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Old 19-06-2008, 07:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I have a budget of 27k and want a decent gaming PC. This includes the following components:

Motherboard, Processor, RAM, HDD, Graphics Card, Cabinet, SMPS.

I want the following features in the config:
SLI motherboard with Nvidia chipset
250GB HDD

I already own a 15" monitor, 2.1 speakers, mouse and a keyboard.

Please Suggest.

P.S. - I have heard the Abit P35-E motherboard is good but has some boot up problems. Please could you clarify.
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Old 20-06-2008, 10:50 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Processor: Intel Core2Duo E8200 Rs.7.8k or Intel Core2Duo E4600 for 5.5k
Motherboard: P7N SLI Platinum Rs.8.5k or Abit IP35-E for 5k (non-SLI)
RAM: 2x 1gig Kingston DDR2800 : Rs.2k
HDD: 2x Seagate 250Gig sata2 HDD in SATA Raid: Rs.4.5k or single 250gig HDD for 2.3k
MSI 8800GT 512MB GPU : Rs.11k or 9600GT for 9k or 8600GT for 4.5k
Coolermaster cabinet + SMPS : Rs. 6k or Mercury cabinet+smps for 1.5k
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I have a budget of 27k and want a decent gaming PC. This includes the following components:
I already own a 15" monitor.

For a decent gaming experience go for 19" or above LCD screens .....
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Old 21-06-2008, 05:26 PM   #4 (permalink)
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For a decent gaming experience go for 19" or above LCD screens .....
I will be getting a new monitor in the near future. For now, i need a decent gaming PC which may not play all games at very high resolutions but should be able to play them at maximum settings at a resolution of higher than 1024x768. I make an exception of Crysis.

One more thing, I have heard that the Abit IP35-E motherboard seems to have some problems related to boot up. Please can someone tell me exactly what the problem is??

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MSI P7N SLI Platinum, C2D E7200, MSI 8800GT 512MB OC, 2*250 GB Seagate's in RAID 0, or a 500GB Seagate. 2GB Gskill 6400-CL5D.
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No pt in getin sli cnfig. Abit bios latest has solvd probs n r rock stable overclockers
E7200 6k
Abit ip35-e 5.4k
Wd640gb 4.5k
Transcend axe rams or gskil 2gb 2.4k
Galaxy 9600gso 7k
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Galaxy 9600gso 7k
is there any difference between Galaxy 9600GSO and the Palit 9600GSO Sonic. I have heard the Palit overclocks much more. Is that true? What is the performance gain of a 9600GSO over an Asus EN8600GT??
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is there any difference between Galaxy 9600GSO and the Palit 9600GSO Sonic. I have heard the Palit overclocks much more. Is that true? What is the performance gain of a 9600GSO over an Asus EN8600GT??
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