Question:
Planning to buy a new Computer, guide me people shud be less than 40,000?
ambitiousjay
2006-05-11 08:27:20 UTC
AMD ATHLON 64 3500 or 3200 or Opteron 146 or Opteron 144(What r exactly opterons in comparable terms with athlon)
or
Intel Pentium 4 630 3Ghz HT or 640 3.2 Ghz HT

AMD Motherboards
Gigabyte GA-K8N51GMF-9 (nvidia 6100) == 4600 (i prefer this)
or
MSI K8N SLI-FI (nforce 4)
or
asus a8m vm csm 6150 onbaord gfx slo

Intel motherboads
915 (u all sugest the company bt should have eveything compatible with processor as well as its bios)

I am lot confused abt motherboard, bcoz i want one with 939/dual memory support/ PCIe slots for upgradation/ gud onboard graphics for games/ SATA / with absolutely friendly bios for overclocking/ and compatible completely with processor even wrt system bus

2 X 512 MB PC 3200 DDR 400 transcend/kingston/Corsair i dont know whats better w.r.t. service and gurantee

160GB HDD SATA Seagate/maxtor 7200 rpm

Lite-On SOHW-165S DVD-Writer

Acer Ac715/Viewsonic E71f/Syncmaster 753s heard Syncmaster samsung is gud

headphone/mic (how abt iball)
Eight answers:
raindog
2006-05-11 08:34:08 UTC
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wo/0.RSLID?mco=F36A2F8A&nclm=PowerMac
Devaraj
2006-05-11 08:40:23 UTC
My Suggestion for you may be



1) Processor



You can buy a Intel pentium 4 Processor with HT technology with 3.X GHZ



Because no other processors have reported successful performance than the one listed above comparably



2) Mother board



You can go for Intel original mother board GL Series



3) VGA card



If you are a High end graphics user then you may go for GEFORCE graphics card which is always the best out of breed



4) Sound card



If you plan to buy a mother board with out inbuilt audio then you may go for Creative sound blaster [ Since your budget is 40000 You may well opt for this config ]



5) HDD



You can go for 120 GB seagate SATA hdd for optimum performance



6) DVD writter



You can buy a sony dvd writter which costs only around 2600 . The best performance it delivers



7) UPs



Always APC is the best



8) RAM



Go for HYNIX DDR ram or KINGSTON DDR ram 512MB will fit your budget



9) MOUSE



LOGITECH OPTICAL smooth performance with minimum buffer



10) Keyboard



IBALL is the best one



11) Monitor



Go for Proview if you plan to buy a flat panel or else samsung 17" if Ordinary VGA model monitor



Thats it guy you can also have a printer with some other gadget of your preference since your budget is 40000
mittalman53
2006-05-14 22:12:22 UTC
I've just finished building one. Asus A8 939 mobo; AMD Athlon 64 3800+ Dual core processor; 2GB Kingston ValueRam; 250GB SATA II Western Digital HDD; 120GB IDE Western Digital HDD; Sony 16X DVD-RW; Lite-On DVD/CD-RW Combo Drive; Sony Floppy; Cooler Master Centurion Case with a 120mm and a 80mm case fans installed; Zalman Blue LED CPU fan; an additional 80mm Blue LED case fan; 600 watt/37 amp Power supply with variable speed fans; evga 256MB AGP card; K-World DVD Maker. The one reason I chose the A8 mobo was of the PCI slots and the AGP slot, it has 5 PCI slots. They are the standard PCI not the new EPCI.
lubomirbotev
2006-05-11 09:18:10 UTC
NO!

Get a 775 intel, not 630!

There is a good 3.4 GHz 64 bit ht intel, out here thats what i recommend.

the ram is OK.

more HDD

I would get an ASUS SLI (I have p5nd2 sli-deleuxe, but since its over 270...)

anyway, go with the msi

Get a Geforce above 6600 gs, and better in the 7 series. i have 2x7900 gt

the rest is ok
Sumanth
2006-05-11 08:55:50 UTC
The computer you are buying,is only to play or to learn or to work.

If to play, Max

1:Prossesor-AMD athlon (64 bits) 3500 is the best=Rs13000

2:Motherboard-Intel 915.(I own this) =Rs7500

3:Why dont you try 2x 512Gb kingston =Rs6950

4:120Gb HDD SATA is the best b'coz chances there

are chances of 160 GB to crash. =Rs4800

5:I trust Light on its the best =Rs3850

6:Samsung Syncmaster is good but Lg 17" is better

Samsung symaster =Rs5500



Why dont you try Graphics card ?

Nvedia 6600 (256 MB)is very good =RS7000



And UPS APC is better =Rs3000
anonymous
2006-05-12 00:03:51 UTC
desktop computers can be a rather tricky buy at times, I would suggest that you look out for the cheapest and yet latest computers on the market, the best way to do this is on what they call warehouse sale markets some of them are also online.



these warehouse owners have a service where they sell desktop computers to normal customers like you and me, however with very reduced prices due to the fact that they do not have as much costs as normal shops do.



one such website is :



http://ultimatemg.atspace.com/computer.htm



alternatively I also suggest that you look into the laptop market at the moment you can find warehouse sale laptops at this site too:



http://ultimatemg.atspace.com/laptop.htm



I hope I have been of help in answering your question.
dph_40
2006-05-11 08:28:46 UTC
Contsct Dell - they build to suit - I've had nothing for Dell from the get go and I"ve never been disappointed and I get more wear for my money.
anonymous
2006-05-11 08:55:21 UTC
I can build you a better computer than any of that for $40,000


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