Please help with the configuration for my new PC

sVanirox · Nov 17, 2015

Hi guys,

I am planning to build a new desktop and here are the hardwards am plannnig to get for it:

Asus Micro-ATX B85M-G Motherboard
Intel Core i7-4790 Processor - BX80646I74790
ZOTAC GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB Graphics Card (DDR5)
Corsair Vengeance 8GB DDR3 Memory Kit
Corsair CP-9020098-UK VS Series VS650 650 Watt Power Supply Unit (Black)

I hope I didn't miss out anything. Please suggest if they are compatible with each other and also suggest if any changes are required. Thanks a lot in advance.

woot · Nov 17, 2015

Not a bad setup, though i would go for a newer video card, also make sure you get SSD storage.

Archgaull · Nov 17, 2015

What is the purpose of the computer?

sVanirox · Nov 18, 2015

It is for gaming purpose. But my budget is around 50K

sVanirox · Nov 18, 2015

woot :

I am sorry but what ex actly is a SSD drive.
This is the hard disk I have.

Please exlplain me

woot · Nov 18, 2015

sVanirox :

Instead of using a hard disk drive (spinning metal disk with motor and actuator with a laser that reads off spinning disk), get a SSD (solid state drive), SSD are based on non-volatile flash memory that has no moving or mechanical parts.

The advantages are considerately faster performance (windows loading, game loading, faster booting), zero noise and less heat production and lower power requirements, the only disadvantage is that SSD's are slightly more expensive, 30-40$ more.

SSD's make hard disks completely obsolete, no more RPM'S, no more waiting for the disk to start spinning and having to listen to a droning sound, a must have for any kind of build, unless you need massive amounts of storage for cheap $$.

sVanirox · Nov 18, 2015

woot :

sVanirox :

Instead of using a hard disk drive (spinning metal disk with motor and actuator with a laser that reads off spinning disk), get a SSD (solid state drive), SSD are based on non-volatile flash memory that has no moving or mechanical parts.

The advantages are considerately faster performance (windows loading, game loading, faster booting), zero noise and less heat production and lower power requirements, the only disadvantage is that SSD's are slightly more expensive, 30-40$ more.

SSD's make hard disks completely obsolete, no more RPM'S, no more waiting for the disk to start spinning and having to listen to a droning sound, a must have for any kind of build, unless you need massive amounts of storage for cheap $$.

Thanks for the awesome explanation.
Could you also please check suggest if any changes required to the config posted above and also suggest what SSD will be so\upported by the mobo.

woot · Nov 18, 2015

sVanirox :

SSD's use SATA interface, any new motherboard today supports SATA, you should have no problems with your motherboard, there are a variety of SSD's you can get, slower ones, faster ones, the fast ones could cost you 500$+, a regular one can cost 100$ -/+, even an average SSD will be a lot faster than a hard disk.

Some people get a 250Gb SSD for gaming applications and get a 1 or 2 TB hard drive disk for storage purposes to save money, a 1TB SSD can cost around 400$

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