CPU/Mobo need help for MOBO

[4m!7]

HEY NEED HELP I cannot decide which mobo to get my budget is 4k for the mobo these are my configs< plzz suggest the budget is tight and fixed
INTEL C2D E6750
XFX 9600 GT NVIDIA® GeForce®
Transcend 2GB-DDR2-800MHZ
SEGATE 250 GB HDD
SONY DVD WRITER WITH LITESCRIBE
MONITOR- 19' viewsonic

 

[Ambar]

I say increase your budget and get the Abit IP35E for 5.2k which will let you overclock decently too.

 

[4m!7]

i dont know how to overclock and ive heard for overclocking a good PSU and and an SMPS is needed it ll do a hole in my pocket!! so wont be overclocking

 

[Ambar]

BioStar GF7050V-M7(2.7k) and ABit I-N73HD(4k) would suit you then.

 

[4m!7]

hey plz suggest an PSU too no idea about it ?

 

[Ambar]

Corsair vx450

CoolerMaster Xtreme 600w

Seventeam 500w

I think all of these are in the range of 3-4k.The Corsair one is the best.

 

[booo]

I think corsair HX620 can handle two 9600s in sli. so if you wanna, in future...

 

[main_trouble]

hey if no overclocking then u can't go wrong with intel mobos.

the cpu u have 6750 will need 1333 mhz fsb.for that we have g33/p35 chipsets.

i suggest u to gofor intel dg33fb or intel dg33bu at about 5000/-.

look here Intel® Desktop Board DG33BU Overview and here Intel® Desktop Board DG33FB Overview

the diff bw them is fb is atx . bu is microatx.

i using dg33fb now and no problems with that!!

also works sweetly with ubuntu 7.10 too.

but still i would suggest u a good smps .

 

[4m!7]

yaar koi sasta sa batao 1k type jo 9600gt ko chalai

 

[4m!7]

hey is this one good power safe 400W Silver SMPS

 

[lomac_29]

spend a lil more and get the POv 500w balck diamond for abt 2.8k....if u cant spend much the powersafes and vips shud do fine for now...
also anoder thing is dat have u already got the 6750???? if not u shud have a look at the e8XXX series.

mobowise if u aint ocing an intel mobo wud be ur best bet...g31 shud come near ur budget or get better the biostart tp35d2a7...p35 oces nicely if needed...and comes within ur budget too.....

 

[MBKAHBR]

BioStar GF7050V-M7(2.7k) and ABit I-N73HD(4k) would suit you then.

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Got yesterday biostar GF7050V-M7 for 2.3k at Lamington road.

 

[Crazy_Eddy]

Get the Biostar TP35D2-A7 (its around ~4k odd) -- do note though, there are some slight incompatibilities with the Biostar and newer E8xxx procs, a bit of fiddling around with BIOS versions should hopefully get you set.

Else the Abit IP35-E for ~5.5k

If you're absolutely sure you do not need all the frills/tweaks offered in the BIOS, you can settle for one of the Intel boards based on the G31/G33 chipsets (though Intel RMA is supposedly a headache).

-- G31 chipset is a stripped-down version of the G33. Major differences seem to be the ICH7 southbridge on the G31 vs the newer ICH9 southbridge on the G33 (more SATA/USB ports on the ICH9).

I would consider nV based boards as a last option. They have a single-channel memory controller, which would cripple performance.

i dont know how to overclock and ive heard for overclocking a good PSU and and an SMPS is needed it ll do a hole in my pocket!! so wont be overclocking

A PSU and SMPS are the same thing :S

Overclocking boards in general help you fine-tune your setup better, not just for overclocking alone. Also the components tend to be of a little higher grade.

Yes you do need a higher quality PSU to overclock, but that doesn't mean you should skimp out on the PSU if you're not overclocking. A 1k PSU for a 9600GT and a dual-core setup is pushing it. I'd say save up and get the Corsair VX450 or skip the graphics card. :no: