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Have you looked at vertical mouses as an option? As I know they are the best in terms of long term usage.

Originally posted by aceonetheriver

Originally posted by VISHMASTER

Originally posted by aceonetheriver
omg 8-10 hours of poker everyday? really?

Yeah.. I play 8-10hrs Double or Nothing sngs.. So its very easy 2 concentrate for a longer time..

wow sick volume ! u think u can do this if u play 50-50 on stars?

Tbh, I've never tried 50-50 on stars. I play with a lot of DON players who used 2 play DON on stars and tried 50-50s and did'nt like it.
Bcos, in 50-50s u need 2 play more aggressive at the end and even the good regulars don't have more than 5% ROI. Whereas u can maintain 10% ROI in DON if ur good at it.
Volume wise , if u can handle 50-50s , it should be as easy as DONs.

Hi guys,
I just came to know that the PCs right now offers better graphics that the PS3 and Xbox.. So I've decided to but a PC that can run the latest racing games (only racing) untill PS4 comes out.

My Config:

Processor : Intel i-5 (there are lot of models and am really confused )
Graphic card : Nvidia GTX 560 Ti 1GB GDDR5
RAM : 8GB
HDD : 1TB 7200 rpm (Thinking of adding a SSD too )
What power supply do I buy? 400 W good ?
I need to choose mother board and cabinet (want then to support USB 3.0)

Requirements for poker (using HUD only on tiled tables not cascading):
- any sort of new CPU that you can find on the market (single core 3GHZ more than enough)
- any sort of video card except when you want more than 2 monitors.
- any trashy powersource and everything else
- hardcore monitor(s) and a good gaming mouse.

@VISHMASTER, don't be greedy when it comes to power supply, i have a friend who made a similar build and had a small power supply and didn't even booted, fried it instantly first time he pushed the button

Originally posted by andreibalint
Requirements for poker (using HUD only on tiled tables not cascading):
- any sort of new CPU that you can find on the market (single core 3GHZ more than enough)
- any sort of video card except when you want more than 2 monitors.
- any trashy powersource and everything else
- hardcore monitor(s) and a good gaming mouse.

@VISHMASTER, don't be greedy when it comes to power supply, i have a friend who made a similar build and had a small power supply and didn't even booted, fried it instantly first time he pushed the button

@andreibalint - ty mate
As far the config is concerned , I need my PC 2 support 3 24-inch monitors (full HD) . So I guess the below mentioned config. is enough

Processor : Intel i-5 (there are lot of models and am really confused )
Graphic card : Nvidia GTX 560 Ti 1GB GDDR5
RAM : 8GB HDD : 1TB 7200 rpm (Thinking of adding a SSD too )
What power supply do I buy? 400 W good ?
I need to choose mother board and cabinet (want then to support USB 3.0)

I'll buy the smallest power supply then.. Do u recommend any?

Thanks in advance

Think you got it wrong, buy the best supply possible not the cheapest ♦.

From what I know 400w is way weaker than what you need for optimum power.

http://support.asus.com/PowerSupply.aspx?SLanguage=en

Google some more calculators, there probably are more out there, just so you get an average of what you need.

For CPU take i5 2400

For Motherboard take MSI: www.msi.com/product/mb/B75A-G43.html It supports USB3

For PSU choose one of these:
1) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371030
2) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139027
3) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817256061

Or if you want to take something cheaper(which I dont recommend at all for the reasons andreibalint stated) but still reliable, choose from these brands: Antec, Seasonic, Corsair, Silverstone, XFX, Enermax and OCZ.

Whatever you choose, take at least 500W(preferably 650W if you want to use 3 monitors). Then you can be sure that you have enough power to run your system fluently. 500W doesn't mean that your PC runs @500W all the time. It is the maximum wattage your PSU can handle.

By cabinet you mean case I guess: http://www.amazon.co.uk/BitFenix-Outlaw-Midi-Tower-Chassis/dp/B005TUQGX6 for example.

GTX 560 Ti is a good choice for gaming, but can only support 2 monitors. For 3+ monitors you would need Eyefinity support for a graphic card. Then your choice would be Radeon 6950 which cost about the same as the 560 Ti. There are much cheaper cards for 3+ monitors support, but not good for playing video games.

And finally for a mouse I recommend Razer Deathadder which has been praised a lot.