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I suggest that you squeeze in an 90GB SSD in there. The performance difference between a normal mechanical drive and an SSD is tremendous. ---------- Post added at 01:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:20 PM ---------- s/a/an 90GB SSD

As long as you get into an average college and do an EC, OR CSE OR IT course, you'll be picked up by TCS or Wipro. Together they took 400 students out of a single college in Orissa.

If this is true, then PC's will finally be able to flex their muscles!

Get your drivers from here Drivers - Download NVIDIA Drivers would not recommend overclocking the card. It seems like it has passive cooling which may not be good enough for overclocking. If you are looking to play games with that card, you'll probably have to crank everything to low @ 800 x 600.

Well #ALPHA17 has probably answered everything you'd want to know. It's best if you just google though since like he said we are generalizing to a great extent, so you'll probably learn a lot more that way.

LGA 775 is a dead socket. Intel has stopped making processors that operate on it. So if you plan to upgrade in the future your choices will be limited to existing Core2Quad processors which aren't as efficient as the current gen i5 processors. Don't spend anymore than 2.5k on the motherboard...

SSD recieved in working condition, iTrust ratings exchanged.

Two similar cards yes, for example you could pair two 8400GS together or two ATi 4870 together. It does not matter which processor you have. Google and read up on ATi Crossfire and Nvidia SLI,

Eh no, you're fine. Your friend is an ignorant fool, tell him to shut up and keep his knowledge to himself.

I would first suggest you make sure that it is the PSU that is the culprit. I agree that the PSU is not good but the problem might lie elsewhere. Did you do what I suggested? That being said, yes you should upgrade the PSU but if something else is causing the problems and you are short on cash...

It most likely is the power supply. You said your temps are fine so that rules out the other probable cause. Remove the graphics card and check on an el cheapo PSU if you have one lying around. Otherwise just try booting up without the card on this power supply. Removing the card should bring...

This does not seem like an OS problem. Right now my suspicion is on the PSU. You should mention your PC specs so that I can be of further help..

Buy the graphics card later then or increase your budget..

Corsair HX650 and Seasonic X660 shipped to Hyderabad

It makes you wish Nokia adopted Android. Their build quality is still top notch.

Yeah that sounds good, but I wouldn't recommend spending too much on an LGA 775 socket board. But then if it meets your requirements who am I to question it..

Your price is extremely good. A new one sells for around 4.2k and has 2 years warranty which is 1 year less than yours.

I'm not sure if any of those G41 boards are good overclockers. Not all of their caps are solid and the chipset heat sinks are small.Actually, you might want to call up flipkart and ask them which revision of the Gigabyte board they have. Apparently the rev 1.3 version does not have solid caps...

That is the best board with that chipset so go ahead and get that. Buying an LGA 775 board right now isn't advisable but if you are not looking to upgrade completely, you don't have any other choice. One think I'd like you to know is that the sata connectors on the board might be blocked IF you...

PSU and a good quality cabinet first. Buy the motherboard, CPU and RAM next.End with HDD, ODD, maybe an SSD.