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In The Zone
Join Date: Apr 2005
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1. AMD 64 bit processor. 2. Best motherboard with on board graphics card & others. 3. 2*512 mb ram. 4. sata hard disk 80gb 5. DVD Writer. 6. TV tuner card. 7. Floppy drive. 8. Attractive cabinet with 400 watts power supply. 9. 17” flat monitor. 10. Multimedia keyboard & Optical mouse. Please tell me a good configuration according to my requirement.Also mention the price. I will buy the computer @ the end of November Please reply me as soon as possible. This will not alone be useful for me but it will be useful for all the mid range buyers. So please take this into consideration & post all your Suggestions. Thanks in advance. NOTE : This config Should not exceed My budget i.e. Rs.35,000. |
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A simple config which will suit all
CPU Athlon64 3000+ venice core, if U can extend the budget then get a 3200+ venice Motherboard Asus A8V for AGP Slot Asus A8N-E rev.2 for PCI-E ATI RS480 chipset based motherboard for PCI-E & onboard gfx RAM : U already mentioned, I prefer Kingston or Kingmax anyday SATA Hard disk : Segate 7200.7 or Hitachi 7K80 Lite-on or Sony DVD writer, which ever U can get, ASUS is also a good choice Pinnacle PCTV Stereo TV Tuner card, however if U can find, go for Pixelview PlayTV@7200, as it got hardware mpeg-2 encoding, which will help a lot for Recording stuff Cabinet depends on your choice, I prefer a Frontech Pace cabinet,as it got option for many Fans, with a Colorsit M350U SMPS or Antec Samsung 793MB anyday for the monitor Keyboard & mouse depends on U, however I use a Logitech Internet pro desktop, Wireless If U wanna game, add a XFX Geforce 6600GT to this config |
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Laptoping
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Mumbai
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Gx, navino wants everything within 35k along with the price. I cant understand how can you manage a 6600GT in 35k. He has clearly mentioned WITHIN 35k.
best option wod be to go for a AMD 64 3200+ with MSIRs480, this would cost you about 14k. Has good onboard graphics which you require. Add another 4.5-5k for 512x2 MB ddr ram. A 80gig sata hard disk would set you back by a lil less t.han 3k. DL Dvd writer are quiet cheap now. If you get hold of a Benq 1680 then dont miss it. These cost round abt 3k now. If you are not in heavy duty recoding from TV-tuners, the compro/pinnacle tvtuners are good enough and cost near about 2k. You would be smart enough to choose the other peripherals.
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In The Zone
Join Date: Apr 2005
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Will this configuration work out ?
CPU-AMD Athlon 64 3200+( 939 ) venice core Mother Board-MSI RS480M2-IL (939 socket) Ram-Hynix 2*512 MB DDR 400 MHz Hard disk-Seagate 80 gb Sata hdd Monitor-Samsung SyncMaster 793s (black) Optical drive-Lite-on DVD-Writer 16x drive (black) Floppy Drive-Sony (black) Keyboard-Logitech (black)Multimedia Mouse-Logitech optical (black) Power Supply-ANTEC 400 Watts (24 pins) Cabinet-ANTEC Any cabinet (black) TV Tuner Card-Compro VideoMate PVR/FM Also please post the price of all above mentioned components. Will this come under Rs.35,000? |
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Broken In
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: formerly black mesa resarch center,now city 17,india
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thats quite a good one.u can plz change the ram to kingston/transcend.only a few bucks more but heck a lot of difference.
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Wise Old Owl
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: India
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CPU-AMD Athlon 64 3200+( 939 ) venice core - 9.5k Mother Board-MSI RS480M2-IL (939 socket) - 5k Ram-Hynix 2*512 MB DDR 400 MHz - 4.4k Hard disk-Seagate 80 gb Sata hdd - 2.8k Monitor-Samsung SyncMaster 793s (black) - 6.5k Optical drive-Lite-on DVD-Writer 16x drive (black) - 3.4k (Benq 1640) Floppy Drive-Sony (black) - 300 Keyboard-Logitech (black)Multimedia 400 Mouse-Logitech optical (black) 300 Power Supply-ANTEC 400 Watts (24 pins) - 4k Cabinet-ANTEC Any cabinet (black) - 3.7k (antec 1650, comes with a 350W psu) TV Tuner Card-Compro VideoMate PVR/FM - 2.5k = 39k exclusing the cost of the 400W psu. This is what i would suggest AMD 64 3000+ - 7.4k MSI rs-480 - 5k 1Gb hynix ddr400 - 4.4k Hard disk-Seagate 80 gb Sata hdd - 2.8k Monitor-Samsung SyncMaster 793s (black) - 6.5k Benq 1640 dvd writer - 3.4k Floppy Drive-Sony (black) - 300 Keyboard-Logitech (black)Multimedia 400 Mouse-Logitech optical (black) 300 Generic cabiner with Powersafe 400W psu - 2.2k TV Tuner Card-Compro VideoMate PVR/FM - 2.5k Total = 35.3k
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In The Zone
Join Date: Apr 2005
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thank u blade_runner.
1.wat is the difference between amd 3000+ & 3200+ ? is 3000+ is enough ? my frnd insisted me to get a pross which is >2 ghz. Will 3000+ be future proof ? 2.wat is the difference between SyncMaster 793s & SyncMaster 793mb? also mention the price of both. |
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s0ura, take a look again, i mentioned that if U need games then only include a 6600GT, else a 6200 non ultra for Rs 3200 is good enough & affordable within the price range
i also mentioned a frontech cabinet + colorsit SMPS = Rs 1500, with good enough power & cooling, u can leave antec, even this is good enough |
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Wise Old Owl
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: India
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The diff between the 793s and Mb is mostly those extra features that magicbrite packs.
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Alpha Geek
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: New Delhi
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Here's the configuration:
Processor (can't say): AMD Athlon64 3200+ 939-pin running at 2.0 GHZ with 640 KB cache (128 KB L1, 512 KB L2) Go for the one with 1 MB cache but would be expensive. Motherboard (can't say): MSI K8N Neo2-FX with AGP 8x slot (go for MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum for AGP 8x, if available.) MSI K8N Neo4 Platinum with PCI-x16 slot I'll prefer MSI K8N Neo4 Platinum. RAM (4500-5500 for individual 1 GB stick, 2500-2800 for 512 MB Stick): Kingston/Corsair 1 GB RAM @ 400 MHZ (Transcend isn't compatible with above mentioned MSI boards. Don't go for Hynix RAM's, they're c_r_a_p.) Hard Disk (2900- can't say): Seagate 80/120 GB SATA (capacity depends upon u'r needs) Floppy Disk (230-280): Sony 1.44 MB DVD-Writer (3000-3600): Sony DRU-810A (Liteon, Asus & Benq are also good) TV-Tuner Card (2000-2500): Pinnacle or Compro with FM Tuner Cabinet (800-1600 + 4000-5000 (PSU)): U can go for any simple ATX cabinet (I prefer Intex, Priya, Navtech). Then, get the PSU changed to Antec 400W. It will be much cheaper & good cos u'll get a cabinet of u'r choice with a powerful PSU. Monitor (5000-6000): Samsung 793MB 17" LG is good too but a little costly. U can also go for Benq, if available. Keyboard & Mouse (800-900): Logitech as well as Microsoft provide combo packs of wired multimedia keyboard & optical mouse. Both are good. Wireless packs would be expensive. Graphics Card (can't say): ATI or nVidia with atleast 256 MB RAM. AGP or PCI-x16 depends on which motherboard u buy. Go for PCI-x16 as AGP would be extinct in 2-3 years. U'll get processor+motherboard package much cheaper. Individual processor & motherboard would be expensive. So search for vendors that are willing to provide combo packs of these both. The above mentioned boards do not have onboard graphics but are good investment if u buy any of them. |
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In The Zone
Join Date: Oct 2004
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Alpha Geek
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Thane
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on saturday I assembled a friend's PC with that frontech cabinate. It is well ventilated but the front USB panel is very delicate. also if u push little hard it goes in the cabinate slightly, which can not be fixed.
Go for mercury-kobian cabs they have good build quality. |
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Right Off the Assembly Line
Join Date: Nov 2005
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Blade_Runner's config was absolutely perfect! A Powersafe is the least PSU I would recommend below an Antec. The Colorsit isnt all too good.
IMO, it aint worth going for the 3200+ over the 3000+ for a mere 200Mhz speed gain , the 3200+ is almost 2000 bucks more than the 3000+ ! However i believe price cuts are expected from AMD, and the 3200+ could become as cheap as a 3000+ proc. If you're looking for a motherboard with onboard graphics, the only option is the MSI RS480-M2 . The other option would be Geforce 6100 based nvidia boards, unfortunately I havent seen them in India yet. If you want to forego onboard graphics, you would need a PCI-E board + Geforce 6200TC. The Cheapest PCI-E board i've heard is the Winfast nForce4 Ultra, sells for around ~ 5k. A 6200TC would be around 2.5K, which ends up around 7.5K, so considering that it could be a *bit* expensive, but on the whole would be better. The MSI board is a pretty no-frills board, no PCI-E 1x slots apart from the PCI-E 16x slot, mATX form factor, and NO overclocking ! This answers your above question - 3000+ and 3200+ processors can be overclocked, but that entirely depends on whether your mother supports overclocking ! |
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In The Zone
Join Date: Apr 2005
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ok. Let us consider this way Getting a good motherboard without integrated graphics card and getting a graphics card which is as equal to the performance of MSI RS480-M2 board. How much will it cost.
Please mention the board & graphics card. |
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Right Off the Assembly Line
Join Date: Nov 2005
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^ Yep, the Asus A8V is an AGP board, AFAIK the 6200 AGP is pretty expensive ! Moreover the K8T800 Pro chipset doesnt have properly implemented AGP/PCI locks - hence it isnt ideal to use it for overclocking.
Only the Asus A8V-E is a PCI-E based board. |
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