80 - 1 Lakh System for 3D- / Image Editing
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The system you have selected is capable enough to handle all your needs and beyond. The notable weaklinks seem to be your power supply and ram. With the kind of budget you have, mushkin blackline series should fit in quite well. As for PSU, any 750 watts kit from a reputed brand namely corsair,coolermaster etc will serve you well.
Um guys I think our TC Erratic has forgotten about 'er own thread ....
By the way, I recommend the Core i7 950 option too. I've recently become an AMD fanboy but with this kinda budget you can't deny the performance of it over the 1090T. The question is when will the i7 950 price come down here ....
By the way, I recommend the Core i7 950 option too. I've recently become an AMD fanboy but with this kinda budget you can't deny the performance of it over the 1090T. The question is when will the i7 950 price come down here ....
@Zhopu: I think the decision I would make would be based on profitability. 10% of a 40-hour week is 4 hours a week, or 16 hours a month. Depending on what I charge my clients and the amount of work I get done, the additional hardware cost could be nullified in a few days' time, let alone months or years. Personally, manpower cost is the highest in any professional setup. Since the TS does not have to pay any - and assume the saving is just 1% because of single operator and inability to parallel-process, the cost differential is the cost of the margin on a single freelance project. I don't see sense in cutting corners in professional and workstation environments unless the saving is extremely large in capital costs (say 100-200 operators).
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After further research I unfortunately found out that the ATI cards I was considering wont work as some of my programs (MMORPG) are using OpenGL and does not render the visuals properly (this is confirmed information).
Hence I have to opt for nVidia.. so based on your recommendations I will now rather go for an Intel/nVidia combo.
(I am aware that AMD works with nVidia GPU's, but I prefer Intel)
So now the configuration has changed dramatically
What I have come up with the help of Cranky is :
CPU : Intel Core i7-930
Ofcourse a 950 would be great as well, if it fits in the budget and where I can buy it.
To clarify, I don't plan to overclock.
Motherboard : Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R Motherboard
GPU : I am looking at the GTX 460 for this
MSI N460GTX Cyclone 1GD5/OC
Zotac GTX460 AMP! is a consideration as well but cant find it.
PSU : Corsair HX650W
RAM : Is a problem as of now... the current motherboard is a tri-channel. As I would 8GB or more, i have an option of either going with 4 x 2GB or 3 x 2GB.
I would have REALLY liked to opt for 2 x 4GB or 3 x 4GB however I am not able to find any dealer who has a kit of 4GB bars. They only stock single bars of 4GB I don't know if that is advisable to put together....
UPDATE:
Based on the approved list of RAM on the Gigabyte motherboard I am unable to find any RAM at all. I would PM Phoenix specifically but as of now its worrisome...
HDD : WD Black 1TB (FAEX) for OS (currently I saw it only on ebay india, but i am sure I can get this one on lammy somewhere...) and
WD Green 1TB(EARS) for storage.
CASE : Was thinking of the Nzxt TEMPEST EVO Crafted Series .
I was recommended the CoolerMaster HAF 922 Mid Tower Cabinet because of 'excellent' cooling abilities or the Lancool Dragonlord PC-K62
DVD : Was looking for LG GH22LS50 but I could only find LG GH22NS50
MONITOR : Dell UltraSharp U2311H, 23"
TY! looking fwd to the replies
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Update as of 10/9/10 -- 3.15 PM
After further research I unfortunately found out that the ATI cards I was considering wont work as some of my programs (MMORPG) are using OpenGL and does not render the visuals properly (this is confirmed information).
Hence I have to opt for nVidia.. so based on your recommendations I will now rather go for an Intel/nVidia combo.
(I am aware that AMD works with nVidia GPU's, but I prefer Intel)
So now the configuration has changed dramatically
What I have come up with the help of Cranky is :
CPU : Intel Core i7-930
Ofcourse a 950 would be great as well, if it fits in the budget and where I can buy it.
To clarify, I don't plan to overclock.
Motherboard : Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R Motherboard
GPU : I am looking at the GTX 460 for this
MSI N460GTX Cyclone 1GD5/OC
Zotac GTX460 AMP! is a consideration as well but cant find it.
PSU : Corsair HX650W
RAM : Is a problem as of now... the current motherboard is a tri-channel. As I would 8GB or more, i have an option of either going with 4 x 2GB or 3 x 2GB.
I would have REALLY liked to opt for 2 x 4GB or 3 x 4GB however I am not able to find any dealer who has a kit of 4GB bars. They only stock single bars of 4GB I don't know if that is advisable to put together....
UPDATE:
Based on the approved list of RAM on the Gigabyte motherboard I am unable to find any RAM at all. I would PM Phoenix specifically but as of now its worrisome...
HDD : WD Black 1TB (FAEX) for OS (currently I saw it only on ebay india, but i am sure I can get this one on lammy somewhere...) and
WD Green 1TB(EARS) for storage.
CASE : Was thinking of the Nzxt TEMPEST EVO Crafted Series .
I was recommended the CoolerMaster HAF 922 Mid Tower Cabinet because of 'excellent' cooling abilities or the Lancool Dragonlord PC-K62
DVD : Was looking for LG GH22LS50 but I could only find LG GH22NS50
MONITOR : Dell UltraSharp U2311H, 23"
TY! looking fwd to the replies
hmm ok
1. Buy the i7 950 as it's for 14,500 not the 930(don't get fooled by the dealer and buy it).
2. Triple channel has a huge advantage over dual channel, so go for 3 x 4gb or ram(recommended). Or 6 x 2gb, the one which is cheaper.
3. I have the HAF922 and it's the case with most efficient cooling at this price tag. So go for 922 See this Cooler Master HAF 922 Review Check out the temps at cpu full load.
4. You're buying the GTX460. you need a psu with at least 4 6pin power connectors so that you'll have future scope for SLi. Buy the cooler master GX750. It's cheap and good enough for your needs.
5. It's good you're buying the WDs and saving a lot compared to SSDs
That's pretty much it.
1. Buy the i7 950 as it's for 14,500 not the 930(don't get fooled by the dealer and buy it).
2. Triple channel has a huge advantage over dual channel, so go for 3 x 4gb or ram(recommended). Or 6 x 2gb, the one which is cheaper.
3. I have the HAF922 and it's the case with most efficient cooling at this price tag. So go for 922 See this Cooler Master HAF 922 Review Check out the temps at cpu full load.
4. You're buying the GTX460. you need a psu with at least 4 6pin power connectors so that you'll have future scope for SLi. Buy the cooler master GX750. It's cheap and good enough for your needs.
5. It's good you're buying the WDs and saving a lot compared to SSDs
That's pretty much it.
stormblast
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i would just like to clear something here about amd & intel recommendation that is going on. i really cant believe what some people are posting that intel i7 is superior to the x6 in rendering. this is absolutely wrong.
running at the same clock speeds i7 930 or 920 (with giga ud5) vs amd x6 1050t or 1090t (with giga ud3), there is zero performance difference. some instances amd is performing faster by 1 - 1.5% compared to the i7's.
this is just my honest opinion as i am using both of those currently.
also the 5870 seems to be a little overkill imo. i would suggest you stick to any good card for under 15k. you can go for the msi hawk 460 1gb. i just picked it up today for 14k from prime.
tempest evo is a very nice & well built case. currently using 2 of these without any problems.
if you have the budget get a ssd hdd for the os & softwares. makes a big difference.
hope this helps
the final decision is upto you.
running at the same clock speeds i7 930 or 920 (with giga ud5) vs amd x6 1050t or 1090t (with giga ud3), there is zero performance difference. some instances amd is performing faster by 1 - 1.5% compared to the i7's.
this is just my honest opinion as i am using both of those currently.
also the 5870 seems to be a little overkill imo. i would suggest you stick to any good card for under 15k. you can go for the msi hawk 460 1gb. i just picked it up today for 14k from prime.
tempest evo is a very nice & well built case. currently using 2 of these without any problems.
if you have the budget get a ssd hdd for the os & softwares. makes a big difference.
hope this helps
the final decision is upto you.
stormblast
Skilled
its not a problem what erratic buys, that is completely upto him.kippu said:they wont listen , its an intel fanboy fest going on, oh well now the OP will only go to intel so its a bit pointless
the i7 950's are giving conflicting benchmarks , will see where that is going
I was just surprised to see people saying that the i7's are faster than x6's in rendering which is just giving the wrong information to erratic.
if you compare a cpu it always has to be clock to clock.
i7 is the cpu for her coz the differences are minimal in 3d rendering(stock). She's also interested in a bit of gaming and in gaming don't you say anything about the i7 950. An AMD x6, stock can't beat even the 965BE hahahahaha!!stormblast said:
and in gaming,
even 965be vc i7 950 is like comparing a Maruti 800 with Volkswagen
and any AMD vs overclocked i7(4Ghz) is like Maruti 800 vs Roll-Royce hahahaah!
And Bro, it's "her".
Dude just coz the so called her budget allows an Intel it does not mean she has to buy Intel and Intel only and + if you want to know the advantage of triple channel over dual channel it is just 10% at peak rates want to see,abhigupta said:i7 is the cpu for her coz the differences are minimal in 3d rendering(stock) and she's also interested in a bit of gaming and in gaming don't you say anything about the i7 950. an x6 at stock can't beat even the 965BE hahhhahahaahah
and in gaming,
even 965be vc i7 950 is like comparing a Maruti Suzuki with Volkswagen
and any AMD vs overclocked i7(4Ghz) is like Maruti Suzuki vs Roll-Royce hahahaah
and bro it's "her"
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gather data first man and don't be biased to any one brand, remember in 2004 ~ 05 the situation was the reverse and Intel's initial Pentium D's were cr@p against then AMD Athlon True 64-bit proccys. So support your comments with reliable data, agreed the Intel i7 950 is better than the Thuban 1090T but at the similar price point the AMD offers better upgradibility options DECENT performance and is cheaper to set up. + you get USB 3 and SATA 3 compatiblity support to boot at CHEAPER rates.
Bench - CPU - AnandTech :: Your Source for Hardware Analysis and News neck to neck in most situations
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An Intel system will only cost somewhat 5-10k more.
And I think that's worth it overall. Considering everything.
But still if you people think that buying a 1090t for 14k is better than buying a i7 950 for 14.5k then I'll not debate on this anymore.
If you'll are debating whether to take the 1090T then you're better of taking the 1055T and OC'ing to 3.4Ghz @ 1.2v (voltage is below stock). As Erratic herself said shes willing to OC, this wouldn't be a bad idea!
You'll get - 1090T Performance and decent temperatures with Stock Cooler (Never crosses 55c).
PS - My vote is still for the i7 950
You'll get - 1090T Performance and decent temperatures with Stock Cooler (Never crosses 55c).
PS - My vote is still for the i7 950
RD274 said:If you'll are debating whether to take the 1090T then you're better of taking the 1055T and OC'ing to 3.4Ghz @ 1.2v (voltage is below stock). As Erratic herself said shes willing to OC, this wouldn't be a bad idea!
You'll get - 1090T Performance and decent temperatures with Stock Cooler (Never crosses 55c).
PS - My vote is still for the i7 950
Same here. It can be considered but my vote still goes for the i7 950.
DarkAngel
Skilled
Dont recomment CM GX750. Its not a good PSU. Check these reviews from two of the best PSU review sites.abhigupta said:
Cooler Master GX 750 W Power Supply Review | Hardware Secrets
Cooler Master GX 750 W Power Supply Review | Hardware Secrets
Coolermaster GX-750 750W Review
If SLI setup is required its better to go with the Corsair TX750~7k/ HX650 ~ 7.5k(Has 4*6+2 PCI-E connectos)/ HX750~8.6k
http://www.techenclave.com/dealers-paradise/corsair-smps-rams-prices-updated-2nd-158277.html