From above listed two, I will choose Asus make.
Also why not buy stuff online if available cheaper ?
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From above listed two, I will choose Asus make.
Also why not buy stuff online if available cheaper ?
Sadly, not a single component is available for cheaper online. Local shops are giving it for lesser...
Crapmypants
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I think an h81 or b85 (whichever is cheaper) will be better. the h97 is needed only if you plan to upgrade to a broadwell cpu in the next 6 months.
main difference between them is the number of usb 3 ports. either way, they all have a sufficient number as well as room to add more.
the reason why the computer dealer is pushing the crap psu is because it's so rubbish, he would not be able to sell it separately.
do not be suckered into it. he's not the only shop out there and remember, it's your money, not his.
plus, if you search around there are some great online deals. for e.g. okay enterprises was having 20% off on amazon and a TE member got a gtx 970 for under 23k which is the lowest price i've ever seen for that.
go with asus as gigabyte does a lot of corner cutting and other sneaky tricks to cut costs.
tip: since your considering the core i3 41xx i would also suggest you to keep an eye out for the core i3 4330 (or similar 43xx) because it's significantly faster that the 41xx (it comes very close to the i5 in gaming benchmarks) and is ~8-9k.
here's a table of features of the various lga1150 chispets. hope it helps clear things up a bit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGA_1150
here's the psu hierarchy list as well - go with at least a tier 3 or above psu: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html
feel free to post any questions you have about these (even if you think it's silly).
main difference between them is the number of usb 3 ports. either way, they all have a sufficient number as well as room to add more.
the reason why the computer dealer is pushing the crap psu is because it's so rubbish, he would not be able to sell it separately.
do not be suckered into it. he's not the only shop out there and remember, it's your money, not his.
plus, if you search around there are some great online deals. for e.g. okay enterprises was having 20% off on amazon and a TE member got a gtx 970 for under 23k which is the lowest price i've ever seen for that.
go with asus as gigabyte does a lot of corner cutting and other sneaky tricks to cut costs.
tip: since your considering the core i3 41xx i would also suggest you to keep an eye out for the core i3 4330 (or similar 43xx) because it's significantly faster that the 41xx (it comes very close to the i5 in gaming benchmarks) and is ~8-9k.
here's a table of features of the various lga1150 chispets. hope it helps clear things up a bit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGA_1150
here's the psu hierarchy list as well - go with at least a tier 3 or above psu: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html
feel free to post any questions you have about these (even if you think it's silly).
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thanks for your suggestions. one question I have is: why do you think the H97 or Z97 is worth buying only if I plan to upgrade to a broadwell cpu in the next 6 months? wouldn't buying h97/z97 keep me open to i5 as well as i7 upgrades which I can make even after 6 months have passed?
Crapmypants
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the h81 and b85 won't support broadwell cpus (the core 5xxx series)
however, they will both support haswell i5's and i7's (the core 4xxx series).
the h97 is newer and the z97 is for overclocking k series cpus.
Hey guys I'm planning to get the build from SP Road, Bangalore. But any way to verify that the parts that have been installed are not fake? There are lots of fake components in the market and I want to steer clear of them.
I know that RAM can be registered online so no issue there. But what about other components?
I know that RAM can be registered online so no issue there. But what about other components?
tommy_vercetti
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Save yourself the trouble and stick to H81 or B85, the reason H97 or Z97 will allow you to upgrade to 5xxx series, however the 6xxx series are already here and don't see any long term benefit in upgrading to 5xxx, just my 2 cents
bssunilreddy
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Go with the following Config:
Intel Core i5 4440
MSI H97 PC Mate Motherboard
Asus Strix GTX 960 2GB
Kingston HyperX Fury 8GB RAM 1866Mhz
WD Caviar Blue 1TB HDD
Antec VP500PC PSU
Cooler Master Elite 311 Case
The i5-4440 is out of my budget, which is why I'm going for the i3-4150 for now. Do you know of any online store with good prices? Btw I'll be shifting to Hyderabad in 6 months. Hope you get parts for cheaper there?
Crapmypants
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buyhatke.com helps scour the big 4 online stores (i.e. fk, ebay, amazon and snapd)
the other sites i check out are primeabg and it's sister site onlyssds.com.
Also, Bangalore will be cheaper than Hyderabad (if you're buying locally).
the other sites i check out are primeabg and it's sister site onlyssds.com.
Also, Bangalore will be cheaper than Hyderabad (if you're buying locally).
Thanks for the reply...
Btw is there any particular reason I should go for Intel build instead of AMD?
Crapmypants
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for gaming, right now intel provides better performance than an equivalent costing amd chip. main reason for this is intel's better single threaded performance.
Got this rig for 47k (after taxes and discount)
i5-4460 processor
GTX 960
Antec 550W PSU
Deep Cool Cabinet
Gigabyte H81M-S1 Motherboard
Kingston 8 GB RAM Stick with heatsink
Seagate 1TB HDD
APC 600VA UPS
i5-4460 processor
GTX 960
Antec 550W PSU
Deep Cool Cabinet
Gigabyte H81M-S1 Motherboard
Kingston 8 GB RAM Stick with heatsink
Seagate 1TB HDD
APC 600VA UPS
Guys, sometimes when my PC is on and power goes, the UPS is not able to support the PC. In the afternoon it was able to support but in the evening it wasn't able to support. Both times I was playing the same game and not performing any additional power consuming tasks.
APC technician visited and he's saying that the UPS is not powerful enough to support my rig?
The UPS is able to support my PC when I turn off the switch where it is connected on my own but when there is a power cut, it is not able to support at times despite battery being fully charged. What do I do?
I have made a post here regarding this issue here https://www.techenclave.com/communi...s-down-during-power-cut-even-with-ups.176881/
but nobody has replied so far. Please help me out...
APC technician visited and he's saying that the UPS is not powerful enough to support my rig?
The UPS is able to support my PC when I turn off the switch where it is connected on my own but when there is a power cut, it is not able to support at times despite battery being fully charged. What do I do?
I have made a post here regarding this issue here https://www.techenclave.com/communi...s-down-during-power-cut-even-with-ups.176881/
but nobody has replied so far. Please help me out...
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