Ultimate Hardcore Gaming PC for 130000 INR - 2105 USD
rijinpk1
Aspiring Novelist
your mobo is not the one which play games.you should choose a very good cpu and gpu. mobo has nothing to do with it. Why do you want to select such a enthusiastic mobo for "average overclocking"?
i dont think you need 16 gb ram for your purpose. get 8 gb now.upgrade later when you really want 16 gb for your uses.
depend on the price it is available.
for a single gpu, select a good 650 W psu. if you plan on sli-ing or crossfiring later, get good 850W unit. Seasonic SS-850KM3 850 or cosair ax860
marvelousprashant
Cyborg Agent
Stick to Asus Z-87A . If you want to spend more go for Z87 Pro which has Bluetooth NFC and WiFi.
ASHISH65
Technomancer
+ 100 for this. @op do not waste your money on unnecessary things
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ispyder
God of Geek's Heaven
1) Okay, so means ROG isn't good for me? So which one should I get, I require WiFi, Bluetooth (inbuilt in preferrred or else I'll use adapter)
2) Let me have 16GB ...so suggest me some good 16 GB RAMs.
3) Okaay
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ispyder
God of Geek's Heaven
Ok so tell me that how Z87 Pro is better than Maximus VI Hero/Gene?
1600mhz ...isn't that low? Suggest something awesome with price tag around 16K
harshilsharma63
DIY FTW!
> Its not better and you do not need anything better than this for 'average overclocking'.
>
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
@ op are you trolling here ???
Asus grypon or z87 pro is enough for you and that ram is more than enough
He is either a kid with unlimited cash or he is just
lling.What I have given is when he asked for a change the second time. The above config is more than enough for the next 3-4 years also but he again wants something that isn't there right.
rijinpk1
Aspiring Novelist
you dont need hero or gene mobo. you are not trying to make world records by liquid cooling your cpu,gpu ,ram ..,benchmarking daily etc (and see flames your pc). are you??
is this a benchmarking machine?? those high speed memory are for those overclocking enthusiasts, not for a regular home used. you will not get the benefit you want for your money. save the rest money. you will need it urgently at any poin of your life time. you wont need to search for "need",:it will come at right time. So save extra money or deposit in bank. dont waste for something which is not usable for you.
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
+1 to what our fellow TDF member rijinpk1 says.
harshilsharma63
DIY FTW!
I think we have given op enough suggestions, all of which completely fulfill the gaming and average overclocking requirement.
wait for gtx 780 Ti or r9 290 to arrive. in any case, this is not the right time to buy graphic cards as amd and nvidia are released one card after the other with great performance for the price.
get an lcd monitor. you will not able to see things properly in a LCD tv, especially for non gaming activities like gaming unless the font size is large and you are maintaining a living room viewing distance. you can import a catleap monitor with 2560 x 1600 resolution which would cost 25k- or get a high end dell monitor that costs 55k.
get an lcd monitor. you will not able to see things properly in a LCD tv, especially for non gaming activities like gaming unless the font size is large and you are maintaining a living room viewing distance. you can import a catleap monitor with 2560 x 1600 resolution which would cost 25k- or get a high end dell monitor that costs 55k.
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ispyder
God of Geek's Heaven
Not yet! wait please!
BTW I am not trolling here, but yeah I am a teenager with money(not of parents, my own earned by developing websites, and i am noob in hardware)He is either a kid with unlimited cash or he is just
What I have given is when he asked for a change the second time. The above config is more than enough for the next 3-4 years also but he again wants something that isn't there right.
....Okay so how much MHz RAM would be enough for me if I multi-task alot such as using 20-30 tabs on firefox then PS and a video conversion going on? I need alteast 16GB, so give me 2sticks * 8GB ram suggestions only.
BTW i saw that almost everyone suggested me Corsair H80i, is it really required? I mean that it's just simply a CPU cooler and if I am not wrong then will my CPU would get that hot that I need this? Detailed answer would be appreciated!
If you want to buy Hyperx beast or dominator platinum or republic of gamers just because they are hyped brand names, go ahead. people should buy something because it is useful for them rather than buying for a brand name. Question you need to ask is what is the fundamental difference between them all? except the colour scheme, certain features and buttons? Maybe even formfactor? Do you need anything more than 4 PCIe slots? Do you need more than 2 slots? Do you really think the CPU will bottleneck for gaming? Do you think the graphic card will entertain you for a long time?
a lot of people buy rog because of the brand presence. then comes for those who want to make boutique systems and modders. the ones who buy for specific usefulness is dramatically less. for rest of them asrock extreme 6 class, asus standard motherboards, gigabyte d3h, ud3h are more than enough. Even they overclock nicely as well, especially for those who stick to air or closed loop water cooling. save money on things you can. Most of the z87 board can give a very good bump on core clock without breaking a sweat or changing the voltage. if you are doing fine tuning for benching and what not, that's a different part of the story. however if you were buying with the sole intention of benchmarking, we would usually see a pretty technical skillset from your end- and probably wouldn't have asked this question in a forum. so, think about it. that's why i dont like motherboard brands, because they know their lower cost motherboards are good but they try to promote hyped products to earn money out of it. bad signs from companies making stuff for a dying market. processors don't outlast their usefulness even on stock for a long time- unless you're buying some celeron/pentium/ or amd equivalent type processors and expect a lot from them. dont believe the hype.
a lot of people buy rog because of the brand presence. then comes for those who want to make boutique systems and modders. the ones who buy for specific usefulness is dramatically less. for rest of them asrock extreme 6 class, asus standard motherboards, gigabyte d3h, ud3h are more than enough. Even they overclock nicely as well, especially for those who stick to air or closed loop water cooling. save money on things you can. Most of the z87 board can give a very good bump on core clock without breaking a sweat or changing the voltage. if you are doing fine tuning for benching and what not, that's a different part of the story. however if you were buying with the sole intention of benchmarking, we would usually see a pretty technical skillset from your end- and probably wouldn't have asked this question in a forum. so, think about it. that's why i dont like motherboard brands, because they know their lower cost motherboards are good but they try to promote hyped products to earn money out of it. bad signs from companies making stuff for a dying market. processors don't outlast their usefulness even on stock for a long time- unless you're buying some celeron/pentium/ or amd equivalent type processors and expect a lot from them. dont believe the hype.
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ispyder
God of Geek's Heaven
^ againwe already suggested you many time - 1600mhz
sorry for asking the same thing many times ...Just a few things are left.
1) Please suggest some Best-est WiFi Network Card(not the USB one; the one that is fixed on mobo) ...For me the range should be the best ...Budget is Around 1,500 INR
2) Also suggest me a bluetooth adapter, it can also be inbuilt with wifi adapter or you may suggest a whole new piece for bluetooth.
2) Do i really need a cooler (someone said Corsair H80i ) ??? will my CPU be that hot that it needs it??? (please please answer this!)
marvelousprashant
Cyborg Agent
You said in your questionnaire that you want to OC. For that, it is safe to get a liquid cooler or atleast a good quality air cooling solution. If you don't want to OC, you can stick with stock cooler too.
As for RAM, I think you should first buy single 8GB stick and try your system. Most probably you won't feel the need. And If you do feel the need, adding another stick is just 2 screws away.
Latency is a better indicator of RAM performance than MHz. Just saying
BTW Since your budget is vast, why not go for dual monitor setup if interested?
As for RAM, I think you should first buy single 8GB stick and try your system. Most probably you won't feel the need. And If you do feel the need, adding another stick is just 2 screws away.
Latency is a better indicator of RAM performance than MHz. Just saying
BTW Since your budget is vast, why not go for dual monitor setup if interested?