Recent content by sridhanush

I dont think he is that expensive too... jus as an example... Golchha was asking around 4.5K for the PSU..but this guy gave the same for 4.1K!!! All u have to do is sit down and argue with him patiently:ohyeah: as is the case with any shop on SP!:bleh:

Made the purchase from Ankith... easily the best shop on SP road... and the guy is well informed too!

Well.. finally got my rig yesterday and the details are as follows: intel C2D E6400--- 11K Asus P5B-E --- 7.8k ( Settled for this board finally... the DS3 ran out of stock the day i visited him... and he sold the last piece for 10.6k!!!!:huh: said it would take another week for the fresh stock...

Common guys:( .. i have to finalise the rig by tomo... any other changes u would like to recommend? And what about the PSU's... which one of the two is better... Zebronics 500W or the powersafe 500W?:huh:

Thanks for the suggestions guys. I had been to sp road on sat and here are the latest prices that i got: (All the prices are from the shop since only he had all of them in stock): C2D E6400 -- 11.5K Gigabyte DS3-- 8.75K XFX 7900GS -- 12.6K X1950PRO -- 13K XFX 7600GT --- 9K Kingston DDR2...

yeah nikhil... finally found the PURPOSE to get a rig for myself:P Anyway, as far as the display goes, i will be going in for a normal 17" CRT... i will consider a flat screen only if can spare some cash after everything. My friend bought a new system last week and as far as i know, the prices...

Hi eveyone, I am planning to get a new PC...I have got a budget of 50K. I have decided to go for C2D E6400/6600 with a gigabyte DS3 along with 2 Gigs of RAM. Now my main concern is with respect to the graphic card. I was originally planning to get a 7900GS. But with the news of the Geforce...

well well... this discussion has grown into quite a big one :P s... I am a native of Andhra... hyd to be specific, but i am staying in Blore for the past 8 years... and yeah, i still think hyd autowallahs are the most hospitable of the lot(i have been to chennai, and some places in north like...

Finally got hold of one:ohyeah: ... got it a couple of days back but dint find time to post it.... Its an Orpat MM and costed me 600 bucks. Well its not very accurate as usual in this price range but it offers almost everything i wanted... capacitance, continuity check, temperature...

Just been to the local hardware guy today evening.... ah! Its an enlightenment to say the least:P Well 500 is a bit on the lower side... but he had all the chinese ones in stock... needless to say that he would be clueless with other branded models..... none of them had autoranging (of course...

Myth/mystery/reality :P every audio equipment buyer is confronted with the so called 'break-in' time:S technically, its quite confusing.... but new speakers especially, start to sound better after they are given a good break-in (it simply means playing some good music for a period of time, be...

oh thanks for the inputs guys! Well Fluke is my dream thing too! I have heard people goin hoarse praising its accuracy:ohyeah: but the prices are just above the universe for me:P And eazy, well i couldn find much about Rishabh on the web... there is an official site, but it does not mention...

Thanks for the suggestion Eazy.. well may be 2.5K will be an overkill for my uses... But i will check out the company website and let ya know if there are cheaper versions available. Also, i think a 500 bucks should fetch me a decent DMM with the basic features i am looking for... but i dont...

Well i dint know where to post this one....so mods,please move it to the appropriate section... i am planning to buy a new DMM (Digital multimeter:P ). I think many of the hardcore OCers in these forums use one atleast:) So i thought i will take some suggestions from u guys... Well i am not...

Congrats mate! nice purchase for that budget! Well even i use the XD200s and from my experience, i suggest that u give them about 10-20hrs of break in time atleast, before u start to enjoy the sound quality. U will feel the difference.....:)