tusharrastogi
Broken In
bhai budget to wahi hai sam 2.5 to 3
Very high end configuration rig needed..Please suggest
NoasArcAngel
Wise Old Owl
dont go for this one... you can easily oc the cpu and there wont be any performance difference....get this :
1. Core i7 920 - 15k / go for core i7 860
2. Asus Rampage II Extreme - 20k
3. F3-12800CL6T-6GBTD 1600mhz - 12.5k
4. 2x Sapphire ATI HD 5870 1GB - 50k
5. 2x WD Caviar Black 1TB - 10k
6. CM Real Power Pro 1250W - 15k
7. NZXT LEXA S / LAN COOL PC K-62 - 5k / 7k / get a LianLi pc case
8. ASUS BC-1205PT BD - 9.5k
9. Noctua NH-D14 SSO CPU Cooler -5k
10. Alienware OPTX AW2310 -25k / change to sony NX series LED TV for 45k 32inches
11. Steel series siberia v2 / razer megaladon / Logitech Z550
12. Sidewinder x6 / razer lycosa - 5.5k
13. Steel series Ikari optical / Razer Deathadder v2 - 4k
14. Steel Series 5L / 9HD Hard Mat - 5k
1. Core i7 920 - 15k / go for core i7 860
2. Asus Rampage II Extreme - 20k
3. F3-12800CL6T-6GBTD 1600mhz - 12.5k
4. 2x Sapphire ATI HD 5870 1GB - 50k
5. 2x WD Caviar Black 1TB - 10k
6. CM Real Power Pro 1250W - 15k
7. NZXT LEXA S / LAN COOL PC K-62 - 5k / 7k / get a LianLi pc case
8. ASUS BC-1205PT BD - 9.5k
9. Noctua NH-D14 SSO CPU Cooler -5k
10. Alienware OPTX AW2310 -25k / change to sony NX series LED TV for 45k 32inches
11. Steel series siberia v2 / razer megaladon / Logitech Z550
12. Sidewinder x6 / razer lycosa - 5.5k
13. Steel series Ikari optical / Razer Deathadder v2 - 4k
14. Steel Series 5L / 9HD Hard Mat - 5k
WOW , so many suggestions...
Thanks alot guys for many meaningful tips..
@liverpoolfans
Mate , your suggestion is really good but really i don't think that i will be able to change configs in year or so.
@sarkar
You are correct i am also thinking for rampage extreme , i have read the reviews and board seems to be awesome.
@challenger
Will see it buddy. Thanks for suggestion
@sid
well , water cooling is what i am also looking for
@supernatural
Mate I avoid AMD in everything except in gfx card.Anyway thanks for suggestion.
@arc angel
That is really nice config would consider it before taking decision.
@sam.sahb
I am looking for HD5990 4 GB and may be then after sometime crossfire it another one. Also i think i would go with alienware monitor as its reviews are awesome and also It seems to be future proof.Thanks for other suggestions.
@sam9s
I am a big overclocker , you see i am overclocking my proc q6600 and video card EAH 4850 from many months.So yea i would require better cooling.
@rastogi
You config is nice buddy. Are you suggesting it to me or are you buying it? If you are buying it then i think this thread would be helpful to you as well.
Now as it seems i've replied for everybody
As far as I have seen this thread and other forums ,I think to go for i7 980 Extreme , with HD5990 4 Gb , 6 or 12 GB RAM , Alienware monitor(OPTX) , Steel series or razer keyboard mouse , 1000W corsair PSU/or some good(you suggest) , 2 TB WD HDD , Some good water cooling or some other excellent cooling , Rampage Extreme Mobo, Nvidia 3d kit , some good blue ray drive. Please add anything else if i am missing.
Also I've heard that fermi (GTX480 and 470) aren't that good as compared to HD5990 .
Please let me know any addition subraction for the following config if you people have.
Thanks alot guys for many meaningful tips..
@liverpoolfans
Mate , your suggestion is really good but really i don't think that i will be able to change configs in year or so.
@sarkar
You are correct i am also thinking for rampage extreme , i have read the reviews and board seems to be awesome.
@challenger
Will see it buddy. Thanks for suggestion
@sid
well , water cooling is what i am also looking for
@supernatural
Mate I avoid AMD in everything except in gfx card.Anyway thanks for suggestion.
@arc angel
That is really nice config would consider it before taking decision.
@sam.sahb
I am looking for HD5990 4 GB and may be then after sometime crossfire it another one. Also i think i would go with alienware monitor as its reviews are awesome and also It seems to be future proof.Thanks for other suggestions.
@sam9s
I am a big overclocker , you see i am overclocking my proc q6600 and video card EAH 4850 from many months.So yea i would require better cooling.
@rastogi
You config is nice buddy. Are you suggesting it to me or are you buying it? If you are buying it then i think this thread would be helpful to you as well.
Now as it seems i've replied for everybody
As far as I have seen this thread and other forums ,I think to go for i7 980 Extreme , with HD5990 4 Gb , 6 or 12 GB RAM , Alienware monitor(OPTX) , Steel series or razer keyboard mouse , 1000W corsair PSU/or some good(you suggest) , 2 TB WD HDD , Some good water cooling or some other excellent cooling , Rampage Extreme Mobo, Nvidia 3d kit , some good blue ray drive. Please add anything else if i am missing.
Also I've heard that fermi (GTX480 and 470) aren't that good as compared to HD5990 .
Please let me know any addition subraction for the following config if you people have.
NoasArcAngel
Wise Old Owl
The HD 5990 is not a new card.... it is basically a HD 5970 core with 4GB of GDDR5 RAM.....
asingh
Aspiring Novelist
If you really want to splurge here it goes. Am sure others can supply you the rates. To lazy to search them up...!
1. Go for Cross fire VGAs. (5870 x 2 would be nice)
2. Get the standard 6 GB RAM -- 3 DIMMs.
3. Minimal 30" monitor.
4. Tri - loop water cooling kit. (this will probably be the most expensive kit). You might need to import this from abroad. (Danger Den and SwiftTech are good brands here).
5. Keep a minimal 1000W PSU.
1. Go for Cross fire VGAs. (5870 x 2 would be nice)
2. Get the standard 6 GB RAM -- 3 DIMMs.
3. Minimal 30" monitor.
4. Tri - loop water cooling kit. (this will probably be the most expensive kit). You might need to import this from abroad. (Danger Den and SwiftTech are good brands here).
5. Keep a minimal 1000W PSU.
@arcangel
then shall i go for HD 5870X2 ? as said by asigh or for HD5970?
@asigh
hm..
could you please gimme the water cooling link. I am sorry for troubling you to find it because i am unable to find any.
EDIT:
Thanks for suggestion jayant . I am considering to go for i7 980x .
this one:*www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115223&Tpk=core i7 980
I think it is not available in India.
then shall i go for HD 5870X2 ? as said by asigh or for HD5970?
@asigh
hm..
could you please gimme the water cooling link. I am sorry for troubling you to find it because i am unable to find any.
EDIT:
Thanks for suggestion jayant . I am considering to go for i7 980x .
this one:*www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115223&Tpk=core i7 980
I think it is not available in India.
devanshsharma
Right off the assembly line
Go to ibm and tell dem to make a proc for yu!!!1 as yu have a huge budget!!!
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Hahahha juss jokin ....y dont yu go for i7 975 ????
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Hahahha juss jokin ....y dont yu go for i7 975 ????
@tusharrastogi Why not blu ray drives?? OP has such a huge budget. That's y i've suggested him the blu ray one.
@OP and Other Members
For water cooling may be you would like to look here *www.overclock.net/water-cooling/334805-guide-best-watercooling-components.html
And for Nitrogen Cooling just take a look here *www.tomshardware.com/reviews/5-ghz-project,731.html
May be the above link helps.
@OP and Other Members
For water cooling may be you would like to look here *www.overclock.net/water-cooling/334805-guide-best-watercooling-components.html
And for Nitrogen Cooling just take a look here *www.tomshardware.com/reviews/5-ghz-project,731.html
May be the above link helps.
Sid_gamer
Team Digit
I agree with asigh....Better go for CrossFire-X with 2 x HD5870 rather than a single HD5990....
As far as cooling is concerned Danger Den and Swiftech are one of the best manufacturers of Water Cooling Kits....
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^^
Good links krishnandu.sarkar...
As far as cooling is concerned Danger Den and Swiftech are one of the best manufacturers of Water Cooling Kits....
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^^
Good links krishnandu.sarkar...
Sid_gamer
Team Digit
As for the case, u should invest in a Corsair Obsidian Series 800D....This is a great case and justifies the money u pay for it.....
Here are the links to its reviews--*www.thinkcomputers.org/corsair-obsidian-series-800d-case-review/
and
*www.legitreviews.com/article/1036/1/
Here are the links to its reviews--*www.thinkcomputers.org/corsair-obsidian-series-800d-case-review/
and
*www.legitreviews.com/article/1036/1/
NoasArcAngel
Wise Old Owl
Dude the L2N cooling you suggested is quite a hastle.... you need to open up the pc case again and again and also you need a source of L2N... he is much better off with a water cooling system.... yea dangerden and swiftech are well reputed brands for the serious overclockers.... you might also want to consider koolance.....
Go for the dual 5870's in crossfire for extreme performance....it gives 5-10% more FPS compared to the current 2GB 5970's , if you can wait i suggest get a 4GB 5970.... that is way faster than the other 2 cards... but be ready to shell out nearly 60k for One of this baby.....
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also the minimum requirement for the 5870's is a 500w PSU so running a i7 98x and oced rig get a minimum 1000w+ psu ..... probably a cooler master real power 1250w OR Tagan BZ1300.
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It is better to go for a nzxt case / LiaLi or Lancool cabinet this is corsair's first pc case.... i suggest go for a company which has been making pc cases for a long time.... my personal favourite is the NZXT M59 for 4k it has awesome features including drilled holes for water cooling kits and a copper radiator for air cooling.
Go for the dual 5870's in crossfire for extreme performance....it gives 5-10% more FPS compared to the current 2GB 5970's , if you can wait i suggest get a 4GB 5970.... that is way faster than the other 2 cards... but be ready to shell out nearly 60k for One of this baby.....
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also the minimum requirement for the 5870's is a 500w PSU so running a i7 98x and oced rig get a minimum 1000w+ psu ..... probably a cooler master real power 1250w OR Tagan BZ1300.
---------- Post added at 08:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:25 PM ----------
It is better to go for a nzxt case / LiaLi or Lancool cabinet this is corsair's first pc case.... i suggest go for a company which has been making pc cases for a long time.... my personal favourite is the NZXT M59 for 4k it has awesome features including drilled holes for water cooling kits and a copper radiator for air cooling.
hey people ,
My uncle(relative) is also a hardware distributor and i asked him too regarding the pc but he said me that with this budget it is better to go for alienware as alienware would provide better support for customers also if i buy very high tech parts then in case of any problem it would be difficult to get support in India for assembled PC and the makers could point out conflicting things in the config. He said that alienware people in india are providing pretty excellent support to their customers. He also said to wait for Alienware ALX Area 51 which he is expecting to be released in month of may in India.
He also said that assembled pcs are very troublesome sometimes if hardware combination are not done properly.
In my previous experience of assembling , Even i have faced the pc getting hanged quite often sometimes.
I don't want waste such huge money guys. So please let me know if there would be any problem regarding assembling? I mean I am ready to assemble but I am afraid of the negative consequences.
Please suggest me..
My uncle(relative) is also a hardware distributor and i asked him too regarding the pc but he said me that with this budget it is better to go for alienware as alienware would provide better support for customers also if i buy very high tech parts then in case of any problem it would be difficult to get support in India for assembled PC and the makers could point out conflicting things in the config. He said that alienware people in india are providing pretty excellent support to their customers. He also said to wait for Alienware ALX Area 51 which he is expecting to be released in month of may in India.
He also said that assembled pcs are very troublesome sometimes if hardware combination are not done properly.
In my previous experience of assembling , Even i have faced the pc getting hanged quite often sometimes.
I don't want waste such huge money guys. So please let me know if there would be any problem regarding assembling? I mean I am ready to assemble but I am afraid of the negative consequences.
Please suggest me..
NoasArcAngel
Wise Old Owl
@ asigh the nzxt m59 is a mid - tower pc case... but for the features it packs it is more than worth a look .... believe me for 4k you cant find anything like this.
here is a link : *www.tweaktown.com/popImg.php?type=content&img=3157_01_full.png
@dude kanishka there is no such thing like assembled pc's giving problems against branded pc's the difference only lies in the service....and in 10 years... out of which my current config which i built myself is giving me no problems whatsoever ..total peace of mind .
as far as the parts are concerned they will have a standard warranty of 1 year..or more than that for many of them , if anything goes wrong once you send them for replacement it is no big hassle even for the high end parts.
as far as alienware pc's are concerned seriously dont take the comment negatively, if you want to burn your money you are free to do so.... because buying a alienware in india means paying a huge premium amount over the normal costs....if you can get it from the US then it is a option for considering....but i suggest better stick to a self made rig it allows you flexible choice of components.... looks etc.... it's up to you... we can just suggest and help
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also dont depend on DELL for providing fantastic support for your alienware pc.... last time my friend who has got a m15x had some problems....there was a lot of dust clogged up in the cpu cooler as a result the pc was overheating and shutting down...i called up the DELL people told them about the problems they sent someone over and ROFL you won't believe what they did.... they came to the house.....and told him after looking at the laptop for some time ..
" Bhaiya , ye toh format karna padega pc .....lagta hai HDD problem hai " I told my friend that these guys were bull shitting so we let them do a re-install and then we took the pc apart open... got some Artic Silver paste... and cleaned up and applied the thing.... and you wont believe that was the only prob....and my friend was like whoa.... if you hadn't told me i would be writing e-mails and sending my laptop here and there for getting it fixed
here is a link : *www.tweaktown.com/popImg.php?type=content&img=3157_01_full.png
@dude kanishka there is no such thing like assembled pc's giving problems against branded pc's the difference only lies in the service....and in 10 years... out of which my current config which i built myself is giving me no problems whatsoever ..total peace of mind .
as far as the parts are concerned they will have a standard warranty of 1 year..or more than that for many of them , if anything goes wrong once you send them for replacement it is no big hassle even for the high end parts.
as far as alienware pc's are concerned seriously dont take the comment negatively, if you want to burn your money you are free to do so.... because buying a alienware in india means paying a huge premium amount over the normal costs....if you can get it from the US then it is a option for considering....but i suggest better stick to a self made rig it allows you flexible choice of components.... looks etc.... it's up to you... we can just suggest and help
---------- Post added at 11:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:06 PM ----------
also dont depend on DELL for providing fantastic support for your alienware pc.... last time my friend who has got a m15x had some problems....there was a lot of dust clogged up in the cpu cooler as a result the pc was overheating and shutting down...i called up the DELL people told them about the problems they sent someone over and ROFL you won't believe what they did.... they came to the house.....and told him after looking at the laptop for some time ..
" Bhaiya , ye toh format karna padega pc .....lagta hai HDD problem hai " I told my friend that these guys were bull shitting so we let them do a re-install and then we took the pc apart open... got some Artic Silver paste... and cleaned up and applied the thing.... and you wont believe that was the only prob....and my friend was like whoa.... if you hadn't told me i would be writing e-mails and sending my laptop here and there for getting it fixed
asingh
Aspiring Novelist
Stop listening to this uncle of yours. Period.
Also regarding assembled components. Each distinct part will hold its own warranty and RMA protocol(s), if you purchase it legally with an invoice, part number, serial number.
Not sure where/how you assembled your previous system, but if done correctly there is absolutely no issue.