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Tech Forums => PC Tech => Topic started by: ierofan on September 05, 2012, 03:21:05 AM
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Post natin yung estimate natin sa presyo ng mga pyesa. Dami narin kasing nagtatanong kung anong dapat bilin na ganto, ano magandang ganyan. etc etc
Explain din sana kung bakit yun yung pyesang napili. :-D :-D
No external links please. If you were to discuss individual product prices, please try to use private messages. :mrgreen:
I'll start:
35k+ mid range gaming pc rig
CPU: AMD Bulldozer FX-4100 (3.3Ghz, quadcore)
Motherboard Asrock 970 Extreme 3 (4 dimm slots)
Graphics Card Asus GTX550 Ti (overpriced, but nice cooling according to some)
RAM Kingston HyperX Blu DDR3 (8x2) (upgradable up to 32GB, kaya apat ang dimm slots ng motherboard.)
Case CM Storm Enforcer (malaki space sa loob, for bigger graphics cards, plus for cooling purposes)
PSU Corsair GS700 700 watts (SATA connectors. plus a 6-pin connector for the graphics card, yung ibang psu, wala nito.)
CPU Cooler Antec Kuhler H20 920 (awesome cooling, but noisy as hell)
Additional case fans: 500-800 pesos (estimate only)
20k mid/low end gaming pc rig
(http://sphotos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/563260_348157398603640_1878112801_n.jpg)
WIN! :razz: :razz:
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wat. All this time, akala ko mura na lang ang pc parts ngayon kumpara noon. Nagbabalak din kasi ako mag-assemble ng monster pc. Hehe. Pero salamat sa thread na 'to, makakapulot ako ng insights mula sa mga resident PC henyos.
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wat. All this time, akala ko mura na lang ang pc parts ngayon kumpara noon. Nagbabalak din kasi ako mag-assemble ng monster pc. Hehe. Pero salamat sa thread na 'to, makakapulot ako ng insights mula sa mga resident PC henyos.
Mahal ang disenteng video cards ngayon eh. pero may mga low end naman na makakasabay. Kaya mo yan ser! Para k lang bumili ng epiphone. hehe. Kaya pa naman babaan, pag may time ako mamaya, try ko gumawa ng 15k budget.
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'yung 20k setup mo, kaya ba niyan ang video/photo editing softwares plus games?
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'yung 20k setup mo, kaya ba niyan ang video/photo editing softwares plus games?
im guessing kaya, tho mags-struggle siya.
I assembled a PC for multimedia applications (3dsmax, Autocad, Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere), worth around 45-50k.
CPU: Top of the line Intel i7 (as of 1 year ago)
MOBO: make sure it has the appropriate slots for your hardware. don't spend too much on this but pick one that is future proof for 2-5 years (USB 3.0 is very important)
GPU: GTX560 Ti (coz who doesn't love games on 1080p?)
RAM: i've found that 8gb is a good compromise. I don't see myself using 16gb of memory, even on 3D apps.
STORAGE A: OCZ SSD 128gb (very fast, tho i don't recommend this as it has bad reviews, but i haven't had any problems yet after 6months.)
STORAGE B: any branded 1 TB HDD.
PSU: any branded one is fine, 750 watts.
Case: those Coolermasters that's around 2k is good enough.
Fans: add intake one side and underneath, add outtake on top.
CPU Cooler: none.
With that setup you can run games on 1920x1080. And you can seamlessly run any media application on 2 monitors on 1080p resolution. Very very worth the price if you're thinking of a workhorse computer.
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im guessing kaya, tho mags-struggle siya.
I assembled a PC for multimedia applications (3dsmax, Autocad, Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere), worth around 45-50k.
Kung ganyan kamahal ang software, talagang gagastusan mo ang workstation mo.
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'yung 20k setup mo, kaya ba niyan ang video/photo editing softwares plus games?
Kaya naman bossing. Sabi nga ni rigs, mejo mag struggle nga lang. About sa games naman, karamihan naman ng games, 3.0ghz (dual core) ang minimum requirements, e mayron kang 3.3ghz, tapos 3 cores pa. Vid card nalang yung prob mo pag nagkataon. Kunwari gusto mo makalaro ng mga bagong games, dagdag ka nalang konti sa budget mo. Pero yung nasa list ko sa 20k mark, kayang kaya yun e. Yung current ko na vidcard, nakikipag sabayan parin. 2009 pa yun. Yun lang di talaga kinaya ng computer ko yung battlefield 3. hahahahaha! Pero jan sa 20k mark ko, kayang kaya yan.
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Kung ganyan kamahal ang software, talagang gagastusan mo ang workstation mo.
haha true that, which makes me very thankful to be living in the Philippines.
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All these products are good .so you can choose from there.
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All these products are good .so you can choose from there.
(http://t.qkme.me/3pf903.jpg)
Share ko lang binabasa ko: http://lifehacker.com/5828747/how-to-build-a-computer-from-scratch-the-complete-guide
tapos tinitingnan ko itong price guide na nakita ko: http://www.pcgilmore.com.ph/downloads/pricelist_legalsize.pdf
Basically, ang softwares na gusto ko ay:
1. 1 video editing software (yung di sana resource hog - kung may ganun mang editing software. portable perhaps?)
2. 1 ala photoshop (GIMP or photoshop portable)
3. office essentials (portable uli siguro)
4. lots of games lol, pero ang tinitingnan kong games dito siguro 2010 backwards. not necessarily all the latest games kasi malamang di talaga kayanin ng mabubuo ko with 20k
Hardware wise, sana yung medyo "future-proof" ang mobo.
Using the price guide above, I'm looking at:
1. CPU: intel core i3 - 5k
2. mobo: MSI H77M-G43 Intel H77/A/V/L /USB 3.0 - 5k
3. hdd: Seagate 1TB 7200rpm SATA - 4k
4. ram: 2 pcs Kingston Hyper-X 2GB DDR3 1600 - 750x2
5. GPU: MSI R5670 1GB DDR3 128bit - 3150
total of P18650 na, pero shempre wala pang monitor and others.
Pa-critique naman diyan. lol
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Actually seems ok na yan...
gawin mo nlang 720p yung gaming mo para d stressed... pero seems ok na ok na yan...
actually mga hardware ngayon sa totoo lang ang lalakas na eh... software companies lang pnprogram nila softwares nila para ma stress hardwares and for us to buy a faster one...
:)
Pero very decent na yan setup mo bro :)
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gawin mo nlang 720p yung gaming mo para d stressed... pero seems ok na ok na yan...
Tengks! Pero ano ba ang ibig sabihin mo dito na "gawing 720p"? Paano yun? Sensya limited vocabs ko sa IT eh, hehe.
And oh, bawal txtspk. Welcome sa philmusic!
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Hi sir sori, nasanay sa text speak.
haha
anyway resolution mo gawin mo
1366x768
thats more than enough na on resolution. Higher than that ata yung 1080 HD na.
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Ah, sa settings ng resolution mismo pala. Kala ko may hardware pang kelangan. Hehe. TY!
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Using the price guide above, I'm looking at:
1. CPU: intel core i3 - 5k
2. mobo: MSI H77M-G43 Intel H77/A/V/L /USB 3.0 - 5k
3. hdd: Seagate 1TB 7200rpm SATA - 4k
4. ram: 2 pcs Kingston Hyper-X 2GB DDR3 1600 - 750x2
5. GPU: MSI R5670 1GB DDR3 128bit - 3150
total of P18650 na, pero shempre wala pang monitor and others.
Pa-critique naman diyan. lol
Decent setup na yan para sakin. Hehe parang ang hirap kasi bumuo ng "future proof" na rig. Ang bilis na maglabasan ng mga bago, tapos ngayon, lalaki ng ng resources na kaylangan with newer games.
Pero tignan mo tong comparison ng vidcard ko, sa isang mid-end na vidcard. Yung nasa kanan yung nasa PC ko ngayon.
http://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php?card1=647&card2=574
Sobrang laki ng difference, at sa opinyon ko, tatagal to. Kasi yung vidcard ko, 2009 pa binili, alive and kicking parin. Lumalaban pa sa ibang games. hehe.
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For mild gaming and general mid-level use, the AMD APUs are quite good. Just assembled a PC using an AMD A8-5600K APU. Quad core 3.6 GHz to 3.8 GHz unlocked with Radeon HD7560D graphics
It gets a Windows 7 64-bit rating of 7.2 for the processor and 6.7 on both Windows aero and gaming graphics. The real catch here is its price. For a price tag of Php 4550 you get a performance slightly better than its Intel i3 counterpart and a graphic card/chip that's worth 2K at-least if bought separately. Just add a good size RAM to support both CPU and GPU functions.
(http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/ll33/jamming_papu/Windowsrating_zps4854438a.jpg)
My complete specs:
AMD A8-5600K - 4550
Gigabyte F2A55M - 2600
Kingston 2x4Gb 1333 MHz RAM - 2400
Intel 320 80 Gb SSD (primary) - 5000
ACBel 500W PSU - 1500
Neutron Case - 1100
pwede kumuha ng HDD para 2200 na lang yung storage. 14350 na lang yun kung ganun. :)
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My complete specs:
AMD A8-5600K - 4550
Gigabyte F2A55M - 2600
Kingston 2x4Gb 1333 MHz RAM - 2400
Intel 320 80 Gb SSD (primary) - 5000
ACBel 500W PSU - 1500
Neutron Case - 1100
dapang-dapa ito ah!
mura na pala AMD quads ngayon. anong socket type nito? yung ASUS na nabili ko 2 years ago kaya pa yung mga AMDs ngayon. naka micro atx casing ako pero pag nag full blown, mid range setup na ulit baka yun pa rin gagamitin ko. gamit na gamit yung onboard video hehe. yun lang problema baka yung graphics ko di ko masalpakan ng bago hehe.
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FM2 socket yan. Designed for 2nd Generation A-series APU. Good for gaming na setup for me na kaya macover up to 2-4 years ng mga recommended requirements in the future.
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sir tip ko lang punta kayo sa tipidpc.com may forum dun, dun ako nagtanong dati daming magagaling sa ganyan sa budget mo na 35k mas magandang rig pa mabibili mo pare ko, gumawa ka na din ng account dun tapos sa pchub ka bumili para may discount kapa pakita mo lang na member ka ng tipidpc :-D
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sir tip ko lang punta kayo sa tipidpc.com may forum dun, dun ako nagtanong dati daming magagaling sa ganyan sa budget mo na 35k mas magandang rig pa mabibili mo pare ko, gumawa ka na din ng account dun tapos sa pchub ka bumili para may discount kapa pakita mo lang na member ka ng tipidpc :-D
Yeah, but most members are fanboys (intel fanboys mostly). "Pangit yan, eto gamitin mo... bla bla bla" kahit di pa naman nasubukan yung certain item. I quit TPC right away, that was 2 years ago. Hindi katulad rito, ako lang ang ganun, hehe joke.
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IN. :-D
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UP!
Budget 20k
CPU: AMD A10-7850k P6300.00
Board: MSI A88XM Gaming P3500 (This is optional. Since the cpu/apu i bought has a bundled gigabyte FM2+)
RAM: 8GB Kingston DDR3 P2980
PSU Corsair VS550 P2200
Pretty much it. The case, CPU cooler, and HDD are from my previous system. But if you'll gonna buy those new, there's still enough budget for you to buy decent case, cooler and hdd. I did not bother buying a discreet GPU as I am gonna use this system primarily for work, and I won't go full hardcore on gaming anytime soon.
The verdict: Not that great for gaming, but not BAD either (can go high but not ultra high). For office work, it's a little hard core. :lol:
The primary pro of my current setup is budget. My main con right now is even with the highest toughest APU in the AMD A series, it still can't go head to head with systems with discreet mid to high end GPUs, for gaming at least. i've played Fall Out 3, Tomb Raider 2013, Assassin's creed Black flag.I still have to turn down the settings even if all of those are old games, a year old at least.. But right now, I'm using my system for work. I have mulitple virtual machines running. No problems so far. I also used my system to edit (amateur editing) some of my vlog videos using Sony Vegas Pro. So, there.
So far, I'm happy about it. Upgrading is not on my plans yet.
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punta kayo sa pc gilmore website andun mga presyo ng desktop package at mga pc components.
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punta kayo sa pc gilmore website andun mga presyo ng desktop package at mga pc components.
Come on, where's the joy of building with that? hehe.
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UP!
Budget 20k
CPU: AMD A10-7850k P6300.00
Board: MSI A88XM Gaming P3500 (This is optional. Since the cpu/apu i bought has a bundled gigabyte FM2+)
RAM: 8GB Kingston DDR3 P2980
PSU Corsair VS550 P2200
Pretty much it. The case, CPU cooler, and HDD are from my previous system. But if you'll gonna buy those new, there's still enough budget for you to buy decent case, cooler and hdd. I did not bother buying a discreet GPU as I am gonna use this system primarily for work, and I won't go full hardcore on gaming anytime soon.
The verdict: Not that great for gaming, but not BAD either (can go high but not ultra high). For office work, it's a little hard core. :lol:
The primary pro of my current setup is budget. My main con right now is even with the highest toughest APU in the AMD A series, it still can't go head to head with systems with discreet mid to high end GPUs, for gaming at least. i've played Fall Out 3, Tomb Raider 2013, Assassin's creed Black flag.I still have to turn down the settings even if all of those are old games, a year old at least.. But right now, I'm using my system for work. I have mulitple virtual machines running. No problems so far. I also used my system to edit (amateur editing) some of my vlog videos using Sony Vegas Pro. So, there.
So far, I'm happy about it. Upgrading is not on my plans yet.
ang mahal naman ng cpu napili mo yung balak ko ibuild pag nagka pera 2k or 3k lang cpu papalo lang sa 17k meron na sound card.
pag dinagdagan ko ng monitor papalo ng 20k +++ base sa canvassing ko pc gilmore website.
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ang mahal naman ng cpu napili mo yung balak ko ibuild pag nagka pera 2k or 3k lang cpu papalo lang sa 17k meron na sound card.
pag dinagdagan ko ng monitor papalo ng 20k +++ base sa canvassing ko pc gilmore website.
Because I need the computing power. If I needed something lower than that, I could have easily switched to a cheaper one.
Before you do building, ask yourself, what do you need your rig for? Will it be gaming? Office stuff? Hardcore office stuff? Watching movies? Things like that. I could fit everything inside a 20k budget. But, I have to consider some things. And since I have existing working parts, I shot for the best upgrade I could buy with my budget..
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parang wala ng nagbebenta ng sound card for windows 7 pataas panay na built in sa motherboard.
ang hina ng volume. kailangan bumili ng malakas na speaker.