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> i3 is a little kid in front of FX 8320. It's much much more powerful than an i3; no comparison between them. An i5 provides better gaming performance but 8320 is cheaper and more future proof. An i5 config will cost a a bit more than 45k. > I'd suggest a change in motherboard to ASUS M5A97...

Yeah, upgrading will be a better decision if you don;t spend much time gaming. Cooler Master Hyper 212X (2770) Asus GTX 750 TI 2GB OC Edition (11800) CM Spec 1 (3300) total: 17,870

FX 8320 (10,400) Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3P (5,850) Corsair XMS3 4 GB 1600 MHz (2,600) Sapphire R9 270X DualX 2 GB (15,000) Antec VP550P (3,500) Any local cabinet without PSU (1,000) WD Blue 500 GB 7200 RPM HDD (3,100) Asus DRW 24B3ST DVD R/W (1,000) Logitech MK200 Keyboard & Mouse Combo (800) Total...

You can use the LED strip meant to be used in automobiles. Check my thread at digit forum- http://www.digit.in/forum/power-supply-cabinets-mods/176740-using-automobile-led-strip-pc.html?highlight=led+strip

Networx- great network bandwidth monitoring tool. Has detailed usage reports and also has a taskbar toolbar for live speed reporting.

No I haven't but many people I know have ordered from them. Do give them a call to confirm product availability before ordering; they don't update the site often.

i5 4570k (15600) MSI Z97 Gaming 3 (13000) total: 28,600

> Check at mdcomputers.in - http://mdcomputers.in/products/cabinet/corsair-cabinet-400r.html?sort=p.price&order=ASC&limit=100 > 250 GB SSD will cost 10k and give no improvement in gaming performance. No sense in getting one. You can get WD Black 1 TB instead of Blue too. > Won't an Asus Xonar...

i5 4570k (15500) MSI Z97 Gaming 3 (13000) Corsair Vengeance4 GB x2 (6000) WD Blue 1 TB (3900) Samsung 840 Evo 120 GB SSD (6000) Sapphire R9 290 Tri-X 4 GB (32600) Seasonic S12II 620 (5700) Corsair 400R (5300) BenQ 24" GL2450 (10800) CM Devastrator Gaming Combo (2850) total: 91650 You don't...

Get 280X. It outperforms 770 in most games and is a lot cheaper.

It could be overheating. Check the temperatures.

I'll assume you'll be using CS5 or above as they heavily use OpenCL rather than CUDA, so FirePro will be much better than a Quadro. Intel Xeon E3-1245 V3 (19625) CM Hyper 101 (1500) Asus Z87-A (13500) Kingston HyperX Blu 1600 MHz 8 GB x2 (11000) WD AV-GP 2 TB HDD (6300) Samsung 840 120 GB SSD...

Buddy, what I meant was that it's not about the 'brand'. Even Corsair makes bad PSUs and moreover its the OEM that manufacturers PSUs, not the brand. So what we need to see is the results of stability tests rather than the brands.

What advice do you need? Did you first try gaming on existing rig?

> Keep ALL unused cables behind the motherboard tray. > What are those cables over the CPU cooler? Tie them at top or send them behind motherboard tray. > Above the HDDs, is that bunch of cable or HDD brackets or something else?

Just overclock the CPU and GPU, run some games and see what performance do you get.

Please mention explicitly which softwares you'll use for rendering and what type of rendering you'll be doing. Same goes for multimedia. Be exact.

Yeah, the fluctuated voltage will go back seeing a Corsair or Seasonic logo :facepalm::facepalm:

Where is the cable management? :PWhere is the cable management? :P

Good to see that you paid VAT.