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I will put one on my bag that goes everywhere with me. One for my RIG's service ribbons. Final one might gift it to a fellow friend / acquaintance so that the word passes on.

^^ For your needs, these two Cooler Master STORM Recon ~3000/- (my review for same) Roccat Kova[+] ~3000/- (TweakTown review) Hope this helps, Cheers!

^^ Go for BenQ in that case, I had no idea that the ST2220L has been stopped. Need to update this listing as well.

^^ In my opinion the following should be a configuration, you should aim for. Intel Core i5 4430 ~13500/- ASUS B85M-G ~6500/- or ASUS H87-PRO ~9500/- G.Skill RIPJAWS 4GB x2 1600MHz ~4200/- Seagate Barracuda 7200.14 or Western Digital Blue Edition 1TB hard-drive ~4000/- (avoid Green and LP...

COOLER MASTER STORM RECON REVIEW First picture, courtesy the product page Recently Cooler Master fleshed out their STORM line-up of gaming peripherals further by adding couple of mice and keyboards, one of these is the Cooler Master STORM Recon. The Cooler Master STORM Recon is an...

Hi Ashok, these are the mouse I suggest (in preference hierarchy) -- LOGITECH G500 Corsair Vengeance M60 Cooler Master STORM Recon ROCCAT Kova[+] You can purchase these from flipkart or hardwire.in. Hope this helps, Cheerio!

This combo does not have an iGP. Need to spend on a graphic card which drives up the cost. RAM prices have seen a sharp incline, 8GB costs ~3700/- -->4200/-. Black Edition again, I have already stated that real world performance is same as the cheaper Blue Edition and Seagate Barracuda...

The pleasure is all mine, feel free to contact in-case of any more doubts. Even I was caught of guard with the recent price increment of the RAM modules, looking back at the hard-drive price crash and subsequent doctored inflationary measures the conspiracy theorist in me thinks that this is...

If you are not gaming you should not require a graphic card. But in-case you are insistent on getting the same, get an AMD HD7750 1GB ~7500/-. The iGP is great, sadly same cannot be said for the processor and I would not recommend an APU for the same reasons. Also the Western Digital...

Stick to the P8B75-V.

I can answer that the Cooler Master Hyper T4 and Noctua will fit the case no problem, not so sure about the V6GT.

Oh! I forgot those components completely. Apologies. Your budget is too shoe-string to suggest a decent gaming grade GPU that will last you even a year, can you please adjust buying one later? As for the rest of the components -- DELL S2240L ~8500/- Logitech MK 200 desktop combo ~700/-...

Don't even think of getting a GTX560Ti it is not worth investing in it unless it is going ~9000/-. The card is a generation old. Also, what SMPS do you have currently powering your system?

And why is this? Completely out of your budget, unless you want to spend up-to and over ~15000/-, then you can consider it.

Minimum components I suggest for your stated purpose -- Intel Core i3 3220 / Core i5 3333 ~6500/- or 9500/- GIGABYTE-B75M-D3H ~4200/- Corsair Vengeance / G.Skill RIPJAWS-X 4GB x2 1600MHz ~3400/- AMD HD7770 GHz edition ~9000/- ASUS / HP (boxed) optical drive ~1100/- Corsair CX v2430W /...

Go with the ASUS motherboard I say, although a CrossFire-X setup might render the PCIe x1.0 slot redundant depending on how many slots thick the card's cooler is.

Following are the options you have -- Cooler Master Hyper T4 (~1800/- -->2000/-) Cooler Master Hyper V6GT (~3500/-) Noctua NH-U12P SE2 (~4200/-) Hope this helps, Cheerio!

Unfortunately the Intel motherboard does not support CrossFire-X either. The presence of a secondary PCIe x16.0 connector made me think so but after looking at the product page it is clear that the motherboard is incapable of that. So it leaves you with very few options in hand. What do you...

Even for me the tables are broken, using Chrome version 25.0.1364.160 m.