Please suggest a gaming PC around 40k

[anshulbans]

Hi guys,
I am planning to buy a PC around 40-45k. I need everything including keyboard, mouse n monitor.
I want to use it mainly for gaming. I am thinking of Core i5. Please guys suggest me a good configuration keeping in mind my gaming requirement.

I don't wish to run all games at full specs but it should be able to play almost all latest games. Also it should be future proof.

Thanks guys.


P.S. : I am buying a new PC after a long time and too coz i wish to play all latest games.

 

[coderunknown]

Processor: Athlon II X4 630 2.8GHz @ 5.1k
Motherboard: ECS A785GM-M @ 4.8k
Ram: Transcend 2 X 2Gb DDR3-1333Mhz C9: Rs. 4.4k
Hard Disk: WDC Blue 500Gb: Rs. 2.4k
Optical Drives: LG 22X DVD SATA: Rs. 1.1k
PSU: Seasonic Bronze S12II 380W @ 2.9k
Cabinet: NZXT Gamma @ 1.8k
Monitor: Benq G2220HD 22” FULL HD: Rs. 8k
Keyboard Mouse: Logitech Internet Pro Desktop: Rs. 0.6k
Graphics card: HD 5770 based card. whichever is cheap.

if u unable get Seasonic, get FSP Saga II 500 Watts @ 2.9k or Corsair CX400W @ 3k. if possible get HD5850 along with corsair VX450W.

 

[krishnandu.sarkar]

AMD Athlon II X4 620 - 5k
Gigabyte 785GMT-UD2H - 6k
4GB(2*2) 1333MHz Transcend DDR3 RAM - 4.5k
500 GB WD Blue - 2.5k
Sapphire HD5750 1GB DDR5 - 8k
Benq G2020HD - 6.5k
CM Elite 310 - 1.5k
Gigabyte Superb 460w - 2.2k
Logitech SET - Optical Blk Mouse+ MMKB - Rs. 700/-
L.G. GH22NS30 /Samsung SH-S22F SATA DVD-Writer - 1.2k
Altec Lansing 2.1 BXR1121 - 1.2k

Its total 40k approx. If you can slightly stretch your budget then consider this graphics card for just 2k more - Sapphire HD5770 1GB GDDR5 - Rs. 9900/-

Otherwise you may consider this to get the HD5770
AMD Phenom II X2 555BE - 10.5k
MSI 785G-E53 (combo)

 

[anshulbans]

i am not a hardcore gamer as i have said bu want to try my hands on all latest games and want it to be future proof.

I liked both the configs. guys please guide me is it worth to spend that extra bucks on HD5850 rather than HD5770

 

[krishnandu.sarkar]

Yup....It's worth the extra bucks. Go for it.

 

[latino_ansari]

5770 is worth the extra bucks... u wont regret ur decision once u r 1 year down the line...

 

[fatalcore]

AMD Athlon II X4 620 - 5k
Gigabyte 785GMT-UD2H - 6k
4GB(2*2) 1333MHz Transcend DDR3 RAM - 4.5k
500 GB WD Blue - 2.5k
Sapphire HD5750 1GB DDR5 - 8k
Benq G2020HD - 6.5k
CM Elite 310 - 1.5k
Gigabyte Superb 460w - 2.2k
Logitech SET - Optical Blk Mouse+ MMKB - Rs. 700/-
L.G. GH22NS30 /Samsung SH-S22F SATA DVD-Writer - 1.2k
Altec Lansing 2.1 BXR1121 - 1.2k

Its total 40k approx. If you can slightly stretch your budget then consider this graphics card for just 2k more - Sapphire HD5770 1GB GDDR5 - Rs. 9900/-

Otherwise you may consider this to get the HD5770

AMD Phenom II X2 555BE - 10.5k
MSI 785G-E53 (combo)

Hi there, can u please explain the "COMBO" In details.please.I mean what is it and where will u get it(In Kolkata,if possible) and amount.
thanks
regards
fatalcore.

^^^as mentioned HD 5770 is worth it !Forum Members too suggested me about this card.SO u can keep ur hands down regarding this.

 

[anshulbans]

5770 is worth the extra bucks... u wont regret ur decision once u r 1 year down the line...

guys i am talking about HD5850. Is it worth to spend more on 5850 (which goes beyond my budget) or should i stick to 5770 (which is in my budget).

 

[krishnandu.sarkar]

By combo I mean proccy + mobo = 10.5k
I've found technocrat's price much lower than others. Supreme is just overpriced. Arihant is also good but they offers less price only for known persons. Well.....I would suggest technocrat. But get the quotes and compare yourself.

 

[coderunknown]

guys i am talking about HD5850. Is it worth to spend more on 5850 (which goes beyond my budget) or should i stick to 5770 (which is in my budget).

1 suggestion, get Biostar TA790GX A3+ & HD5770. later down the line after 2yrs if u think HD5770 not able run games at high setting, add 1 more in CrossFire . for now spending extra 5k + 2k (graphics card + PSU) mayn't be worth it if your budget tight & u nt hardcore gamer.

 

[anshulbans]

1 suggestion, get Biostar TA790GX A3+ & HD5770. later down the line after 2yrs if u think HD5770 not able run games at high setting, add 1 more in CrossFire . for now spending extra 5k + 2k (graphics card + PSU) mayn't be worth it if your budget tight & u nt hardcore gamer.

thats nice tip.. will this pc be able to run most games for next 2yrs?? wht u thnk?

 

[coderunknown]

thats nice tip.. will this pc be able to run most games for next 2yrs?? wht u thnk?

1yr yes, 2yrs i doubt. but adding a second HD5770 later wil make ur PC brand new.

 

[anshulbans]

1yr yes, 2yrs i doubt. but adding a second HD5770 later wil make ur PC brand new.

hmmm.. and what if i buy 5850 now only then?
Give ur preference:
buying 5770 nw and upgarding 1yr later? [ ]
or
buying 5850 nw and get nthing upgarded fr atleast 2 yrs? [ ]

 

[krishnandu.sarkar]

Depends on how hardcore gamer you are. If you want to play all the upcoming titles in 2yrs in high(max) setting then you need to change your graphics card in may be 1 yr. If med settings would do then no need to worry.

Every now and then technology are changing and upgrading. So to keep track with it you may need to change your config every six months or so. So it's up to you what you wanna do.

 

[anshulbans]

Depends on how hardcore gamer you are. If you want to play all the upcoming titles in 2yrs in high(max) setting then you need to change your graphics card in may be 1 yr. If med settings would do then no need to worry.

Every now and then technology are changing and upgrading. So to keep track with it you may need to change your config every six months or so. So it's up to you what you wanna do.

thanks guys i vl finalise the specs asap.
thanks guys...

 

[official]

a higher end graphics is always a better choice. Coz the lower ends can become little slow towards the end but the mid high end cards perform really good for a long time coz they are heavy duty one..and i think you'll not try to update your graphics card in a year or two. So get the best that you can afford.