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As for HD flicks, you can always borrow them or buy blu rays. Suggestion would be to go for a monitor with native resolution of 1920x1080 (also known as full HD) and with HDMI port. The HDMI port will make it compatible with Tata Sky HD and any blu ray player. Don't know about reading on LEDs...

It shows sold on eBay. Mods, please close the thread.

The DELL IN2030M should be available for around 6k. It has a resolution of 1600x900

For core video editing, I would suggest that you take a look at this page definitely: Videoguys Blog - Videoguys' System Recommendations for Video Editing

Jainex is the guy to go for monitors. I think he charged me 13150 + 5% VAT. Though a couple of months back, he sold it for 13k + 5% VAT to a guy while I was there. This monitor is low in stock is what the IT Gain guys told me.

Bought on Saturday - 14th August from Jainex (above Ankit) Intel Core i5 2400 and Intel DH67BL - 13700 G-Skill Ripjaws CL9 2x4GB 1600MHz kit - 3200 Seasonic S12II 520W - 3500 Seagate 1TB 7200.12 SATA - 2750 HP 24x Multi DVD RW with lightscribe (boxed with Roxio disc inside and all cables...

So now, since K series is out of the list, the stock cooler should suffice. Anyways, a point that I missed out earlier was that the K series processors do not support Intel vPro, Intel VT-d, and Intel Trusted Execution Technology. The K series are purely for multimedia performance. Your VMs...

Sorry if I hurt any feelings. I was just sharing my point of view. (AS you know, Opinion is an A**ole) Dedicated graphics card is after all a matter of personal preference (I give up on this one). By the way, that can be added later. Overclocking again goes the same way (personal preference)...

First, you don't need the i5 2500K. The i5 2500 should do in your case as you are not going to overclock. Second, again since you are not going to overclock, you do not need an after market CPU cooler. So, save on that. Third, once again, since you won't overclock, you do not need a Z68 based...

Thanks mate! Much appreciated. Seems like I need to work on my Googling skills. Couldn't find this page earlier. I think I am going to pick it up tomorrow or they after now :)

Planning to pick up a MSI with core i3 and ATI HD 5470 at Croma Bangalore. Price is around 38k. Decent config 15.6 incher. Looks great. Only concern is I can't seem to find the address of the service center here. Any clues? Need to finalize by coming Saturday. Help will be greatly appreciated.

The Acer 5740 G will come to around 43k at the max. Specs are awesome though expecially the ATI 5650 1GB along with the Core i5. And warranty would be one year international. Build quality is good as my room mate is using the 4738G for a year now.

Here is the configuration that you require: Processor: AMD AthlonII X4-620(2.6GHz, 4 cores) - 5k OR Phenom II X3 720 - 6300 Motherboard: Biostar TA785GE 128M - 3.7k (HD 4200 onboard; 128MB Sideport memory; PCI Ex 2.0 16x graphics card slot) RAM: Corsair 2GB DDR2 800MHz XMS2 - 2.3k GPU...

Biostar TA 790 GX 128M - 5k in bangalore. Bought it last month. In my opinion the Zebronics Bijli for 1.5k is almost the same as CM Elite. If you want a cabinet which belongs to the next best category, go for Lancool K 56 @ 4.5k approx. It comes with cable management, bottom mounted PSU and...

The HP support are going to tell you the 39$ way. Because that is the legit way and a lot of manufacturers including acer, dell, etc.. are providing that option. If you go to the MS website, you can see the list. I am not sure but this option is available only till end of Jan or something.

Just go with the $39 option. You will have your own disc and a legit license. Win7 doesn't seem to be goin away for a long time. It seems like the new xp. Also, the 39$ are for shipping and handling.

How much can I expect for a 2 year old Dell XPS M1530 (Midnight black) - Processor: Intel Core2Duo T7250; 2GHz, 800MHz FSB - RAM: 2GB DDR2 - GFX: nVidia 8600mGT 256MB - Display: 15.4" - HDD: 160GB - USB portx3 - LAN port - external USB dialup 56.6 kbps modem - HDMI portx1 - S-video...

Turning on indexing will make your searches faster. It's a one time process. So, it might take time when you include those locations in the search for the first time. Otherwise, it won't affect system performance. Indexing is a feature taken from Web based search engines like Google. Google...

You could see this link: Petabytes on a budget: How to build cheap cloud storage | Backblaze Blog But it is more of a storage server. Don't know if it fits the bill for you..

Try Jainex for awesome prices especially on monitors and RAMs. I got a 24" from him for 10.2k - the lowest on SP road. If you don't find what you are looking for there, go to 'GAIN IT' he s got all the high end stuff and pretty good prices. Got a CM HAF 922 from him for 6k+ including VAT All...