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I can answer most any question in this category for the home desktop builder and for most gaming PC builders. This includes what kind of case, cooling products, overclocking, all hardware, software, and safety issues. I can also advise on where the best sources for purchasing hardware on the net.
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You can't beat this for the price. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=43962 I just don't know if it is available in India? If not you can probably shop
1 - cpu. amd or intel... what do you recommend? This is according to what you want to spend. I have always used AMD processors. They will take higher temps and overclocking better than intel. This is not
You will have to find out what socket type your motherboard is. You just can't put any processor in. It has to be the same socket type. As far as video editing, a P4 or better and plenty of RAM (at least
After having many different video cards through the years, I would say my favorite is Nvidia (Geforce). The ATI cards are alright but do not have the performance or easily adjustable clocking like Geforce
Try a USB keyboard. I believe your keyboard port is bad. The only other thing I can think of is make sure any keyboard settings you have in your BIOS are correct. I've seen many different options concerning

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