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You should be looking at NVIDIA Quadro 2000 or ATI FirePro V5900 (both cost ~33k) With maya ATI FirePro V5900 is better. As suggested above check with the softwares as both cards performance varies with different software's. FYI...

Gigabyte GA B75 D3H I dont think we can fit a GPU in this budget

Rest of the components are good. As a precaution just check if ram is listed as compatible on motherboards website.

Without oc and GPU it may work but why do you want to risk your new components with zeb PSU

If the psu fails it may effect many/all the components of your system. I recommend you to first get a good psu and then upgrade other things.

CM hyper212 is one that is highly recommended .

1) Your mobo is ATX which wont fit in prodigy. Get this Gigabyte GA- h77N wifi 2)nothing 3)most probably no, except for mobo drivers

@Jules Goes If you haven't found xeons yet try to contact deltapage.com

That PSU can handle a 660 easily with your current configuration.

lol, You haven't even told us the model/fullname of your Tagan PSU !

You should watch X-MEN to understand the story

Will be more than enough if it is good quality PSU

Cx series are better than vs series. You wont require to upgrade a PSU very often so getting a good quality PSU will often last multiple upgrades/builds. Since you are also oc'ing a stable PSU is a must. Seasonic s12II 520 is a solid one.

OP clearly says he is not going to OC and you are saying oc on i3:confused: @Crazy_Eddy OP is not looking to buy GPU now, so the i3 configuration would be better. @Emperor Get the config suggested by vyral_143 above and you can add gpu later(gpu will be different after 2 years so pointing to...

If you mean the zebronics 450 its a crappy psu that can't be compared with what we are suggesting. One more thing 450w is not always better than 430W it depends on quality of PSU. Quality of PSU is rated by 80+,bronze,gold,platinum etc.

The PSU you have chosen is good but what cooler are you going to use to OC.

TEians from Mumbai help him guys.

Why dont you upgrade your processor, mobo , ram and then get gpu. Your processor and ram may bottleneck the gpu's .

Where have you bought your parts from? Contact them. If they are not helping ask for ASUS number for RMA.