I want to build computer for my home. My budget is around 30,000/-. ?

Question

I want to include core 2 dio, 4500, entry level graphic card and 19" wide TFT. I want detailed configuration.

Answer 1

If your budget is $30,000, just go buy the most expensive everything!

Answer 2

try this

http://www.anythinginit.com/build-pc.asp

Answer 3

Hello Sanjeev Im Frm Chandigarh..U can get a descent computer for home and for gaming in 30000 Rs.

19" Wide TFt will cost you around 10000Rs.

160Gb Sata Hdd Western Digital- 1700/- approx

Cabinet Iball/Techcom- 1000-1500/-

Motherboard Intel/Asus- 2000-2500/-

Intel Core 2 Duo E4600- 5000/-

Nvidia Geforce 8400gs Pci Express 512mb card- 2200/- approx.

Dvd Ram-Lg- 1200/-

Logitech Keyboard, Mouse- 1000/-

2 Gb Dynet Ram 667 mhz- 1500/-

These are approximate rates varying from city to city. And you still have a lot of upgrades than the above configuration that can be added in 30000Rs.

Answer 4

What i think is 30,000 is a good amount but u will have to reduce some weight like TFT, with this amount will get a good home pc also use in build graphic card.

Answer 5

Dude!!!  30,000!!?!?!?!?!  Sanjeev, that is too much.

If you do have that much money, I WOULD DEFINITELY DISCARD ALL YOUR CONFIGS!

Go buy the following:

Quad Core Extreme

8-12 GB of RAM (2GB sticks)

Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTX

Widescreen LCD 20" and over Monitor

Keyboard with lighting

Gaming Mouse

Headset

Tracking IR

Motherboard of your pick

A Mod Case (Xoxide, Newegg, Tigerdirect)

A nice 1200 PSW power supply

A great sound card...

Well, make sure you get these, but I'm sure they're 3,000 and a bit over.

Answer 6

Well, for all you hard heads, I think the guy lives in India and he means Rupees, so I just checked with a currency converter and here is what it says:

30,000.00 INR = 685.874 USD

For around this much you could build a good standard dual core depending on where you get your parts.  

Answer 7

You certainly must be foreign to be spending $30,000 on an entry-level PC lol.

It might help telling us what currency you're talking about and giving a rough approximation of what that is in USD or CAD, pounds, anything lol.