Can any 1 give good suggestion

[sakthirajesh]

Hello friends,
I have a idea of buying a desktop PC. Which is best either branded or assembled? If branded suggest me some model which features Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E6600. And give ma suggestion that which of the following would be nice to buy?
Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E6600
Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E6400
Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E6300
Thank in advance.

[assasin]

If u wanna buya branded PC featuring C2D E6600 den i think u'll hafta get it custom made by Dell,but it'll cost u a lot.Better assemble it.

[ymhatre]

Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E6600....offcourse... u will have 4mb of cache
Compared to E6300 and E6400 where u will get 2mb...
also the former one has higher clock rates...but no doubt it will sure cost as twice as E6300...But surely you wont regret buying it

I will suggest assemble....But if you are forced to go for Branded then go for Zenieth. They really do have great C2D models....
And one thing to look out when going for Branded....Make a note of what Mother board they are giving....See the reviews of motherboard...then go for it...Otherwise they might just hand you 945...with many limitations in it..

[vasulic]

Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E6600

INTEL D975 XBX board

Kingston 1024MB PC5400 DDR2 667MHz Memory

Samsung 17" SyncMaster 740N TFT Monitor

Seagate 250GB

Sony DVD-Writer 16xD 16x, Dual Layer

Altec Lans 251 - 5.1 HighQ - 90w RMS

Microsoft Keyboard and mouse

Zebronics Platinum 500W SMPS

[ymhatre]

@ Vasulic

Does your post in any sense relates to the topic...
He had not asked for any configuration.
Dont drift away the topic

[sakthirajesh]

Thank you guys for your reply. Can any say how much E6600 costs?

[ymhatre]

16800 Rs here in MUMBAI

[sam9s]

Go for 6300 best bang for bucks and if you want OC it to 3+Ghz which become 6600(or better clock2clock comparison) which ofcourse is double the cost. If cost is not much of a concern use the money for a good mobo, ram or a graphic card depending on what you are using your sys primarily for. Cache diff is nothing u might feel unless you are working on loads of multiple applications simultaniously. Trust me I have worked on both.