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Processors

Aryacooldude
in Hardware

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  • 2 weeks later...
comment_286

Quite good belonging to a six-core family,It doesn't perform tht well.

AMD will make a steep entry with bulldozer in 2600K range nd itz gonna sue intel's market presence to some extent.

AMD is already making a stand with its Phenom processors to a certain extent....But with Intel i-series 2nd generation, AMD doomed again :(

Hope AMD sets back with some powerful processors with their economy range... :)

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    comment_341

    AMD is already making a stand with its Phenom processors to a certain extent....But with Intel i-series 2nd generation, AMD doomed again :(

    Hope AMD sets back with some powerful processors with their economy range... :)

    Yup Phenom series is ideal for Budget users!!!

    With AMD's tendency to stick to AM3+ socket users can stick a best board and upgrade their processors when their savings r enough 8)

    whereas Intel sux when it launches a new processsor,It launches new socket forcing enthusiasts to buy new mobos too :( :-X

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    comment_470

    Hey, help me buy an i3 2nd generation processor

    which model is best ?

    Which mobo is best for the selected CPU ?

    Is GFX card compulsory to purchase for this CPU ?

    Buy i5 2500K(11000) and Asrock z68 Extreme4 gen3(12000)

    Ram 4gb-2000

    den get a psu-4000

    Case 1000-2000

    Use Intel HD 3000 Graphics good for medium settings on ur resolution

    Roughly 30000

    Otherwise

    i3 2100-6000

    MSI H67MA-E35 (B3) LGA 1155 Intel H67 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard-5000

    CORSAIR Builder Series CX500 V2 500W ATX12V v2.3 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC Power Supply-3000

    2TB-4000 or 1TB-2000

    case+ram=3000

    Roughly 20000

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    comment_504

    I am Afraid u cant get i3 in that range 20000 will be worth it :P

    And u have to get a good psu otherwize u will be facing Mobo-Burnout :P

    Nope... I calculated

    I may get it at 15k

    i3 2100 CPU - 5300 Rs (bargaining might fall this price to 5k)

    Mobo- any supporting (MSI, ASUS, Gigabyte) At 3k range

    So the total for CPU + Mobo will be 8k INR

    LCD 18.5" (acer is cheap) = 4500 Rs

    PSU (500 Watts) = 500 Rs .... i-ball

    RAM DDR3 2GB @ 550 Rs (Dynet, Hynix)

    Thatz all... :)

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    comment_505

    Nope... I calculated

    I may get it at 15k

    i3 2100 CPU - 5300 Rs (bargaining might fall this price to 5k)

    Mobo- any supporting (MSI, ASUS, Gigabyte) At 3k range

    So the total for CPU + Mobo will be 8k INR

    LCD 18.5" (acer is cheap) = 4500 Rs

    PSU (500 Watts) = 500 Rs .... i-ball

    RAM DDR3 2GB @ 550 Rs (Dynet, Hynix)

    Thatz all... :)

    iball PSU gonnna sue ur Mobo and 2k mobos r more prone to it :P

    Monitor looks for LG :P

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    comment_506

    iball PSU gonnna sue ur Mobo and 2k mobos r more prone to it :P

    Monitor looks for LG :P

    so will buy any better PSU...

    And I consulted Intel support..they told a PSU which could generate 500W output could be used safely

    and yeah, Monitor brand doesnt matter really... :P

    BTW, its not me who is buying....Its for one of my bst frnd :)

    he has only 15k with him....

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