Will do...don't know how though.
Since your previous post mentioned about leaning towards Adata and couple of posts mentioned horror stories of RMA, I wanted to nudge you!
Good After Sales Service but you may requires to keep Invoice till life time of warranty/warranty period. Have no experience about Dead On Arrival Product.
I tried the low price thing with Prime, and they didn't bother replying.
primeAbGb or any other good reputed dealer may offer you excellent after sales service in case anything goes wrong in warranty period but you can't guarantee same with Az/Fk.
Qualified vendor list is practically useless, it is only published to tick a set of checkboxes. Also, you don't seem to know that all the ram chips in the world are manufactured by 3 companies only (samsung/crucial micron/sk hynix) & all other ram manufacturers buy ram chips from these 3 companies to assemble to make their own ram.
WD Blue SN580 1TB is available for 5999 while adata SX8200 pro 1TB available for 4955 so a difference of around 1k only.For the SSD - I'm warming up to the idea of getting the WD Black. (Data is the most important thing on the computer.) But I'm still drawn towards the Adata. It's cheaper and has good reviews, but mainly because it'll let me keep the total cost below Rs.30,000 (with card discounts - I've made my wife revive her SBI account and am going to make use of her sisters debit card as well) - and make me feel like I've achieved something great.
If I was still in Mumbai, I would have walked down to Lamington Road, and picked up all the parts. There was an AMD processor dealer - back when no one wanted an AMD - on the first floor somewhere - who used to give me good deals, and great after sales service.
?? I don't understand! Is that sarcasm?
sarcasm ... not at all,
Its his thread does he really need to provide everything here to "help others"? I though we were the ones helping him decide not the other way around or am I missing something?
Have you not yet ordered SSD? There are some differences between WD SN580 and ADATA SX8200 but nothing that will make you choose one over the other. If you prefer having actual DRAM then go with Adata (WD uses HMB which is like slightly worse DRAM). If you prefer higher speed go with WD as it comes with PCIe 4 standards. The price difference that you already know about.
I wish you had gone with a used graphics card route because RTX 4060 at this price point is a bad choice. You could have gotten a 3060ti which is faster than this for 16k-17k INR. Although I can see you got some discount using CC (maybe you can avail the same when you buy SSD?). I personally bought a used RTX3070 (in good condition) for 20k a month or two ago and it performs better than 4060TI (35k INR new). Anyway what is done is done. Nice to see your PC is almost ready.
@ch@ts , @YeAhx
Thanks. I'm looking forward to setting things up this weekend, but for that Flipkart needs to deliver the M2 drive earlier than the 1st of October that they've promised.
Bro is that sarcasm? No need to take what I said offensively. Just that you were saying made him and even myself confused about what exactly you wanted. I believe he has said what he bought in the end and if you want something specific maybe PM him directly and he will help you there and of course if you were to start your own thread me or anyone else would be glad to help you.
Excellent choice.
I agree with how energy efficient RTX 40 series is and considering your requirements its understandable you would rather go with reliability and longevity.
by here you mean this thread than ... , but if TE than .. lol
I'm in the same boat with my GPU covering SATA ports. Why did nobody think about it, maybe they did that's why the ports are angled to the side and not straight up like they used to in DDR3 days lol. You know what fixes this issue? GPU vertical mount kit.
Right angle SATA connectors work just as well.
