issit Full HD or HD Ready???

if HD Ready any of those will do...

no dude
i usually in fact all the time only give advice on product i used.
also told u just call me when u get ure stuff..
will help u build...
but dude i am only free next week after that will be back only next year.


do not ponder and give opinions on something i never used or use other ppl opinion and post it as my opinion...
lyn famous motto... opionion counts more than actual proven advice.

1 ques here.do gc manufacturers include 64 bit drivers in their cd which comes with the gc?bcoz im planning to build up my new rig running on vista 64 bit but scare ltr insert cd only 32 bit driver available

for new graphic card = yes,but u always can download the latest driver from the main site

FYI, is full HD LCD, i played COD5, FALLOUT3, GTA4, NFS UNDERCOVER

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Added on December 4, 2008, 9:04 amhow about wit Full HD?which i should for max graphic quality?

This post has been edited by anonymous111: Dec 4 2008, 09:04 AM

Full HD better go with 1GB onboard RAM...

HD 4850 1GB should be good enuf...

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Added on December 4, 2008, 11:37 amFull HD better go with 1GB onboard RAM...

HD 4850 1GB should be good enuf...

This post has been edited by astria: Dec 4 2008, 11:37 AM

im getting a 22" full HD lcd, will a 9600gt be sufficient to play games and stuff.?

doesnt have to be max out settings, high will do.

To be frank, high isn't the 9600gt's forte.
Its more to the medium settings, unless you get the 9600gt with 1GB.

But still with that price might as well get the 4850, will give you better performance. And I see some benchmarks (4850) will get you your high settings.

But i see the 9600 going around the RM350 and below price, and the 4850 is hovers above RM550. thats 200 bucks diff.

Yeh, but if you want to get the 9600gt thats around rm350, you would get the 512mb version. the 1gig version of the 9600gt usually goes around 500+..and some rm600+. (checked price using all it's pricelist.)

Ummm,i need real help...
i opened up my tower,open the proc fan to know the proc socket
after putting the fan and start back the computer,the computer can't go into windows,stuck at the
"do you want to start windows normally" screen wor...
how can i start back windows

try reset your bios...then set to default....

Hi, question here..

Whats the difference between using good PSU and cheap PSU?

i trying to build a new pc and some1 recommend me to use
CoolerMaster Extreme Power Plus 450W PSU

and my question is why do we need such an expensive PSU compare to the cheap 1 like >RM60? what will happen if i use the cheap PSU?

Intel Core 2 Duo E7300
GigaByte GA-G31M-S2L mainboard
2GB Kingston DDR2-800 Value RAM (2 x 1GB)
Palit 9600GT 512MB GDDR3
Lite-On 20x SATA DVDRW
Seagate 320GB SATA HDD
CoolerMaster Extreme Power Plus 450W PSU
ATX casing without PSU

Thanx ^^

This post has been edited by lee90: Dec 4 2008, 11:32 PM

good psu = 80% output voltage from your psu state
cheap psu = 50% output voltage from your psu state

cheap psu can't handle your hardware properly...so many problem...especially if you use high end graphic card

ooic, so can i use other brand of PSU instead of Cooler Master? or as long as it is 450W ?

btw, what about the casing? when choosing the casing, how do i know whether the casing suit my motherboard or not ?

Thanx

there are many other good PSU brands around, like Enermax, Seventeam, Acbel, Silverstone, Vantec, etc etc...

for ur setup, main thing is to have at least 300W continuous (or true) power... CM's Extreme Power Plus has min 70% efficiency, so it's 450W (or issit 460W??) will give u min. 315W (450 x 70%)

casing depends on the mobo that u use... small ones are called mATX (micro ATX) while big ones are called ATX... a mATX mobo can fit into a ATX casing, but not the other way round...

oo!! then how do we know the efficiency % of each PSU ?

i think i know edy

is it (DC Output) / (AC Input) = Efficiency ?

btw, wads the efficiency of this psu? (sry, the pic gt bit blur)


This post has been edited by lee90: Dec 5 2008, 12:12 AM

hard to say... only thru testings then we can know how much the efficiency is...

some good ones may indicate the efficiency on the box... but usually cheapo ones dun do that... expect at most 60% for cheapo PSU...

or if u re really concerned abt efficiency, u can look for those 80PLUS certified PSU... with the 80PLUS chop, it means that particular model can achieve minimum 80% efficiency under any load...

ic, thanx astria & nidzamputra
thanx a lot ^^

Guys if i send my comp to low yat to check will they charge??
For ur info all out of warranty d..I just wanna check wads the prob and not send back for RMA..