Question:
need help buying a pc..?
Anirudh R
2010-07-03 12:18:18 UTC
i m goin 2 buy a pc within a budget of 50000.
i want an assembled pc with high performance gpu...mostly 4 gaming purposes.can u suggest a config gud enough 4 crysis and other high end games to work perfectly?
Eight answers:
?
2010-07-03 19:28:14 UTC
Hi!

well assembled configuration is very helpful for gaming PC however in branded PCs there are such companies like ALIENWARE are helpful to fulfill your requirements in just a glance

All I know from 5 years of experience and now a days of the "technology", here is your answer

your badget is 50000 so I m going with HighENd gaming rig (hey! your budjet is not enough you know!)

*CASE Antec Twelve Hundred

*PSU Tagan BZ Piperock 700w

*CPU Intel Core i7 920 step D0 @ 3.8 Ghz

*CPU COOLER Thermalright IFX-14 + Scythe Ultra Kaze 3000 rpm + C. Master Led

*MOBO Asus P6T X58

*RAM 6 GB G Skill Ripjaws 2000 Mhz @1604 Mhz 7-8-7-24 1T

*VGA Sapphire Ati HD 5870 1 Gb

*HDDs 2x Maxtor DMax22 500 gb 7.200 rpm Raid 0 (update: Intel SSD X25 M 80 gb + Seagate Barracuda 1 Tb)

*BLU RAY REW. LG GGW-H20L

*MULTIMEDIA Antec Veris Elite IR Receiver

*SOUND CARD Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium

*NEON Revoltec 30cm Blue

*FAN CONTROLLER Scythe Kaze Master

*OS Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit



*MONITOR Samsung P2470H 24" Full HD 2ms

*AUDIO Creative 5.1 Inspire T6100 (update: Logitech Z-5500)

*HEADSET Creative Fatal1ty Gaming Headset (update)

*KEYBOARD Razer Lycosa Mirror

*MOUSE Microsoft Sidewinder Gaming (update: Razer Imperator 5600 DPI)

*MOUSEPAD Hama Blue Led (update: Razer Sphex)

*PRINTER HP Photosmart C4680 All in One



OK I know it costs but you can reduce accessories and version to reduce price like reduce printer. razer mousepad, reduce i7 to i5, spekers like wise then you can go with your price



and this configuration is for allllll HIGHEND games even your crysis gonna hell OK!
Chris W
2010-07-03 12:36:18 UTC
I'm assuming that isn't 50 grand...if it is, definitely let me build a PC for you...lol. $500 for a PC that would handle Crysis well is a bit of a stretch.



Check out cyberpowerpc and other vendors. The trick is finding a power supply strong enough to handle a decent CPU/GPU combination. You want at least 4GB of memory and at least an ATI 5770 video card so you won't have to upgrade right away. Antec has a power supply calculator to judge how large of a power supply to go with the hardware you've selected.



To go with a budget gaming system you're wanting, check out http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Mega_Special_II/
Bert H
2010-07-03 12:36:12 UTC
I guess that's rupeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees.



If you want advice from outside India, give dollar values.



If that amount is above average, get a PC with 750 Watt Power supply, a high-end (NVIDIA or ATI) graphics card with lotsa onboard RAM (not less than 500 Megs, 1 Gig. is great).



If ya plan on doing some multitasking (leaving stuff on the Taskbar, RAM), a new I3, I5, or I7 CPU is good.



For sure, check a game box and read the minimum requirements for the game to run.



;-)
?
2010-07-03 13:56:23 UTC
Dude grab a copy of the CHIP magazine from a store. every month they give out some of the top pc configs at 3 different budget level. Either you can choose from there or you can simply sort out the parts for your pc and calculate the budget as you go as the magazine also provides you with a aide range of computer parts information for the people who like to assemble and build their own pc.

HAVE FUN
Sameer
2010-07-03 13:26:49 UTC
get this one.



Intel core i5 750@2.66 GHZ



Gigabyte GA p55 UD2 motherboard.



4 GB DDR3 RAM.



22 inch LCD monitor.



windows 7 home premium OS.



Sapphire Radeon HD 5770.



for RS.50000.nice configuration for Crysis..
?
2016-10-14 13:08:47 UTC
construction one to the specification which you rather choose is often going to be greater interior your budget than procuring one to the comparable general. this is offering which you have the mandatory understanding to construct it interior the 1st place. in case you're no longer valuable adequate to construct it then you definately could have one built for you, that's going to be relatively greater high priced yet no longer too plenty. custom builds are additionally greater handy to enhance, generally, than prebuilt ones too! I at present plan on construction a DX10 able gadget for below £2 hundred (that's conceivable in accordance to a piece of writing in this months pc format!)
mir ali r
2010-07-03 13:08:49 UTC
I guess iF you convert it's 1000 CAD

here's THE COMBO

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-AMD-Athlon-II-X3-3-00-Ghz-Blazing-Fast-Gaming-PC-/230494866352?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Desktop_PCs&hash=item35aa908bb0
anonymous
2010-07-03 12:25:54 UTC
u should buy a dell studio PC


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