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Is This A Good Build

i7 4790k
msi z97 guard pro
kingston 8GB Ram DDR3
2 TB Wd Blue HDD
Sapphire R9 270x
Corsair vs 650 PSU
Cooler Master 350 Cabinet

My Budget Is 60000INR.
And This Build Costs Around 61000.

If There Are good Alternatives Than This Build Please Suggest But It Should Be In Budget .
I Dont want Monitor keyboard Mouse , Etc.

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switch the i7 for the i5 4690k and get a better GPU

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I Don't Want A Gaming Pc.

I Just Do Gaming A Bit.

I Am Purchasing It For Rendering, Editing etc.

thanks for the suggestion.

For USD It Should be under 1000usd.

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I Don't Want A Gaming Pc.

I Just Do Gaming A Bit.

I Am Purchasing It For Rendering, Editing etc.

thanks for the suggestion.

For USD It Should be under 1000usd.

I suppose that u're going to render a lot, so it's better to use nvidia rather ati, because of lower power consumption.

It doesn't really matter when u just play sometime, but when it's working 24/7 it does make sense.

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I suppose that u're going to render a lot, so it's better to use nvidia rather ati, because of lower power consumption.

It doesn't really matter when u just play sometime, but when it's working 24/7 it does make sense.

so does that mean i should buy i5 4690k.

OR keep The i7 4790k with nvidia graphic card which is in the price rnge of r9 270x.

 

Plz Also Suggest A Good Graphic Card Under 15000inr Or 250 usd

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so does that mean i should buy i5 4690k.

OR keep The i7 4790k with nvidia graphic card which is in the price rnge of r9 270x.

 

Plz Also Suggest A Good Graphic Card Under 15000inr Or 250 usd

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Anyway, ditch the i7 and stick with the i5. I know you'll be rendering, but that also depends on the GPU, not only on the CPU. Also, as mentioned, nvidia does better at video render than AMD.

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so does that mean i should buy i5 4690k.

OR keep The i7 4790k with nvidia graphic card which is in the price rnge of r9 270x.

 

Plz Also Suggest A Good Graphic Card Under 15000inr Or 250 usd

i5 would be fine.

As a gpu for less than 250$ I would recommend gtx 760 2gb (try to get msi twin frozr edition, it is very quiet).

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so does that mean i should buy i5 4690k.

OR keep The i7 4790k with nvidia graphic card which is in the price rnge of r9 270x.

 

Plz Also Suggest A Good Graphic Card Under 15000inr Or 250 usd

 

Either stay with an i7 or consider a 4-core/8-thread Xenon. You do not necessarily need an overclockable cpu. I would also suggest considering an H97 motherboard. Put the savings into a better gpu that is compatible with the editing and rendering software you use. (Most modern editing/rendering packages will use the gpu to accelerate work, especially rendering.) An ssd would be a very nice addition.

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Go with a Xeon and spend the saved bucks on a 280(x)

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