I want to use a computer to play games, should I choose dual core or quad core?

I really can't stand your configuration First of all,250It's not a high-frequency dual-core,In any case, it's not as good as 645,It can be compared with 640 645555555,And i3 is beyond them。

9600GT GT430 These are not good cards, especially GT430 to get 1G claims to support DX11, which is like a bicycle with an engine and dares to call itself a motorcycle, and the actual performance is not as good as a motorcycle. The 6750 512m card is much better than them.

I don't know how much budget you have, so I'll give you a new list at the same price as the first set.

CPU: AMD Athlon™ II 555 (Case) 580 Motherboard: MSI 880GM-E41 500

Graphics card: Sapphire 6750 Platinum Edition 600 (or MSI R6750 Blizzard) Memory: Apacer DDR3 1333 4G 170 HDD: Western Digital 500G Blue Disk 270

Power supply: Antitek VP350P 250

Optical drive: LG or Lite *** 100

Chassis: Cooler Master DOOM 170

This set is about two thousand six, and the low special effects in most games are no problem

Of course, it's good to have 4 cores.,Look at the configuration of the two hosts above you must be the first one is much better.,Whether it's a CPU or a graphics card, it's a grade stronger than the second.,It's recommended to buy the configuration above.。

Cup quad-core i3 5300,.

Graphics card independent, 1G, **Net 260 free shipping, go to the store at least 400, others as long as they are compatible,

Playing large games is definitely better with 4 cores and faster processing. This is in the same case as other configurations.

Dual-core PCs typically run large gaming cards. Configurations for dual-core PCs are also very variable, with dual-core PCs not suitable for playing large games, and smaller games generally running smoothly. In addition, in addition to the CPU, other hardware requirements for running games on the computer are also required, for example, some games have high requirements for the graphics card, and if the computer graphics card configuration is low, it is also impossible to run some games.

Dual-core is simply two cores, and the core, also known as the core, is the most important component of the CPU. The bulging chip in the center of the CPU is the core, which is manufactured by monocrystalline silicon with a certain production process, and all the calculations, storage commands, and data processing of the CPU are executed by the core. All kinds of CPU cores have a fixed logical structure, and logical units such as first-level cache, second-level cache, execution unit, instruction-level unit and bus interface will have a scientific layout.

Games are divided into online games and stand-alone games.

Under normal circumstances, 80% of the smoothness of the game depends on the graphics processing power of the graphics card, so common games only need to have more than two cores, and high-end dual cores are good. However, with the higher and higher computer configuration, the stand-alone version of the game is also moving closer to the high-end CPU, such as the current Crysis 3, which requires high configuration for both CPU and graphics card.

In addition to certain requirements for the graphics card, the fluency of the networked version of the game also has great requirements for the network speed, and the network speed is directly proportional to the CPU performance, so the networked version of the game requires a higher CPU performance.

i3 are all dual-core Notebooks, and some i5s are also dual-core.

Therefore, dual-core is also suitable for playing games, in fact, the game mainly depends on the graphics card CPU 400 yuan or more, and there will be no bottleneck (except for masterpieces).

Why not? Also look at the graphics card and memory, I'm dual-core. Jit up buddy

It's suitable for playing, and you have to look at the graphics card to play the game, and the graphics card is good to play the game.

Of course, you can, before that, the single-core people played 3D.

It's suitable, why not, you can play with a single core.

Why not, in fact, it mainly depends on the graphics card.

1. The differences between dual-core and quad-core are: different cores, different characteristics, and different advantages.

2. The number of cores is different: dual-core: a processor based on a single semiconductor has two processor cores with the same function. Quad-core: A processor based on a single semiconductor that has four processor cores with the same function.

3. Different characteristics: Dual-core: It is an effective way to improve the performance of the processor.

Because the actual performance of the processor is the total number of instructions that the processor can process in each clock cycle, adding one core doubles the number of units that the processor can execute per clock cycle. Quad-core: It is faster for the CPU to open four programs than for the dual-core CPU to open four programs, and multi-core has a greater advantage in large data volume operations.

4. Different advantages: dual-core: each CPU integrates 1M cache, the process is 90nm, and there is no hyper-threading technology to assume the arbiter with the North Bridge.

Quad-core: It has a function called "wide dynamic execution". More importantly, it operates at a lower power consumption than the Netburst architecture, which provides processing power for the Pentium 4.