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Old 6th December 2008, 19:59   #1081
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go for a single card 8800gt you would be much happy with the results
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Old 6th December 2008, 20:03   #1082
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thanks for your answer, any idea how much it approximately costs, have been out of the computing world since i got my comp.
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Old 7th December 2008, 01:26   #1083
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thanks for your answer, any idea how much it approximately costs, have been out of the computing world since i got my comp.

It would be approx 8-9k range.
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Old 7th December 2008, 01:58   #1084
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do u use Raid configs also for increasing speed and reliability ? Coz they are mostly used for server purposes.

I've setup my system on RAID and it makes HDD quite fast , as data is split in no. of HDDs which indirectly increases the HDD speed.
depends upon which raid you use.

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It would be approx 8-9k range.
8600 gt is just rs. 3000k.

go for a 8800gt instead. its performace is way ahead of 8600gt. it even beats 9xxx series cards. but its expensive. @ about 7k.

you can connect ur lcd tv. your LCD should have a D-sub interface.

buy a 5 feet 15 pin cable (male to male) for about rs.100/-

if confused just ask for standard lcd projector cable. thats the cable you need.

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Old 7th December 2008, 07:34   #1085
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depends upon which raid you use.



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right, but other setups are also useful for servers as they lead to better security of data too , i think Raid 10 would suit perfectly for tbhp forum.
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depends upon which raid you use.



8600 gt is just rs. 3000k.

go for a 8800gt instead. its performace is way ahead of 8600gt. it even beats 9xxx series cards. but its expensive. @ about 7k.

you can connect ur lcd tv. your LCD should have a D-sub interface.
8800GT is G92, same as 9800GT. Nvidia cheats us. And it is not available for 7K. Atleast 8K-9K is the cost.
If you are considering 8800gt and if at all budget permits, go for HD4850.
It is more efficient.
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Old 7th December 2008, 11:27   #1087
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It would be approx 8-9k range.
wow, that's how much i paid for one 6600gt back then.

Thanks for the info guys, already have a cable to connect to my tv, it came with the motherboard, have tried it, it works. Just need to know if it's good for gaming.

Does the 8800GT work eith latest games on full graphics with anti-alising. Also need to know if two 8600gt's will be better than one 8800gt.
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Old 7th December 2008, 11:31   #1088
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my small green pc/htpc:
AMD 4850e 2.5Ghz 45w on gigabyte GA-MA78GM-S2H 1.0 with 4gb transcend DDR ll 800Mhz and WD HD and WinTV-HVR-1200 PCI-Express card with HP MCE remote in zebronics dhoom ultra slim cabinet displayed on samsung 940BW 19'''.
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gigy, did you get the processor locally, or was it imported too?
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Old 7th December 2008, 15:59   #1090
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thanks for your answer, any idea how much it approximately costs, have been out of the computing world since i got my comp.
@xtremeshock, ZI just upgraded from my 8600gt to a ATI 4850. I must say this is one of the best value for money cards available in the market today. Its about 10-15 % of the top dogs in the graphics cards market but it still costs only around 9.5k. Go for this rather than the Nvidias.
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if you HAVE to go for an nvidia , go for the 9800GTX+. recent driver upgrades have made it a contender again. its a bit more expensive than the ATI though.
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@xtremeshock, ZI just upgraded from my 8600gt to a ATI 4850. I must say this is one of the best value for money cards available in the market today. Its about 10-15 % of the top dogs in the graphics cards market but it still costs only around 9.5k. Go for this rather than the Nvidias.
Thanks man, will check it out. Fit's into my buget nicely. Am going to the Richie Street here in Chennai tomorrow we'll see what happens.
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Thanks man, will check it out. Fit's into my buget nicely. Am going to the Richie Street here in Chennai tomorrow we'll see what happens.
please check this site www.deltapage.com.
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greenhorn, 4850e had to be imported from same source
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sigh. its a pity AMD doesn't sell them here :(
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