The computer needs to be upgraded, the CPU should be replaced, or the memory should be added

It is recommended to add a memory.

The graphics card is too good to be good. It's a waste.

A system of 32 can't use 4G memory.

It is recommended to change to a 64-bit system.

If it's just for home, there's no huge game, or work needs. It is not recommended to upgrade.

After two more years, the whole machine will be replaced. Bear with me, it's expensive now, don't waste money.

Hello, I don't know what the main application of your computer is, but I think.

Boosting the CPU has a greater impact on the overall machine than boosting the memory and graphics card.

4400+ main frequency only, besides, AMD's U is not as optimized as Intel for some software, so it is necessary to change to a CPU with a higher frequency architecture update to improve the overall performance.

My own legion answers.

NV's motherboard chipset with DDR2 memory.

There is a limit to how much you add to the performance.

Motherboard、Graphics card、CPU must be changed,Personally, I think it's more cost-effective to change the graphics card than to change the CPU,Now the 500RMB GPU is much better than the 500CPU ah!

It's better to change it all, haha!

It depends on what your computer looks like now! Look at the task manager, if the CPU grows too high, then you have to change the CPU, if the memory is not enough, then you have to add memory. If the display speed is slow, then you need to install a graphics card.

Mine is 250 CPU+2G memory Gigabyte 785 board, general games, easy to cope with office, memory is completely sufficient, dual-channel, the effect is minimal, you don't feel any performance improvement at all,

XP system,There's no improvement in adding memory.,It's a bit of an improvement to change this CPU.,As long as the CPU frequency is increased.,But as far as the ** of the upgrade is concerned.,I don't think it's meaningful.,When the second milk machine or sold from the match.。

If the original memory is more than 2G, there is no need to add it, so just upgrade the CPU. If you want to play a game, it's best to change the graphics card.

It's not bad to add a 2G memory speed, and if it doesn't work, it's okay to overclock, and my 4600+ is also overclocking.

Computer upgrade (or speed) should not only consider a certain index, but also from the motherboard, CPU, memory, graphics card capacity, etc. If you have a smaller CPU and a lower motherboard version, you won't be able to increase the speed by maximizing the memory capacity......You'd better tell you how many of these indicators are, and then everyone will help you think about what kind of upgrade plan is better......

Let's talk about your existing PC configuration before you decide how to replace it. Or talk about when you bought the machine, etc. If the machine is replaced three years ago, if it is a machine that is nearly a year old, the memory can be replaced, which can basically improve the speed.

Don't upgrade, there's no point, hold on for a few months to the end of the year and reinstall your computer.

I really want to upgrade, change the platform and add a CPU

The motherboard must first be passable, the CPU is generally dual-core, the independent display is within 2G, and the performance of the computer is not only determined by a memory, but also the CPU, and the graphics card, the motherboard is very critical.

It's the same with my own, memory doesn't make sense anymore.

The CPU upgrade of 2800 is also limited, and the best U with the same MS interface is the 3000.

2800 is now a complete piece of chicken.

Add memory, no doubt about it.

Landlord,Your graphics card is OK.,Your U is a level higher.,Your power supply is also going to be changed.,It's a little low, and it's okay to be otherwise.。

It is recommended to spend a little more money and upgrade both

You don't need to change it, pay attention to the driver update, and the catalyst of the graphics card.

If the CPU is increased, then the memory must also be increased.

It depends on how big your original memory is, if it is not large, you can go to memory.

Change the memory first, and then change the other ones first.

Memory should be more appropriate.

Memory! The average CPU is enough, hehe.

This platform is still DDR2 memory.,It's recommended to change the platform.。

It is necessary to change the CPU, i5 is the current mid-to-high-end CPU, i5 basically seconds most of AMD's CPU

In addition, the gap between the graphics card 560 and 660 is really not particularly big, the performance of 560 and 650 is about the same, the performance of 660 is 2 times that of 650, the gap is 2 times the performance, it is not particularly large, you change the CPU and the motherboard is enough, your CPU with 560 This graphics card is still stress-free, although it is better to bring 660, but you said that the budget is not sufficient, it must be a change of CPU, because if you play large-scale 3D online games, the CPU is very important.

Besides, the power consumption of i5 is not high, it seems that the peak is only 64W, which is low.

Supplement: You can buy 4570+B85, there is no need to buy 4670, the difference between the ** of things is almost the same, 4570 is about 1200, B85 small board is only 500, 1700 can be won, 660 of the 1st line of the graphics card is at least 1300, 1000 can only buy the same 3-line card of Deonda and the like.

Your 560ti is a fake card, about 100 yuan of 9800gt to BIOS brush, 560ti at least 600 yuan or more, you simply changed the computer.

The biggest bottleneck of your platform is that the number of CPU cores is insufficient, the single-core performance is acceptable, and the frame rate needs to be upgraded, and only the motherboard is replaced if you want to upgrade.

The upgrade considers at least doubling the core, it is recommended that the Core 12th generation i7 such as 12700K, and the motherboard should choose the Z590 that supports DDR4.

Or wait for the Zen3 enhanced version early next year, which is now the Ryzen 5000 series overlay cache version.

There is no need to change anything else for the time being.

Personally, you don't need to change the CPU, because the speed of the computer depends on the hardware such as the motherboard, memory, CPU and hard disk, and simply replacing one thing will not significantly improve the speed of the computer.

There's no need.,If the game is normal and doesn't drop frames.,It's OK usually.。

Was the original hard drive mechanical or solid-state? Does the motherboard support interface hard drives? Look at your instructions,The CPU should be able to support it for a while,See if the game you play doesn't support dual graphics card crossfire mode,If it does,Add a graphics card to enable crossfire mode to play games。

To be honest, the upgrade is OK, but the improvement is limited, after all, the graphics card performance has been used almost, and it doesn't make much sense to add 8-12 frames to you at most.

The configuration of 5 years ago is still not far from the current one, and you can refer to the configuration you want to replace according to your actual needs, and compare it with Master Lu's test data.

The performance of the computer is a whole, you can use Master Lu software to test it, to see if the configuration is balanced, there is a weakness, for upgrades, in addition, you can use Master Lu software to optimize the system.

You can't skip the gear.

Because when you cross the middle gear, it is very likely to cause low speed with high gear, which will directly lead to stalling!

Solution: It is still necessary to emphasize that you must be familiar with the position of the gear, and secondly, every time you add a gear, first dial the gear to the neutral gear and stay for 1s, and then hang it into a higher gear to reduce the probability of hanging the error.

3. There can be no gear impact sound.

In addition to not being able to distinguish the gear, there is also a harsh friction sound of gear impact when the gear is in gear, at this time, it means that your clutch has not stepped on the end at all, in addition to the harsh sound, it will also cause the gear to not enter!

Solution: Clutch step to the end! Before the test, adjust the front and rear positions of the seats, don't straighten your feet, and the clutch can't be to the end.

The one that worries about getting off work normally.

Now, in addition to i9, don't be afraid to spend money if you want to play a game, deal with it at a low price, and now configure 100,000 to buy i9cpu games, and the experience is better.

With this configuration, you have to replace the entire host.

I want to grow old with you.

Replacing a memory module on a computer does not require a reinstallation of the system. Since the system is written to the hard disk, and the system on the hard disk cannot be lost or altered due to power outages and other hardware changes, it is not necessary to reproduce the installed system by installing memory.

The CPU driver is integrated on the motherboard, the operating system itself also comes with its own CPU driver, the CPU supported by the motherboard is replaced, the computer will generally be automatically installed after starting, without manual intervention, as long as it can be started into the system normally, it means that the CPU is installed correctly, the motherboard or operating system comes with a CPU driver, no need to reinstall the system.