Desktop PC ගන්න බලාපොරොතු වෙන ELAKIRI කොල්ලෝ වෙනුවෙන්

[egs]

mn dakke na eka..

ehenam bn labai..
Zotac band eka mn ahala thioyena widiyata hodai machn. habai brand eka gana wadi ya danna..

MSI 750 ti eka 29000/-
Zotac eka 25000/-
Proformance athin mn hithanna loku wenasak athi kiyala. 3% - 4% ka wage wenasak athi. brand eka athin nam mn recomand karanne MSI

Zotac 750 eka 2GB wenna ba mn hithanne 1GB.
ekanam MSI/Zotac Price same..

ZOTAC GTX 750 eka 2GB DDR5, 1GB nawai

Anitheka ZOTAC GTX 750 / 750ti performance ekka hondai, MSI ta wada appai price ekka adui hethuwa appi ZOTAC Distributor, MSI eka dealer hara enakota margin ekka wadi gana wadi wenawa.

Proformance athin dakka widiyata Zotac eka 5% wage hodai MSI ekata wada..
kohomath dekema 3year warranty hambena nisa ube budget ekata hari yana ekak ganin.

Zotac 750 tI eka ganin eka 4k aduine redline ekata wada. loku wenasak nam na deke eka sure. warranty 3 year dena hinda awulak na..

 

[Roma Rox]

ZOTAC GTX 750 eka 2GB DDR5, 1GB nawai

Anitheka ZOTAC GTX 750 / 750ti performance ekka hondai, MSI ta wada appai price ekka adui hethuwa appi ZOTAC Distributor, MSI eka dealer hara enakota margin ekka wadi gana wadi wenawa.

ow ne GTX 750 2GB ekak thiyenawa. mn dan dakke Zotac Site eke..

 

[Roma Rox]

Machanla SSD drive eken Mokada wenne ???? PCIe x16 Gen 2.x ekata
PCIe x16 Gen 3.x card support karanawada ????

Check This
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid-state_drive

 

[Roma Rox]

Dream PC For Graphic Design/Video Editing/Gaming

Intel Core i7 4930K 3.4Ghz Hexa Core LGA 2011 (3rd Gen) - 86000/- (3y)
MSI X79A-GD45 Plus - 35000/- (3y)
Corsair Vengeance 8GB 1600 Mhz CL10 DDR3 x 4 - 52000/- (L/T)
Western Digital Black 2TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gbps - 26500/- (5y)
Western Digital Black 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gbps - 17000/- (5y)
Western Digital Black 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gbps - 17000/- (5y)
Transcend SSD340 128GB SATA 6Gbps Solid State Drive - 16000/- (3y)
Sapphire Radeon R9 280X Toxic OC 3GB GDDR5 - 53000/- (3y)
Samsung 23” S23C350H LED HDMI - 22750/- (Barclays) (3y)
Seasonic G750 750W 80+ Gold Modular - 26000/- (3y)
Cooler Master 690 III Window - 12750/- (Barclays)
Corsair H100i Hydro Cooler - 24000/- (5y)
ASUS DVD Writer - 2750/-
ASUS DVD Writer - 2750/-


Full Spec Price - 393500/-

 

[Redline Technologies]

Dream PC For Graphic Design/Video Editing/Gaming

Intel Core i7 4930K 3.4Ghz Hexa Core LGA 2011 (3rd Gen) - 86000/- (3y)
MSI X79A-GD45 Plus - 35000/- (3y)
Corsair Vengeance 8GB 1600 Mhz CL10 DDR3 x 4 - 52000/- (L/T)
Western Digital Black 2TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gbps - 26500/- (5y)
Western Digital Black 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gbps - 17000/- (5y)
Western Digital Black 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gbps - 17000/- (5y)
Transcend SSD340 128GB SATA 6Gbps Solid State Drive - 16000/- (3y)
Sapphire Radeon R9 280X Toxic OC 3GB GDDR5 - 53000/- (3y)
Samsung 23” S23C350H LED HDMI - 22750/- (Barclays) (3y)
Seasonic G750 750W 80+ Gold Modular - 26000/- (3y)
Cooler Master 690 III Window - 12750/- (Barclays)
Corsair H100i Hydro Cooler - 24000/- (5y)
ASUS DVD Writer - 2750/-
ASUS DVD Writer - 2750/-


Full Spec Price - 393500/-

Sorry but you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. That's not a very high end gaming PC, not a good video editing PC and definitely not a good PC for 3D animation.

All these 3 require inherently different features to perform optimally, and the above system fails in every regard.

1. A gaming PC is as strong as its graphics card. You can build a PC for 150k with a R9 280X and will give you the exact same gaming performance as the above PC. A 350K gaming PC will have 2x R9 290s in Crossfire. That's around 3x the gaming performance of the above PC.

2. A video editing PC requires a fast and reliable hard drive setup. The recommended option is adding RAID card and going for a 3/5 hard drive RAID 5 setup. As for the graphics card, the recommended would be a GTX760/Quadro K2000 or above. 350k will buy you an entry level 4K editing system.

3. 3D animation requires a lot of rendering power and a workstation graphics card for viewport performance. Depending on your software preference, go for a Quadro or Firepro graphics card.

 

[greenthunder]

Sorry but you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. That's not a very high end gaming PC, not a good video editing PC and definitely not a good PC for 3D animation.

All these 3 require inherently different features to perform optimally, and the above system fails in every regard.

1. A gaming PC is as strong as its graphics card. You can build a PC for 150k with a R9 280X and will give you the exact same gaming performance as the above PC. A 350K gaming PC will have 2x R9 290s in Crossfire. That's around 3x the gaming performance of the above PC.

2. A video editing PC requires a fast and reliable hard drive setup. The recommended option is adding RAID card and going for a 3/5 hard drive RAID 5 setup. As for the graphics card, the recommended would be a GTX760/Quadro K2000 or above. 350k will buy you an entry level 4K editing system.

3. 3D animation requires a lot of rendering power and a workstation graphics card for viewport performance. Depending on your software preference, go for a Quadro or Firepro graphics card.[/SIZE]

Whats the bang for the buck GPU that has lowest power consumption compered? (max 40k)

 

[Redline Technologies]

Whats the bang for the buck GPU that has lowest power consumption compered? (max 40k)

The best cards you can buy for 40k are the R9 280 and the GTX760.

The R9 280 is the faster card, but the GTX760 draws around 20W less power.

 

[Roma Rox]

Sorry but you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. That's not a very high end gaming PC, not a good video editing PC and definitely not a good PC for 3D animation.

All these 3 require inherently different features to perform optimally, and the above system fails in every regard.

1. A gaming PC is as strong as its graphics card. You can build a PC for 150k with a R9 280X and will give you the exact same gaming performance as the above PC. A 350K gaming PC will have 2x R9 290s in Crossfire. That's around 3x the gaming performance of the above PC.

2. A video editing PC requires a fast and reliable hard drive setup. The recommended option is adding RAID card and going for a 3/5 hard drive RAID 5 setup. As for the graphics card, the recommended would be a GTX760/Quadro K2000 or above. 350k will buy you an entry level 4K editing system.

3. 3D animation requires a lot of rendering power and a workstation graphics card for viewport performance. Depending on your software preference, go for a Quadro or Firepro graphics card.[/SIZE]

this is not my spec this is a one of USA Video editor's computer spec.. I put R9 280X becuase of the price range. actually this is a video editing computer. In Sri Lankan computer price any one can't get a good computer under there budget. and one thing give us a 350k PC with 2 r9 280x and same performance as a above PC spec.

 

[Redline Technologies]

Gaming PC for 400K

Intel Core i7 4820K 3.7Ghz Quad Core
Corsair H110 hydro cooler
MSI X79-G45 Plus
Corsair 8GB (2x4GB) Vengeance Pro 1600 Mhz CL9 DDR3 kit
2x Sapphire Radeon R9 290 4GB DDR5 Tri-X in Corssfire
Corsair Force GS 120GB SSD
WD Black 2TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gbps
Samsung Bluray Combo
Seasonic X-850 850W 80+ Gold Fully Modular
Corsair Graphite-series 760T White


Video Editing PC for 400K (for mid range 4k editing - high end systems go over Rs 1 million)

Intel Core i7 4820K 3.7Ghz Quad Core
Corsair H60 hydro cooler
MSI X79-G45 Plus
4x Corsair 8GB Vengeance 1600 Mhz CL10 DDR3
NVIDIA Quadro K2000 2GB DDR5
Samsung 840 Evo 250GB SSD
3x Toshiba Nearline Enterprise 2TB in RAID 5 with Areca ARC RAID Controller
Samsung Bluray Combo
Seasonic G550 550W 80+ Gold Modular
Corsair Carbide-series 330R


3D Animation PC for 400K

Intel Core i7 4930K 3.2Ghz Hexa Core
Corsair H60 hydro cooler
MSI X79-G45 Plus
4x Corsair 8GB Vengeance 1600 Mhz CL10 DDR3
NVIDIA Quadro K4000 3GB DDR5
Samsung 840 Evo 250GB SSD
Toshiba Nearline Enterprise 2TB
Samsung Bluray Combo
Seasonic G550 550W 80+ Gold Modular
Corsair Carbide-series 330R



If you want something that does all 3 well, we'd suggest getting the video editing system with a graphics card such as a R9 290 or a GTX780.

Configuring these systems come from years of experience working with different systems and components and working with experts in the industry. We currently supply most of the major TV stations and a number of TV production houses in the country, so we know what we are talking about

 

[Roma Rox]

Gaming PC for 400K

Intel Core i7 4820K 3.7Ghz Quad Core
Corsair H110 hydro cooler
MSI X79-G45 Plus
Corsair 8GB (2x4GB) Vengeance Pro 1600 Mhz CL9 DDR3 kit
2x Sapphire Radeon R9 290 4GB DDR5 Tri-X in Corssfire
Corsair Force GS 120GB SSD
WD Black 2TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gbps
Samsung Bluray Combo
Seasonic X-850 850W 80+ Gold Fully Modular
Corsair Graphite-series 760T White


Video Editing PC for 400K (for mid range 4k editing - high end systems go over Rs 1 million)

Intel Core i7 4820K 3.7Ghz Quad Core
Corsair H60 hydro cooler
MSI X79-G45 Plus
4x Corsair 8GB Vengeance 1600 Mhz CL10 DDR3
NVIDIA Quadro K2000 2GB DDR5
Samsung 840 Evo 250GB SSD
3x Toshiba Nearline Enterprise 2TB in RAID 5 with Areca ARC RAID Controller
Samsung Bluray Combo
Seasonic G550 550W 80+ Gold Modular
Corsair Carbide-series 330R


3D Animation PC for 400K

Intel Core i7 4930K 3.2Ghz Hexa Core
Corsair H60 hydro cooler
MSI X79-G45 Plus
4x Corsair 8GB Vengeance 1600 Mhz CL10 DDR3
NVIDIA Quadro K4000 3GB DDR5
Samsung 840 Evo 250GB SSD
Toshiba Nearline Enterprise 2TB
Samsung Bluray Combo
Seasonic G550 550W 80+ Gold Modular
Corsair Carbide-series 330R



If you want something that does all 3 well, we'd suggest getting the video editing system with a graphics card such as a R9 290 or a GTX780.

Configuring these systems come from years of experience working with different systems and components and working with experts in the industry. We currently supply most of the major TV stations and a number of TV production houses in the country, so we know what we are talking about

These are good spec for each category. but 400k for only gaming. it's a wast of money. I gave spec for all three categories. so he can do graphic, video editing and gaming. that's why i put heading Graphic/Video editing/Gaming. PC 3 in 1 PC. my spec and your video editing spec are same. so what the hell you are talking. my 1st spec includes monitor also. that's why i put R9 280x graphic card.and also,

1. I7 4930K is better than I7 4820k
http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i7-4930K-vs-Intel-Core-I7-4820k

2. And another thing WD black is the best hard drive.

My new spec without monitor.

Intel Core i7 4930K 3.4Ghz Hexa Core LGA 2011 (3rd Gen) - 86000/- (3y)
MSI X79A-GD45 Plus - 35000/- (3y)
4 x Corsair Vengeance 8GB 1600 Mhz CL10 DDR3 - 52000/- (L/T)
Western Digital Black 2TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gbps - 26500/- (5y)
Western Digital Black 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gbps - 17000/- (5y)
Samsung 840 Evo 256GB SATA 6Gbps Solid State Drive - 34000/- (3y)
Sapphire Radeon R9 290 Tri-X 4GB GDDR5 - 76000/- (3y)
Seasonic G750 750W 80+ Gold Modular - 26000/- (3y)
Cooler Master 690 III Window - 12750/- (Barclays)
Corsair H60 Hydro Coole - 16000/- (5y)
Samsung Blu Ray Combo - 8000/-
ASUS DVD Writer - 2750/-

Full Spec - 392,000/-

 

[Redline Technologies]

WD Black is the fastest hard drive for everyday desktop use. For RAID systems, you need to use enterprise class hard drives. Regular desktop hard drives do not have the required circuitry to run a reliable RAID 5 setup. Also a RAID 5 setup requires a RAID card which costs around Rs 50k. That's what's missing from your system price.

 

[egs]

People who do proper video editing never go with MSI m/b, unless they dont know and take the word of the seller, you need to go with workstation level Motherboard of ASUS / Intel if systems are to be built.

Without a proper foundation a system cannot be built, Many dont even know where an SSD is used and they just use the SSD its like that the M/b is also used.

So best is before a system is build contact the vendor who can supply it, and go with his thoughts.

Also some editing cards need specific models of M/B, VGA so you need to select the correct card you cannot simply select a AMD or NVIDIA lower end vga even a 760 does not work well.

Also video editing and Animation needs to move out of desktop its not for desktop pc use. Its for stable environment, so Work station M/B and even a Xeon Processor will be better off. Xeon is infact the same price as the desktop processor.

So based on the M/B it self one will know what type of environment a system has been built, Those who do up market gaming system think of this m/b so they think its also good for other application so they go with this.

 

[Roma Rox]

People who do proper video editing never go with MSI m/b, unless they dont know and take the word of the seller, you need to go with workstation level Motherboard of ASUS / Intel if systems are to be built.

Without a proper foundation a system cannot be built, Many dont even know where an SSD is used and they just use the SSD its like that the M/b is also used.

So best is before a system is build contact the vendor who can supply it, and go with his thoughts.

Also some editing cards need specific models of M/B, VGA so you need to select the correct card you cannot simply select a AMD or NVIDIA lower end vga even a 760 does not work well.

Also video editing and Animation needs to move out of desktop its not for desktop pc use. Its for stable environment, so Work station M/B and even a Xeon Processor will be better off. Xeon is infact the same price as the desktop processor.

So based on the M/B it self one will know what type of environment a system has been built, Those who do up market gaming system think of this m/b so they think its also good for other application so they go with this.

ya that's right. in my 1st spec i want to put a ASUS M/B. but it's very expensive.In sri lankan AUSU M/B are very expensive. 58000/- so after finishing the pc budget should be go around 500k..

 

[kasun090354t]

mama me nikamata wage ahanne
meke mechchra ganan dila pc ganna un innawada
300k, 400k
mama 150000 withara kohomahari ekak ganna inne.

 

[egs]

ya that's right. in my 1st spec i want to put a ASUS M/B. but it's very expensive.In sri lankan AUSU M/B are very expensive. 58000/- so after finishing the pc budget should be go around 500k..

Yes but for starters I would say your effort was great. This gives an eye opener for genuine buyers to know what is essential for each type rather than going based on what the seller says.

I will not say the seller is allways correct but some sellers know what they sell at least 80-90%.

But most customers 90% do not go to them since they may not know them. So what you have done is very good.

 

[Roma Rox]

mama me nikamata wage ahanne
meke mechchra ganan dila pc ganna un innawada
300k, 400k
mama 150000 withara kohomahari ekak ganna inne.

ganna un innawa bn.. wade hatiyata thama ithin..

 

[Redline Technologies]

People who do proper video editing never go with MSI m/b, unless they dont know and take the word of the seller, you need to go with workstation level Motherboard of ASUS / Intel if systems are to be built.

Without a proper foundation a system cannot be built, Many dont even know where an SSD is used and they just use the SSD its like that the M/b is also used.

So best is before a system is build contact the vendor who can supply it, and go with his thoughts.

Also some editing cards need specific models of M/B, VGA so you need to select the correct card you cannot simply select a AMD or NVIDIA lower end vga even a 760 does not work well.

Also video editing and Animation needs to move out of desktop its not for desktop pc use. Its for stable environment, so Work station M/B and even a Xeon Processor will be better off. Xeon is infact the same price as the desktop processor.

So based on the M/B it self one will know what type of environment a system has been built, Those who do up market gaming system think of this m/b so they think its also good for other application so they go with this.

When was the last time you sold a high end video editing system? How many high end video editing systems have you sold in the past year? 3? So no, you do not know what people who do proper video editing buy.

We've sold hundreds, and our highest failure rates have been from Asus motherboards, especially Sabertooth boards. So no, they are not as reliable as you might think. As a responsible vendor, you should not try to make money off market perception. As for Intel, they stopped making consumer boards because they themselves admit that their boards were bad.

Also unlike you, we provide full solutions that include capture cards, RAID cards and workstation graphics cards, so we do know quite a bit about the compatibility of these products with motherboards. Once again, please do not try to rake money in through customer ignorance.

Like you said, it's best to go to a vendor who knows what they are talking about and are ready to put their money where their mouth is. And someone who also sells high end workstations on a regular basis.

As for the server boards and Xeon processors, agreed that they are more reliable. However, unless a dual socket system is involved, most people prefer the raw power and overclockability of a Core i7 system over the marginal reliability offered through a Xeon system. If anyone requires a Xeon system, we have them available.

 

[Redline Technologies]

mama me nikamata wage ahanne
meke mechchra ganan dila pc ganna un innawada
300k, 400k
mama 150000 withara kohomahari ekak ganna inne.

Yes actually. High end systems for TV production studios usually tend to cost around 600-800k and sometimes even more.

 

[Buuruwa]

Games ගහන්න VGA Card එකක් ගන්න කලින් මේක කියවලා බලන්න

http://www.elakiri.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1620160

 

[Roma Rox]

Gaming PC For AMD FANS


AMD FX-8350 4.0GHz Eight Core - 32,000 (3y)

MSI 970A-G43 - 12,500 (3y)

Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo air cooler - 5,000 (1y)

Corsair Vengeance 8GB 1600 Mhz CL10 DDR3 - 13,500 (L/T)

Western Digital Blue 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gbps - 9,500 (2y)

Sapphire Radeon R9 280X Dual-X OC 3GB GDDR5 - 48,000 (3y)

Seasonic M12II 620W 80+ Bronze Modular - 14,000 (3y)

Cooler Master Storm Enforcer - 13,000 (1y)

ASUS 24x DVD R/W - 2,750 (1y)


Full System Price - 150,250


AOC I2269VM 22" LED backlit IPS monitor - 24,500 (3y)

With Monitor Full System Price - 174,750