ashu888ashu888
Core i7 (nehalem) Owner
Re: The Official Core i7 (Intel's nehalem) Thread
Here is the pic of tat power cord (below)
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Well, wen i went to the Shopkeeper (ANupam Stationary, Mumbai) I told him tat I want a power cord that shud hv a CPU wala power cord that shud hv a female and a male connector (at its extreme ends) so he got the point and told his worker to give me a
2 way power cord
This is the best u can ask for.. if that guy has confusion in understanding this, then u can tell him that U want a CPU power cord (the one tat goes at the back of the CPU Cabinet) and the other end shud hv a male connector instead of a 3pin plug (5 amp plug).. he'll get the point..
Better go to a computer stationary shop and ask for this cord..
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sohancool wrote:
1.) DO not buy gtx260, instead get a gtx280 SSC (Super super clocked) edition for Rs.22.7K or if u hv a budget of 35K jus for gpu, get a gtx295
(but after looking at ur budget of 70K, i dnt think a gtx295 is worth buying for tat budget) ..
also, since u will be building a Core i7 system, ur PSU shud be a min of 750W (Corsair TX750) if u jus plan to hv one gpu (graphics card) all thru ur core i7 config for years.. but if at all u wanna think of adding another (2nd) gpu card or even a 3rd card, then its better to go for a 1100W PSU (Tagan BZ1100) and yes, and these PSU's are Active PFC type PSU's wich in simple terms means tat u NEED TO HAVE a pure Sine wave o/p wala UPS (see the image in my reply #10) APC'S SMART UPS range of UPS are all Active PFC supporting UPS since they generate pure sine wave at the o/p wich is gr8 for Active PFC PSUs..
So, if the PSU is an ACTIVE PFC type pf PSU, get a Pure Sine Wave UPS
(hope u got the clarification).....
If the PSU is 750W, a 850VA rating UPS is good enough, if the PSU is 1000W or more, get a 1500VA rating UPS
2.) As of now, a 3GB RAM kit (from Corsair or from G Skill) is enough (as per ur budget)
(note: sum mobo support 12GB of RAM and sum support upto 24GB of RAM)
3.) Well, u can get ur components from here ---> www.theitwares.com its a really trusted site and i hv made all the purchases from tat site and also many of the guys here in this thread too..
4.) if u dnt wanna OC, then get Gigabyte's GA-EX58-UD5 as its the best board out there at a very gr8 price (of 17K)
if u are into OCing, get Evga's X58 mobo at a price of 22.5K (from theitwares.com)
19" LCD is very much suitable for this budget..
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Cheers n e-peace..
Thank buddy. I got the point.Can you please post a pic of that power cord & what should I exactly tell the shopkeeper to get this power cord. I don't think he will recognise it if I tell him to give me a ICE 320 13 power cord. So in simple words what should I tell him if I want to buy this power cord.
But you can cut up the ground pin of that Rs. 30 ICE 320 13 power cord & see if this helps. Do it @ your own risk
Here is the pic of tat power cord (below)
[img=*img144.imageshack.us/img144/6465/3143.th.jpg]
Well, wen i went to the Shopkeeper (ANupam Stationary, Mumbai) I told him tat I want a power cord that shud hv a CPU wala power cord that shud hv a female and a male connector (at its extreme ends) so he got the point and told his worker to give me a
2 way power cord
This is the best u can ask for.. if that guy has confusion in understanding this, then u can tell him that U want a CPU power cord (the one tat goes at the back of the CPU Cabinet) and the other end shud hv a male connector instead of a 3pin plug (5 amp plug).. he'll get the point..
Better go to a computer stationary shop and ask for this cord..
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sohancool wrote:
Hi Guys, first of all, this is a great thread. After browsing through, i have some questions-
I will be buying a core i7 920 based desktop sometime in the next month(yippee!! Finally upgrading my 3.5 yr old p4 machine ). I will be using the core i7 for gaming(at med resolutions 1024 X or something like that) and video encoding - x264 .These are the questions i have in mind-
1) I will be buying a single GTX260 OR HD4870 Graphics card. What is the recommended PSU rating for the above + if i buy a ups(assuming i buy at least a 19"LCD monitor), what will be the KVA rating needed for that?
2) On Hothardware.com, they have reviewed DDR3 modules of different frequencies(1033,1600etc). What will be the most efficient RAM frequency to go for, how much RAM is sufficient for now(3GB,6GB etc) and can i fit a 4GB module in there?
3) I Live in Pune, so are the components mentioned above in the configs available there?
4) And last but not the least, which is the most decent motherboard to go for(i assume the prices wont change much in 1 month )
My budget for the whole system as of now is 70+/-2K(Will a 19" LCD be justifiable for such a config?)
1.) DO not buy gtx260, instead get a gtx280 SSC (Super super clocked) edition for Rs.22.7K or if u hv a budget of 35K jus for gpu, get a gtx295
(but after looking at ur budget of 70K, i dnt think a gtx295 is worth buying for tat budget) ..
also, since u will be building a Core i7 system, ur PSU shud be a min of 750W (Corsair TX750) if u jus plan to hv one gpu (graphics card) all thru ur core i7 config for years.. but if at all u wanna think of adding another (2nd) gpu card or even a 3rd card, then its better to go for a 1100W PSU (Tagan BZ1100) and yes, and these PSU's are Active PFC type PSU's wich in simple terms means tat u NEED TO HAVE a pure Sine wave o/p wala UPS (see the image in my reply #10) APC'S SMART UPS range of UPS are all Active PFC supporting UPS since they generate pure sine wave at the o/p wich is gr8 for Active PFC PSUs..
So, if the PSU is an ACTIVE PFC type pf PSU, get a Pure Sine Wave UPS
(hope u got the clarification).....
If the PSU is 750W, a 850VA rating UPS is good enough, if the PSU is 1000W or more, get a 1500VA rating UPS
2.) As of now, a 3GB RAM kit (from Corsair or from G Skill) is enough (as per ur budget)
(note: sum mobo support 12GB of RAM and sum support upto 24GB of RAM)
3.) Well, u can get ur components from here ---> www.theitwares.com its a really trusted site and i hv made all the purchases from tat site and also many of the guys here in this thread too..
4.) if u dnt wanna OC, then get Gigabyte's GA-EX58-UD5 as its the best board out there at a very gr8 price (of 17K)
if u are into OCing, get Evga's X58 mobo at a price of 22.5K (from theitwares.com)
19" LCD is very much suitable for this budget..
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Cheers n e-peace..