intel .. so only go with it if your budget is strict and g4560 is unavailable , not considering 2nd hand and you have no other choice..
justgothere
Broken In
Hi , please suggest a configuration for photo editing within 40 K, still photos not video , bit of browsing and movie viewing to. I will cannibalize the Monitor , keyboard and mouse from the existing system.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
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justgothere
Broken In
Thanks , done
ssk_the_gr8
Make Way the LORD is Here
Siddharth Seran
Broken In
Hey guys,
Need help/ advise. My motherboard and SMPS both ran their due course and are not working now. I think the motherboard stopped working as a result of the SMPS malfunctioning. The dilemma I face is whether to keep my existing processor AMD FX FD8350 (this was released in 2011 I believe, and we built the PC early 2012) or to buy a new processor and and a new mother board. I am not able to find too many motherboards that are compatible with this processor. I am also considering the processors age (6 + years) and if it is really worth while to get an expensive motherboard that is compatible or just go for a new set of MB and processor shelling about 15k +- 2k. What do you think?
your suggestions for an MB and a processor combo is also welcome.
The type of work I do does not require a lot of computing power.
My email is xxxxxx. Thanks in advance.
Need help/ advise. My motherboard and SMPS both ran their due course and are not working now. I think the motherboard stopped working as a result of the SMPS malfunctioning. The dilemma I face is whether to keep my existing processor AMD FX FD8350 (this was released in 2011 I believe, and we built the PC early 2012) or to buy a new processor and and a new mother board. I am not able to find too many motherboards that are compatible with this processor. I am also considering the processors age (6 + years) and if it is really worth while to get an expensive motherboard that is compatible or just go for a new set of MB and processor shelling about 15k +- 2k. What do you think?
your suggestions for an MB and a processor combo is also welcome.
The type of work I do does not require a lot of computing power.
My email is xxxxxx. Thanks in advance.
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
Its better to go with the latest AMD Ryzen Processors since price to performance is justified because of the new architecture. These processors are also very much power efficient.
Siddharth Seran
Broken In
Thank you so much for your suggestions would you guys be able to suggest a motherboard and a processor under 15k. I'm also looking to buy an smps. How is corsair 450. I see good reviews about it online.
Corsair 450 is a bad psu(comparing to good quality ones,of course it is still better than cheap Indian iball/intex psu).Don't buy a new processor now because Ryzen 2 is expected to be launched in March this year,there is also Ryzen+vega integrated graphics processor version coming in Feb/Mar.There is also news that Intel is going to launch new design processors free from Spectre bug( Meltdown and Spectre: ‘worst ever’ CPU bugs affect virtually all computers ). With so many option I suggest you to just buy a compatible mobo for now & build a new system later this year/next year.For psu get corsair CX550M/CX650M(if planning on adding good graphics card later)/TX650M(older & bit noisier but better than CX650M) for budget of ~4-6k(check mdcomputers.in for prices).
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
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dissel
Cyborg Agent
Experts I need your opinion here,
If there is NUC type mini pc comes with Barebone Intel i7 5550u costing around 299$ / 20k INR - Is that worth the price? Please reply
Intentional purpose of the PC, Rendering 4k videos by putting 8GB/16GB DDR3L Ram and 250/240 GB SSD - which need to source separately.
Please let me know.
If there is NUC type mini pc comes with Barebone Intel i7 5550u costing around 299$ / 20k INR - Is that worth the price? Please reply
Intentional purpose of the PC, Rendering 4k videos by putting 8GB/16GB DDR3L Ram and 250/240 GB SSD - which need to source separately.
Please let me know.
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
Get this from US:Intel NUC (Next Unit of Computing) BOXNUC7I5BNH Barebone Systems - Mini / Booksize - Newegg.com
It's much future proof.
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manishjha18
In the zone
hey can we update this thread to PC Buying Guide and Suggested Configs 2018 Q1.
i know it requires effort. still if possible. i have been buying pcs for me any my friends looking at this thread only since last 4 years
i know it requires effort. still if possible. i have been buying pcs for me any my friends looking at this thread only since last 4 years
pulkitpopli2004
Cyborg Agent
^^ you can also go with ASRock B250M Pro4 LGA1151.. wont that be a better option
nac
Aspiring Novelist
Don't wanna have the discussion there and confuse OP with bit off topic discussion, so hijacked here. I hope you don't mind. And I hope this will be a healthy discussion and won't turn into fight
Yeah, I get that. He has some good amount subscribers. And he is too technical.
He commented that he has to spend from his own pockets to buy the products he reviews, and he don't wanna buy every single one of 'em esp. when it's not paying.
Yeah, Steve's test results pretty much aligned with Buildzoids views. And none of ASUS and Gigabyte made it to Steve's top 5.
I couldn't watch the whole of the second video (Level1), I kinda felt sleepy even in the day time. It's too long. I would prefer reading reviews instead of watching looong videos. Yes, buildzoid was happy only with MSI Carbon's VRM but not okay with it's BIOS. He hasn't wholeheartedly said one single B450 is good in all the areas.
Going by buildzoid, MSI/Asrock has better VRM in their B series boards but not so good wrt BIOS. Not everyone of us can afford Crosshair Hero. I have read reviews where ASUS B series board overclocking 2600x to 4-4.1 and to use @ stock it's pretty much okay to go with any decent B series board even Octa core.
