QUOTE(dlwl @ Sep 8 2012, 12:35 PM)
thanks guys for your replies, awesome man 
got a few questions to ask.
1. Core i7 3770 and Xeon E3-1230 - What's the difference between both the processors? Looking at the price, can I assume the performance of i7 3770 > Xeon E3-1230?
2. Is it better to include a third party CPU cooler in, or can stock fan do the job?
3. GTX550Ti vs GT640, which one is a better performing chip?
Xeon E3-1230 V2 (make sure its v2, ivy bridge) = i7-2600 got a few questions to ask.
1. Core i7 3770 and Xeon E3-1230 - What's the difference between both the processors? Looking at the price, can I assume the performance of i7 3770 > Xeon E3-1230?
2. Is it better to include a third party CPU cooler in, or can stock fan do the job?
3. GTX550Ti vs GT640, which one is a better performing chip?
a stock hsf will do the work since u wont be ocing
the 640 would be better if confirmed its GDDR5 and not GDDR3
Added on September 8, 2012, 12:42 pm
QUOTE(AIAF @ Sep 8 2012, 12:36 PM)
Hi guys,
Need help in buying a new pc. Not sure if this is ok cause I don't see other people asking this question around here. I'm not very pro in pc lingo (eg: overclocking?) but I'll try my best to give you guys more details.
What I intend to do with the PC: Graphics software (lightroom, photoshop, illustrator, occasional after effects and video editing), gaming (I play some first person shooter games but the graphics dont have to be at highest levels) + all usual stuff like internet, office etc etc
My budget: 2.5k, could be more or less depends on your suggestions. Also I don't need a monitor and speakers as I already have them.
Here's the vague part, would appreciate it if anyone could suggest a suitable specs for my requirements above and also tips on cooling, power supply, etc. Kinda frustrating when you get home with a new comp then after a few days you just realise there's a tonne of problems with it.
Also, where's the best place to get a desktop in KL? Still lowyat? IF it's possible I hope to get everything in one shop, or at least just 2 shops that are nearby.
If it's possible I want to get one within a few days, as I'm heading back to my uni and my desktop harddisk just crashed so I'm leaving that at home for repairs.
Any guidance would be much appreciated!
dunno bout graphics software and stuffs but u can look for forumers like lingloong or idealtech, their stuffs are usually cheaperNeed help in buying a new pc. Not sure if this is ok cause I don't see other people asking this question around here. I'm not very pro in pc lingo (eg: overclocking?) but I'll try my best to give you guys more details.
What I intend to do with the PC: Graphics software (lightroom, photoshop, illustrator, occasional after effects and video editing), gaming (I play some first person shooter games but the graphics dont have to be at highest levels) + all usual stuff like internet, office etc etc
My budget: 2.5k, could be more or less depends on your suggestions. Also I don't need a monitor and speakers as I already have them.
Here's the vague part, would appreciate it if anyone could suggest a suitable specs for my requirements above and also tips on cooling, power supply, etc. Kinda frustrating when you get home with a new comp then after a few days you just realise there's a tonne of problems with it.
Also, where's the best place to get a desktop in KL? Still lowyat? IF it's possible I hope to get everything in one shop, or at least just 2 shops that are nearby.
If it's possible I want to get one within a few days, as I'm heading back to my uni and my desktop harddisk just crashed so I'm leaving that at home for repairs.
Any guidance would be much appreciated!
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