A good quality psu is these days a must, those are platinum/gold rated, you have to keep in mind adding another card in future for xfire/SLi is an option. I am sure they're avail for Rs.5k-7k.

Those so-called "gold", "platinum", "silver" and "bronze" ratings are bullshit

not bullshit, just only related to efficiency, nothing else

listen to NTA, cheapass psu don't last and don't give you the wattage mentioned, plus they don't have 4-pin power cable for gpus -.- psu is the base..get a descent psu, cpu with mobo and ram, use you old gpu or the onboard one..wait for an year or so then go for a new gpu maybe, amd are coming up with HD 8xxx and nVidia with GTX 7xx..plus the current market will drop drastically.

A good quality psu is these days a must, those are platinum/gold rated, you have to keep in mind adding another card in future for xfire/SLi is an option. I am sure they're avail for Rs.5k-7k.

Those so-called "gold", "platinum", "silver" and "bronze" ratings are bullshit

not bullshit, just only related to efficiency, nothing else

 

http://www.hardocp.com/article/2011/10/ ... buying_psu

did I say efficiency had any relevance to stability and such?

 

Masato, its experience speaking, I had a cheapass psu it literally blew up, took other components of my pc with it (most). -.- fine if you wanna side with local ones.

did I say efficiency had any relevance to stability and such?

 

http://www.hardocp.com/article/2011/10/ ... ying_psu/2

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The difference between a "bronze 80Plus" PSU and a normal "80Plus" PSU is negligible, you're not going to save much more money at normal use by buying a "bronze 80Plus" PSU over a normal "80Plus" PSU.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2011459/ ... r-500.html Check this link.. will this be able to run MW2 @ 120 fps on MAX settings..?

Masato, its experience speaking, I had a cheapass psu it literally blew up, took other components of my pc with it (most). -.- fine if you wanna side with local ones.

There's a difference between buying a quality PSU and a Gold/Platinum efficiency one (note efficiency; this only affects how much power you're using from the powerpoint). Almost any PSU from Corsair, Antec, Seasonic etc. will last for years upon years and, if you do your research, will supply you with all the connectors you could possibly need.