urgent help required regarding amd mobo and proc

**amd3000** · 26-11-09, 01:29 PM

Hi,

Friends i am new to the AMD processors, all i ever heard about AMD processors are if you have a money constrain then only go for AMD, but i am now planning to upgrade my confi and i need it to be AMD, my needs are more of work related than gaming.

Here are my requirement and budget.

* Budget is max 15k

* Including ( Mobo+proc+ram )

* I do not play games much ( i have ps 2 for that ) but some times i do like to play the latest games but not in high config.

* But i like to watch Hi-def movie and animation and as i am using samsung jet i will the computer to convert them into div x format so that i cn play them in my phone.

* I need to work on virtual machine also ( for programming and networking needs ) so plez suggest me should i go for high proc or ram.

* I have ATX cabinet ( smps 400w ) so vl i need anything else if i in future add any graphic card.

Components i already have:-

*Samsung TFT Screen ( with touch panels )

*TVS Gold Keyboard

* Cabinet ( ATX, company i don't know )

*Speakers 2.1 ( creative )

* UPS

i need the specifications urgently, any help appreciated.

**DarkAngel** · 26-11-09, 04:47 PM

Processor: Athlon II X4 620 - 5.3k(quad core

)

Motherboard: Biostar TA790GX A3+ - 6.5k/Gigabyte 785GMT-UD2H - 5.9k

RAM: Transcend 2GB DDRIII 1333MHz - 2.6k

SMPS: Zebronics Pro(Real Watts)-350W - 1.5k

This should be around 15-15.5k~ and is more than enough for your needs+ is future proof with quad core, DDRIII mobo, RAM

**Anubis** · 26-11-09, 04:53 PM

+1 for Karthi007

Its the best combo possible in that budget

**amd3000** · 26-11-09, 05:36 PM

Thanks for replying so fast kartik and anubis, is the smps reallh required as i mentioned i have smps (maybe of iball) is it worth investing in a new smps . Also, is 2 gb ram enough for my needs( converting and watching video , virtual machines, casual gaming ).

i have heard about phenom 2 processor.. how is it , should i go for that, If yes then which one...please suggest...

thanks again.

**Anuroop** · 26-11-09, 05:55 PM

Your better off with the smps he suggested, at that budget the stuff karthik suggested is the best you can get, go for it.

**amd3000** · 28-11-09, 07:38 PM

which motherboard is good, gigabyte r biostar, as i use computer very much almst 24x7... no worry about electricty its always available and it rarely fluctuate... [:d]...