Recommend Me A PC!!!

You can get :
Core2Duo
Intel 946
2 GB DDR II
9600GT
WD SATA 160GB


P.S. Wrong section, must be posted in Hardware section!

if u want an lcd aswell thn i got a perfect recipe for u......

Intel E4500 Core2duo 8300

Asus P5K-VM MOBO (45nm Supported) 6700 (Im also using the same board and its works like charm worth the money and good OC'ing capability)

Can also add if u need a more upgraded/powerful chipset go for MSI P35 Neo2 around 8000 ( Dont know exact but its around that price)

Seagate 160GB 3700

Cooler master 460Watts PSU 2750

Corsair Value Ram 1GBx2 / 667MHz 1675 each = 3350

or XMS DHX Twin 2x2048 / 800MHz 4200 ( If u r interested )

BFG TECH 9600GT OC2 512 256 bit 14500

Normal Casing 1500

Total with Asus Mobo and everything Normal including 667 Corsair Value = 40800

Total with MSI mobo including DHX Twin=42950

P.S. : You can less anything if u feel u dont need them rgt you can add them later. Except Processor Mobo, GPU and PSU

The Punisher said:

wt is the difference between Corsair Value and XMS DHX Twin...?

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XMS DHX Twin has 800bus speed vs 667 of value ram. It also has good heat spreader while value ram has none. Buy XMS DHX Twin if you want a good overclock.

punisher buy your PC with these specs! these are the best specs i could come up with within your budget!

Processor = AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ (~6,750)
Motherboard = MSI K9N6PGM1-F1 (~4,600)
RAM = Kingston 2GB DDR2 at 667MHz (~3,300)
Graphics card = GeForce 9600 GT 512MB (~13,000)
Hard disk = 160GB Western Digital Caviar Wd1600AABS (~3,550)
Sound card = Built-in chip
Optical media = Samsung DVD-RW 18x DL SH-S182 (~2,000)
Speakers = Creative Inspire 4400 4.1 (~2,500)
Casing = Standard casing + Cooler Master 380-Watt PSU (~2,500)

Price: Approximately 38,200
* All prices are in rupees

secretgamer said:

these are the best specs i could come up with within your budget!

Processor = AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ (~6,750)

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Try a little harder

The Punisher said:

Tsk tsk tsk....am gonna go for E6750...no disrepct but i dont like the AMD series...

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If u r interested in buying a core2Duo than my recommendation would be 45nm E8200 it has 6mb cache and E6750 has 4MB cache i myself using E6750 it no doubt good but u want to buy a E6750 than why not E8200 just 100Rs difference/good value of money.

I was suggesting the same in my previous post but than i saw that there was huge difference coming in the prices so i suggested u a lower E4500 around 8300.

Thread moved. Post in the right section dude.

If you really want to save money and get your best bang for buck. Forget E6750 ... its crap now. The cheaper E7200 performs as good as it.

Anyways ... the setup below needs to be overclocked but it will be good.

E2200 - 6200
P5K-VM - 6700
2GB DDR-667
160GB SATA-II
9600GT Inno3D I-Chill ... its already nicely overclocked and nicely cooled
500watt PSU CM - 3500
Standard casing

No use in buying a processor with higher cache if you want to game on a budget.

You can overclock your E2200 to perform or even outperform a stock E6750 very very easily.

Sir Ahsan said:

Forget E6750 ... its crap now.

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Didn't know it became a crap so soon but still worth 13200 i think Intel is fool to have such high prices of such craps.

A dual core beating a COre2Duo.

Can you please Elaborate?? Either i m confused or you are and for what basis u r comparing two different class of processor with one another.

BeLoShI said:

Didn't know it became a crap so soon but still worth 13200 i think Intel is fool to have such high prices of such craps.

A dual core beating a COre2Duo.

Can you please Elaborate?? Either i m confused or you are and for what basis u r comparing two different class of processor with one another.

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well e2200 whn oclocked can reach or even beat overall performance of a stock e6750, wht is so confusing about that???

exactly as fajoo said...but i guess poster has purchased his pc:s