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Old 25-06-2007, 06:00 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Is this a good config? Will there be any bottlenecks?

Intel Core2Duo 2.13 Ghz E6620
Intel DG965RY Desktop Board
Kingston DDR2 1 GB 667 Mhz Ram X 2 (Total : 2GB)
Seagate SATA2 250 GB Hard Disk
XFX GeForce 8600GT GPU
Zebronics Cabinet with SMPS
Samsung DVD +/- RW Dual Layer
Creative Inspire 2.1 Speaker System
Samsung SyncMaster 740N 17" LCD

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Old 25-06-2007, 06:04 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Since ur buying a gfx card,its better to buy a Asus P5N-E SLi or P5B Dlx mobo.u wont regret it.
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Go for a ViewSonic 19" LCD. They come under 10k and there is hardly a difference betwen the prices of the 17" and 19" models. There isnt any E6620 processor, you probably meant E6420.
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Go for a ViewSonic 19" LCD. They come under 10k and there is hardly a difference betwen the prices of the 17" and 19" models. There isnt any E6620 processor, you probably meant E6420.
Sorry about that. That was a typo. i meant the E6600 proccesor.
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The E6600 is clocked at 2.4Ghz.
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The E6600 is clocked at 2.4Ghz.
Ok, OK, thats my mistake. The processor I want is
Intel Core2Duo 2.4 Ghz E6600

Will there be any bottlenecks?
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I Intel DG965RY does not allow any overclocking. And since you are using a dedicated graphics card, you should better opt for a nvidia 650i Ultra based mobo. The rest of the system seems good enough but make sure to get atleast a 500 watt SMPS.
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1. Intel P965 based or Nvidia 650i based motherboard. If you are planning to spend a little more then I recommend the 680i SLi LT based motherboard.
2. The 8800 GTS 320 MB offers best value for money.
3. If you are going for 17'' monitor make sure its widescreen, or better still go for 19'' widescreen.
4. A 400 W SMPS from a reputed brand (it doesn't cost that much)
5. DDR2 800 MHz RAM instead of 667 MHz.

Check the prices at: www.theitwares.com
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I Intel DG965RY does not allow any overclocking.
No, I'm not into overclocking.

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If you are going for 17'' monitor make sure its widescreen, or better still go for 19'' widescreen.
Could you please tell me the advantages of widescreen?
Also is it possible to change the aspect ratio in a widescreen monitor?


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1. Intel P965 based or Nvidia 650i based motherboard. If you are planning to spend a little more then I recommend the 680i SLi LT based motherboard.
2. The 8800 GTS 320 MB offers best value for money.
I don't want to spend much on a graphics card. A medium level card will do for me. I don't plan to use SLi either.


I visited a computer dealer and he advised me to go for 1 GB of RAM with C2D E6420, as C2D is a very powerful processor as it it is. Is this OK for gaming?
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c2d , well it depends on how much u OC . and frankly i dont have a very good idea abt which model .

But 1 GB RAM is no way enough . games like spider man 3 ask for 1gb , so for gaming 1gb is too low to buy now . i had bought 1 gb ram 2 years back . so 1gb is quite out of the question for gaming. 2gb is minimmum now for gaming pc's . see if u can get 1 gb + 1gb ddr2 @ 800mhz . i dont know abt its conflicts with intel boards . but since u r going for a dedicated card u shud go 4 asus.
if u're not in a hurry , buy the computer after a month or go 4 computer ( a mobo with onboard graphics ) and buy the g-card a month later . ati(amd) cards are to be released by july22 . so u can expect price drops and u have high possibility of getting something much better for the same money.

plz specify ur budget . then others can tell u wat they feel is better much easily if u do that .

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and u might want to ask 'Choto Cheeta' abt this. He has quite a knowledge abt these latest hardwares i felt .right now , i am seeking his advice to build my friend a pc.

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