Okay,now let's get back to the topic,don't make it full with Hardware chat..

This post has been edited by Minecrafter: Mar 26 2014, 08:59 PM

ok

actually whats the diff btw two cases mind explain ?
kinda newb here

hi, currently my Acer laptop bail on me so im considering to build a custom rig. since im new, i need your opinion.

[Budget] 3k and below

[Purpose] gaming, movie and engineering course sofwares.

[Hardwares that will be re-use] mouse, (keyboard other budget)

[Monitor resolution] 1920x1080

[Games & softwares that use frequently]
dota 2, cs:go, microsoft office, light photoshop

[Personal preferences]
need wifi.
i5
nvidia

[Location] kl
thanks so much

Intel Core i5 4440 3.1GHz RM579
Asrock B85M Pro4 mainboard RM279
Kingston KVR1600MHz 8GB RM239
Gainward GTX760 Phantom 2GB RM849
Antec Strictly 550W 80+ Bronze PSU RM199
WD Caviar Blue 1TB HDD RM189
Cooler Master N200 mATX RM149
Liteon 24x DVDRW RM59
TP-Link WN7200ND Wifi Adapter RM79

Total - RM2621.00

Additional/Optional :

- Intel 530 Series 120GB SSD RM359
- Viewsonic VX2370S Monitor RM519
- Cooler Master Devastator Keyboard&Mouse RM149

These cases are dependable on what size your motherboard is.

Micro ATX Cases are a smaller than the usual ATX Cases, example of MicroATX cases are the Bitfenix Prodigy or Phenom. Mini ITX cases are smaller than those, such as the Coolermaster 120 Elite but prepare your wallet, these types of mobo isn't cheap

ehem... you're forgetting that the BitFenix prodigy is ORIGINALLY a Mini-ITX chassis bro... only recently that the Phenom-M is released for Micro-ATX... but yes they are not the smallest in the market for Mini-Itx chassis

to make things much more clearer here is the Prodigy beside an M1 case, also a Mini-ITX chassis

thanks bro, i dont even know what ssd do

Think of it as a HDD on steroids. Though they come in smaller capacity (120GB should be fine), the speed gain is pretty worth IMHO. OS boots up faster, accessing files is faster, games load faster too.

alright bro not sure i need it or not.
can suggest other option to psu and Viewsonic VX2370S Monitor RM519 ?

Seasonic S12II 80+ Bronze 620W RM299 (PSU)and Dell P2314H 23' RM699. (Prices are from Viewnet)


This post has been edited by Minecrafter: Mar 27 2014, 01:35 PM

I appreciate it gonna find parts nextweek

PSU can go with above suggestion. Monitor also can consider LG 23EA53V, RM519.

Qoute from expert review say AOC i2369VM :


Verdict:
Disappointing colour accuracy for an IPS panel, but this budget monitor looks great and has a wide range of inputs

http:// www.expertreviews.co.uk/monitors/1303441/aoc-i2369vm

Between
Asus VX239H looks solid and cool but expensive / response time 5ms @680
http:// www.techporn.ph/asus-vx239h-23-inch-frameless-ah-ips-monitor-review

Viewsonic VX2370S response time 4ms review seem ok @499
http:// m.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/monitors-and-projectors/monitors/viewsonic-vx2370smh-led-1129117/review

LG 23MP65H response time 5ms @560
(no review)

Dell P2314H dont have HDMI port/response time 8ms @670
http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell_p2414h.htm]Dell review


Can I say that if go quality go for Asus and if look for bargain go for viewsonic?

Expertreviews?

Try read here

Deswai I say ASUS VX239H. Solid stuff. But pricey lah..

Ayee m8,Dell P2314H is also nice..

699 with no hdmi.. :sigh:

Haha.

Two different reviews! AOC is kinda not so popular in JB ! Try approach few shop but not selling.

What about LG 23MP65H? They sell @560 which is pretty cheap for a ips LED 23" monitor, anyone know about LG monitor?