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    Quote Originally Posted by ico View Post
    This thread is closed because it has been rendered redundant.

    Plus, there is no one taking care of the "outdated" first post and no one posts here.

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    So many topic on what to buy under certain price range so this bellow guide would offer a general idea on certain budget and need.

    Basic Information before buying a Desktop PC ?

    Few very important point which needs to be answered before you may think to choose the right hardware for your Desktop

    • The reason - You are in need to ask your self a basic question as why are you buying this PC. Do you plan to play game ? or rather this PC is about entertainment like movies / Music ? or may be you need to have a system for a certain type of app, such as video processing ?
    • The Budget - Most of us dont have an unlimited budget to think of, so the system needs to come under a certain budget so do make a budget for your self


    Variable computer Configurations

    It is not really wise to buy a PC 1st then think to run application later on. For example, if you are in need to have a PC for movies and entertainment, then you must concentrate heavily on your display. At-least a 19" Widescree HD TFT is what you should eye for as even to play full HD (1080p), one may just need AMD X2 4000 or above with cheapest onboard motherboard like M2N-MX SE along with 2 GB RAM.

    But then again when you main need is heavy processing for video editing or ripping or may be data base applications, then its better to get a low cost CRT, where as invest heavily on your Core hardware as like a 45nm Core 2 Duo along with 4 GBs of system RAM !!!

    Computers are for every one

    yeah, in this post you may find full computer configuration ranging from Rs. 15000 up to as high as Rs. 60k.

    So choose whats your budget and need.

    Feel free to ask

    Even though I list every time of configuration but as an unique user u may have question and doubt, therefore feel free to drop a question here mentioning your budget and need

    So let us build our PCs

    Lets Go Low

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    November 2010 config listing [by Jaskanwar Singh]:

    Configs taken from this thread.

    1)Sub 20k (Best for office work,movies,downloading)

    AMD Athlon II x2 245 @ 2.7k
    Asus M4A78LT-M LE @ 2.7k
    Corsair 2GB DDR3 1333MHz @ 1.8k
    Seagate 500GB 7200.12 @ 1.8k
    LG 22X SATA DVD @ 0.9k
    FSP saga II 350W @ 1.5k
    Zebronics Bijli w/o psu @ 1.1k
    Benq G922HDL 18.5" @ 5.7k
    Zebronics OEM K & M @ 0.3k
    Zebronics 600VA @ 1.1k
    Creative SBS A35 - 2.0 @ 0.4k

    Total - 20k



    2)Sub 35k (Entry level gaming,multi media)

    AMD Athlon II x4 635 @ 4.7k
    MSI 785GM E51 @ 3.6k
    Corsair 2GB DDR3 1333MHz @ 1.8k
    MSI HD5750 @ 7.3k
    Seagate 500GB 7200.12 @ 1.8k
    LG 22X SATA DVD @ 0.9k
    FSP saga II 500W @ 2.1k
    CM Elite 310 @ 1.5k
    DELL S2009W 20" @ 6.5k
    Logitech K & M combo @ 0.7k
    APC 650VA @ 3k
    Altec Lansing VS2621 @ 1.6k

    Total - 35.5k



    3)Sub 50k (Mid range gaming)

    AMD Phenom II x4 945 @ 6.8k
    Gigabyte GA-880GM-UD2H @ 4.5k
    Corsair 2 * 2GB DDR3 1333MHz @ 3.6k
    Sapphire HD6870 @ 14.5k
    Seagate 500GB 7200.12 @ 1.8k
    LG 22X SATA DVD @ 0.9k
    Seasonic S12II 520W @ 4k
    NZXT GAMMA @ 2k
    Benq G2220HD @ 7.3k
    Logitech K & M combo @ 0.7k
    Numeric 1KVA @ 4.1k
    Altec Lansing VS2621 @ 1.6k

    Total - 52k



    4)Sub 50k (Entry level rig for 3D works)

    AMD Phenom II 1055t @ 9.5k
    Gigabyte GA-880GM-UD2H @ 4.5k
    Corsair 3 * 2GB DDR3 1333MHz @ 5.4k
    AMD FireGL V7600 @ 10k
    Seagate 500GB 7200.12 @ 1.8k
    LG 22X SATA DVD @ 0.9k
    Corsair VX450W @ 3.7k
    NZXT GAMMA @ 2k
    Benq G2220HD @ 7.3k
    Logitech K & M combo @ 0.7k
    Numeric 1KVA @ 4.1k
    Altec Lansing VS2621 @ 1.6k

    Total - 51.5k



    5)Sub 85k (High end gaming)

    Intel Core i5 760 @ 9.8k
    MSI P55 GD65 @ 6.9K
    G.Skill 4GB DDR3 1600 Ripjaws kit @ 4.5k
    Sapphire HD6850 * 2 CF @ 23k
    Seagate ITB 7200.12 @ 2.8k
    LG 22X SATA DVD @ 0.9k
    Corsair TX650W @ 6.3k
    CM HAF 922 @ 6.6k
    DELL U2311H Ultrasharp @ 14k
    Logitech MX518 @ 1.3k
    Microsoft Comfort Curve 2000 @ 1.1k
    APC 1100VA @ 4.8k
    Altec Lansing VS2621 @ 1.6k

    Total - 83.6k



    5)Sub 85k (3D Works)

    Intel Core i7 950 @ 14.3k
    ASUS Sabertooth X58 @ 14k
    G.Skill 6GB DDR3 1600 Trident Kit @ 7.2k
    AMD FireGL V7700 @ 12.5k
    Seagate 1TB 7200.12 @ 2.8k
    LG 22X SATA DVD @ 0.9k
    Corsair VX550W @ 4.7k
    CM 690 II Plus @ 5.3k
    DELL U2311H Ultrasharp @ 14k
    Logitech K & M combo @ 0.7k
    APC 1100VA @ 4.8k
    Altec Lansing VS2621 @ 1.6k

    Total - 82.8k



    6)Sub 120k (High End Gaming)

    Intel Core i7 950 @ 14.3k
    ASUS Sabertooth X58 @ 14k
    G.Skill 6GB DDR3 1600 Trident Kit @ 7.2k
    Sapphire HD6870 * 2 CF @ 29K
    WD 1TB Black Sata3 @ 5k
    Mushkin Callisto Deluxe 60GB @ 8.7k
    LG 22X SATA DVD @ 0.9k
    Corsair HX750W @ 8.5k
    NZXT Phantom White @ 8.4k
    DELL Ultrasharp U2311H @ 14k
    Altec Lansing VS2421 @ 2.3k
    Razer Death Adder @ 2.2k
    Microsoft Comfort Curve 2000 @ 1.1k
    APC 1100VA @ 4.8K

    Total - 120.4K



    7)Sub 160k (Ultra High End PC/Gaming Rig) -

    Intel Core i7 950 @ 14.3k
    Noctua NH-D14 @ 4.8k
    ASUS Sabertooth X58 @ 14k
    G.skill Trident 6GB DDR3 1600 Kit @ 7.2k
    Sapphire HD6870 * 2 CF @ 29k
    ASUS Xonar DX @ 4.3k
    WD 1TB Black Sata3 @ 5k
    Mushkin Callisto Deluxe 120GB @ 16.5k
    LG 22X SATA DVD @ 0.9k
    Corsait HX850W @ 9.8k
    NZXT Phantom White @ 8.4k
    DELL Ultrasharp U2410 24" @ 29k
    Altec Lansing MX5021 @ 6.5k
    Razer Death Adder @ 2.2k
    Razer Arctosa @ 2.2k
    APC 1100VA @ 4.8k

    Total - 158.9k



    8)Sub "budget - whats that?" -

    Intel Core i7 980x @ 53k
    Coolermaster V10 @ 7.4k
    ASUS Rampage III Extreme @ 25k
    Corsair Dominator GT 2000MHz DDR3 6GB * 2 @ 45k
    Nvidia Geforce GTX580 * 2 SLI @ 50k
    Creative PCI-E Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Champion @ 14k
    WD 1TB BLACK SATA3 * 2 @ 10k
    Mushkin Callisto Deluxe 120GB * 2 @ 33k
    LG WH10LS30 Bluray @ 11k
    Corsair AX1200 @ 17k
    Lian Li Armoursuit PC-P80 @ 25k
    Dell UltraSharp U2711 27" @ 45k
    Logitech Z-5500 @ 23.5k
    SteelSeries Xai @ 5.1k
    Steel Series 7G @ 8.5k

    Total - 372.5k


    ================================================== ======

    Original 2007 listing:

    Target PC within Rs. 12000/- + TAX

    Buy a PC which makes sense in a budget as low as possible... This would be a PC for basic Office job, running basic office apps for accounting, printing and stuff like that !!!! It will be running Windows XP with ease !!!

    AMD Sepron 3200+ / AMD Sempron LE 1150 @ Rs. 1200 /- + VAT
    MSI K8MM-V / M9MM-V @ Rs. 1600 /- + VAT
    512 MB DDR-II 667 MHz (Transcend / Kingstone) @ Rs. 550 /- + VAT
    80 GB SATA (WD / Segeate / SAMSUNG) @ Rs. 1525 /- + VAT
    DVD RW (IDE - Any brand) @ Rs. 1100 /- + VAT
    Any local cabinet with default 450 watts SMPS @ Rs. 1200 /- + VAT
    Local Keyboard & mouse @ Rs. 375 /- + VAT
    LG 17" CRT 700E @ Rs. 4150 /- + VAT
    Any stereo speaker @ Rs. 350 /- + VAT
    Any Local UPS @ Rs. 1400 /- + VAT

    TAX @ 4% 482 /-
    Total Rs. 13132 /-

    This one is only meant to run windows XP, now if you plan to run vista or such for little entertainment, you can add on this, like getting 1 GB RAM @ Rs. 850/- instead of 512 MB, also changing the motherboard from VIA chipset based M8MM-V to Windows Vista Compatible ASUS M2N-MX SE @ Rs. 2300/- + VAT.

    Students (upto std 12th) PC

    Target Rs. 20000/-

    PC now days are becoming must for students also... Helps on their home work, also allows them to run application for learning as well as little entertainment ... This will allow them to run Windows Vista with full effect, the onboard ATi HD 3200 grfx is just good enough for some gaming too..

    AMD X2 4200+ @ Rs. 2600 /- + VAT
    MSI K9AGM V2 / MSI K9AGM-FD (AMD 780G) @ Rs. 4400 /- + VAT
    2 GB DDR-II 667 MHz (Transend / Kingstone) @ Rs. 1850 /- + VAT
    160 GB SATA-II 7200.10 (WD / SAMSUNG / Seagete) @ Rs. 1825 /- + VAT
    DVD RW (IDE - Any brand) @ Rs. 1100 /- + VAT
    Any local cabinet with default 450 watts SMPS @ Rs. 1200 /- + VAT
    Microsoft / Logitech Keyboard Mouse combo @ Rs. 650 /- + VAT
    LG 17" CRT 700E (Monitor) @ Rs. 4150 /- + VAT
    Logitech / Creative 2.1 Speaker @ Rs. 1100 /- + VAT
    Any Local UPS @ Rs. 1400 /- + VAT

    TAX @ 4% 811 /-
    Total Rs. 21086 /-

    This is a really good platform to start your computer career on studies, it gives you ability to run any performance hungry applications. AMD Athlon X2 4200+ is a gr8 value for money 65nm processor where as you are getting the best available onboard graphics motherboard, the AMD 780G based. The motherboard comes with ATi HD3200 video chipset and along with 2 GB system RAM allowing Vista to run with its full glory and enabling you to play some modern games under DirectX 10 platform also

    The Intel Counter Part

    Intel E2140 / E2160 / E2180 @ Rs. 2600 /- + VAT
    XFX 630i (nvidia 7150) @ Rs. 3450 /- + VAT
    2 GB DDR-II 667 MHz (Transend / Kingstone) @ Rs. 1850 /- + VAT
    160 GB SATA-II 7200.10 (WD / SAMSUNG / Seagete) @ Rs. 1825 /- + VAT
    DVD RW (IDE - Any brand) @ Rs. 1100 /- + VAT
    Any local cabinet with default 450 watts SMPS @ Rs. 1200 /- + VAT
    Microsoft / Logitech Keyboard Mouse combo @ Rs. 650 /- + VAT
    LG 17" CRT 700E @ Rs. 4150 /- + VAT
    Logitech / Creative 2.1 Speaker @ Rs. 1100 /- + VAT
    Any Local UPS @ Rs. 1400 /- + VAT

    TAX @ 4% 773 /-
    Total Rs. 20098 /-

    This intel config for those who wants to stick to Intel only, where as I would vote for AMD config any day, as both processor and motherboard both are far better than this Intel Config.

    Those who wants Intel motherboard also, they may opt for Intel G31 or G33 based board, like DG31PR @ Rs. 2900/- + VAT or DG33BR @ Rs. 3300/- + TAX

    Do note, there will not be any overclocking with Intel boards, where as XFX 630i will allow over clock and nvidia 7150 video chipset is once again will out perform Intel X3100 any day how ever 630i lacks dual channel support

    If you have little higher budget for a entertainment PC, then simply replace the CRT display with a 19" Widescreen display, like Dell SE198WFP or View Sonic vx1945wm or LG L194WT, all retails at around Rs. 9.5k + VAT

    Where as if you plan to play some games in it also as a normal gamer, then simply change the motherboard for AMD config to M2N MX SE which is Rs. 2300/- + VAT and add a graphics cards such as XFX 8600 GT GDDR-III 256 MB @ Rs. 4400/- + TAX or better ATi Readon HD 3650 at around Rs. 5500/- + VAT

    Entertainment / Movies

    Budget is upto Rs. 25000/-

    Primary its aimed for those who wants a PC for entertainment, a bit of gaming, lot of movies / music, Internet surfing and stuff like that.

    AMD Athlon X2 4800+ @ Rs. 3000 /- + VAT
    MSI K9AGM V2 / MSI K9AGM-FD (AMD 780G) @ Rs. 4400 /- + VAT
    2 GB DDR-II 667 MHz (Transend / Kingstone) @ Rs. 1850 /- + VAT
    160 GB SATA-II 7200.10 (WD / Segeate / SAMSUNG) @ Rs. 1825 /- + VAT
    DVD RW (IDE - Any brand) @ Rs. 1100 /- + VAT
    Any local cabinet with default 450 watts SMPS @ Rs. 1200 /- + VAT
    Local Keyboard & mouse @ Rs. 375 /- + VAT
    Dell SE198WFP or View Sonic vx1945wm or LG L194WT WideScreen HD TFT @ Rs. 9500 /- + VAT
    Creaive / Logitech 2.1 @ Rs. 1100 /- + VAT
    Any local UPS @ Rs. 1400 /- + VAT

    TAX @ 4% 1030 /-
    Total Rs. 26780 /-

    Add up to this config as you have little higher budget, like add a vista compatible TV tuner Card from Pinnacle / WinFast @ Rs. 2k + TAX

    this is an awesome config along with a gr8 value for money AMD Range processor, also the AMD 780G along with its ATi HD 3200 onboard will allow vista to run with full glory and play full HD (1080p) without any problem.

    If you are tight in budget and in need to fit this under Rs. 25k then just change the motherboard to AMD 690G based M2A-VM (DVI) which is Rs. 3100/- + VAT !!

    -----------------The Media Center Edition---------------

    Purpose, Simply entertainment movies and music and mid range gaming

    Budget

    Rs. 40k or lower for entertainment movies and music.... and higher Rs. 60k for some heavy gaming + entertainment movies and music...

    Rs. 40000/- MCE

    Intel Core 2 Duo @ Rs. 7200 /- + VAT
    ABiT IP35-E @ Rs. 5200 /- + VAT
    XFX 8400 GS @ Rs. 1850 /- + VAT
    Pinnacle TV Tuner Kit for Vista @ Rs. 1875 /- + VAT
    2 GB DDR-II 667 MHz (Transend / Kingstone) @ Rs. 1850 /- + VAT
    250 GB SATA-II 16MB Buffer (WD Cavire 16SE) @ Rs. 2650 /- + VAT
    DVD RW (IDE - Any brand) @ Rs. 1100 /- + VAT
    Zebronics / iBall good looking cabinet with Zebrmonics Platinum 500 watts @ Rs. 2500 /- + VAT
    Logitech / Microsoft Combo (Keyboard + Mouse) @ Rs. 650 /- + VAT
    Dell SE198WFP or View Sonic vx1945wm or LG L194WT WideScreen HD TFT @ Rs. 9500 /- + VAT @ Rs. 9500 /- + VAT
    Creaive / Logitech 5.1 @ Rs. 3200 /- + VAT
    Any local UPS @ Rs. 1400 /- + VAT

    TAX @ 4% 1559 /-
    Total Rs. 40534 /-

    However its bit tricky !!! As if you are more on movies / music / TV then, no point investing high amount on Intel, it would be better opting for AMD 4800 along with MSI K9AGM V2 or K9AGM-FD which would allow you to save some money to think for a 22" large screen such as Dell or LG at around Rs. 16k

    Budget Rs. 60 - 65k for heavy performance and gaming

    Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450 / E8500 @ Rs. 13300 /- + VAT
    ASUS P5K @ Rs. 7500 /- + VAT
    XFX 9600 GT / EVGA 9600 GT @ Rs. 10000 /- + VAT (Note, ATi HD 4850 @ Rs. 12.5k would be much better of same budget nvidia)
    Pinnacle TV Tuner Kit for Vista @ Rs. 1875 /- + VAT
    2 GB DDR-II 667 MHz (Transend / Kingstone) @ Rs. 1850 /- + VAT
    250 GB SATA-II 16MB Buffer (WD Cavire 16SE) @ Rs. 2650 /- + VAT
    DVD RW (IDE - Any brand) @ Rs. 1100 /- + VAT
    Cooler Master 600 watts eXtreme SMPS @ Rs. 3200 /- + VAT
    A good looking Cabinet (Zerbonics / iBall) @ Rs. 1500 /- + VAT
    Logitech / Microsoft Combo (Keyboard + Mouse) @ Rs. 650 /- + VAT
    Dell / LG / View Sonic 22" TFT @ Rs. 16000 /- + VAT
    Creaive / Logitech 5.1 @ Rs. 3200 /- + VAT
    Any local UPS @ Rs. 1400 /- + VAT

    TAX @ 4% 2569 /-
    Total Rs. 66794 /-

    Note the big difference, as here in this config you are spending more money in your SMPS, reason is the performance power hungry hardware which you have. All though this config will run with Zebronics 500 watts platium, but do note, 45nms are good over clockers so as you OC your card of processor system will struggle for power and will suffer instability.

    Tricky part is if thinking performance, then Q9450 is what you buy where as for gaming E8500 is what to look for

    -----------------------END--------------------

    Feel free to discuss your problem and questions, I would be happy to reply !!!

    I will keep this post up to date every month or so, as it needs any

    Thank you.
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    Nice thread mate !!!

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    Hey, cheeta..
    i see "2 GB DR-II 667 @ Rs. 3800" everywhere in ur thread...
    Are u sure its jus 3800?? ..
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    Why ??

    Transcend 1 GB DDR-II 667 is Rs. 1900/- + TAX, so we buy 2 x 1 GB Modules for Rs. 3800 + TAX !!!!

    Kolkata Price... !!!
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    oh.. i dont check h/w rates often... so i dint kno..!!
    i jus wanted to confirm dat b4 purchasing them.. !!
    Thanks !!
    SUPER THREAD!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by floyd80
    Nice thread mate
    Quote Originally Posted by sam_1710
    SUPER THREAD!!
    Thanks for the comment
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    very good work yar....

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    Quote Originally Posted by sam_1710
    Hey, cheeta..
    i see "2 GB DR-II 667 @ Rs. 3800" everywhere in ur thread...
    Are u sure its jus 3800?? ..
    Brands like Transcend/Kingston cost 1700-1750 per GB in Bangalore... So u can get 2 GB for <=3500
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    ^^^^

    There is 1700/- + TAX offer available... but my vendor insists will be problem in warrenty !!!!

    I believed him and stayed away from it !!!

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    ok these links have already been posted some where in the fourm but lemme do it here

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    http://www.freewebs.com/abdulmustak/index.htm

    this abdulmastak site is good....especially the b'lore pirce list...its long
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    good and useful post man . i liked it very much . anyway as ur name is choto cheeta that means small sized leopard I hope ? so why u posted that neo as ur avatar?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 56561
    good and useful post man . i liked it very much .
    Thanks for the Comment !!!



    Quote Originally Posted by 56561
    anyway as ur name is choto cheeta that means small sized leopard I hope ? so why u posted that neo as ur avatar?
    Well when I started I used to be one Matrix FAN and as new to the foruming and stuff those days didnt have enough knoledge on AVART and Stuff saw every one using some thing, so i used one wallpaper to cut the face out Since then I used this to every forum / UG / Discussion board i visit as those who know its easy to ID me

    and Cheeta, means Cheetah, cheetah and Leopard are 2 differenent CATs
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    Thats a great guide you have here. I was looking for a system for my friend and it has been of great help. Thanks man....

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    Excellent effort "Little Devil".
    Really appreciate it.

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    wonderful info. its a shame it'll be outdated in less than 2 months. u'll have to redo it then. btw, how much time did the entire thing take?
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    Nice work there, keep it up
    Good effort

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    can u update it every 2 months or every 3 montsh with prices....MAKE THIS STICKY.....then
    The moment U stop learning ......u stop improving

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    Excellent thread. Deserves to be sticky.

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    Amazing..cool list..
    Right on time for me. As I am going to upgrade.
    Yes, The thread is worth a sticky...

    Hmmm... So saurav bhai also started as a n00b (But thast true for everyone. )

    Long live Choto Cheeta...hehe...
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    shud be made sticky.....gr8 job .plz update prices and configs as needed..
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    Nice work dude...but make sure u update all the prices regularly!
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    just upgrading prices wouldn't do. u'll need to redo the entire thing every couple of months
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    Deserves to be a sticky, nice work
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    Yes this has to be Sticky. Or who will search this thread again and again!!
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    very very nice thread. this will really help me as i very often assemble pcs for my friends.
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    nice thread buddy ... looking forward to upgrade my pc ... great help ...... surely voted 4 sticky
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    Congratulations, this thread is now a sticky. Please keep it updated so that it is relevant always.
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    Thanks all for the comments and thnks to the mods for making it a sticky !!!

    But really as many said its a thread which would go through a overhaul may be in every 2/3 months

    See its not possible for me alone to keep track of all the technical Development going on, so I would request all members to please post the new hardware which u feel should be included under a certain budget and views on the price that will really help me to keep the thread upto date all the time... and which I hope will help those who will come here for suggestion of New PC or upgrade

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    Saurav bhai, got a sticky thread for yourself . Congrats
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    ^^^

    Thanks for the comment, all suggestion will be helpful...

    I am planing to add 2 more catagory on the thread, Hardware for Performance Enthusiasts and then Chose one LCD... post some view on that, specially on LCD Segment

    OK... Added some info on the Intel Dual Core and Core 2 Duo Performance Segment !!!

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