In addition to the graphics card, what about the others, and what does the graphics card look good o

The performance is on the lower end of the average, a little worse than the i3's.

One more thing worth noting:

The L5420 is a last-generation server processor manufactured on a 45nm process. Supports MMX SSE (1,2,3,3S, EM64T and virtualization technologies.

Now the L5420 sold in the domestic market is all eliminated by foreign servers and sold in China through channels (commonly known as foreign garbage), but from the performance of 5420, the performance is still decent, close to the i3 level under the test of chess running scores, probably between the G620 and i3 performance of the SNB architecture, plus its price of more than 100 far away and 50W low power consumption, it can be said that 5420 is a very cost-effective processor.

It's just that most of the 771 motherboards currently sold on the market for matching L5420 are manufactured by domestic copycat manufacturers (the 775-pin G41 board is changed to a 771-pin board through technical means, commonly known as G41-771), so the quality problem is worrying.

Except for the graphics card, the other configurations are pretty good! You don't play this graphics card too much of a game! It is recommended to change to a high-end graphics card, the computer is better.

L5420 is a foreign old-fashioned server dismantled, it is foreign garbage, but the performance is comparable to the second-generation i3, and the cost performance is OK. The hard drive memory and everything is decent. The display is ok and usable, too.

In fact, which one is more important depends on the need for a computer.

For example, the computer is used for drawing design, rendering and other needs, and in the case of not playing games much, the CPU computing performance requirements are relatively high, and the processor with multi-core, multi-thread and large cache is more conducive to improving work efficiency. The graphics card is secondary, because the general graphics card can meet the needs of the graphics display, in this case, the budget focus on the CPU is the best.

If you don't have professional needs such as drawing design and rendering, and you just use it to play 3D games, the graphics card is the most important thing in this case, and you can put your budget on the graphics card at this time.

The relationship between the CPU and the graphics card

In the early years, computers only required graphics cards to deliver images to the display device, because they were all characters and the like, and there was not much demand. Later, due to the introduction of the graphics operating system, new requirements were put forward for the graphics card, the importance of the graphics card has increased, and the graphics card has a cache (kilobyte cache) to refresh the image.

Later, because the resolution of the display gradually increased, in order to cope with the high resolution and refresh rate, the graphics card added a thing called RAMDAC to support, but it is still a supporting device after all. Later, because of the emergence of 3D pictures, the requirements for graphics cards have been raised to a new height, and graphics cards have since embarked on the fast track of development, and they have truly become an important computer accessory second only to CPUs.

Which one is more important depends on the need for the computer.

In the game, the processor is mainly responsible for the amount of blood, ballistics and other things that need to be calculated, and the game that requires a lot of computing must be a more important point for the processor, like some monster games or large-scale 3D games, the demand for the picture is relatively high, and the graphics card is more important at this time.

Many 2D design software, such as PS, does not have high requirements for display, but they are very challenging for the computer's reading and storage speeds, so the processing power of the CPU and the read and write capabilities of the hard disk are more demanding. In 3D graphics software, although the graphics card is really important in the modeling and mapping stage, in the rendering stage we usually think that the graphics card is very important, in fact, the requirements for the CPU are higher, the number of CPU cores is very sensitive, and features such as multiple cores have a huge performance improvement.

The graphics card is a lot better, but the most important thing is that your motherboard does not support it, the computer can't start normally without a graphics card, you say he doesn't have a graphics card, that's because his graphics card is integrated with the motherboard. and not independently.

The quality of a graphics card mainly depends on its performance, and a good performance graphics card can provide higher graphics processing speed and a smoother gaming experience. Here are some of the factors that can affect the performance of a graphics card:

Graphics chipset: The graphics chipset is the core component of the graphics card, and its performance determines the graphics processing speed of the graphics card. Common graphics chipset brands include Nvidia and AMD.

Video memory capacity and bandwidth: Video memory is the memory used by the graphics card to store images and textures, the larger the capacity and bandwidth, the more images and textures the graphics card can handle, and the game screen will be smoother.

Graphics card core clock and memory frequency: The higher the core frequency and memory frequency of the graphics card, the faster the graphics processing speed of the graphics card.

Graphics card architecture and process: Different graphics card architectures and processes can also affect graphics card performance, such as NVIDIA's Turing architecture and Ampere architecture, and AMD's RDNA architecture.

Overall, whether a graphics card is good or not depends mainly on its performance, and performance is affected by a lot of factors. If you want to buy a good graphics card, it is recommended to understand some basic knowledge of graphics cards first, and refer to some professional graphics card reviews and user reviews.

Look at the demand. If you mainly play games, the CPU is currently a generation apart. So it's enough for a long time.

So the graphics card is more important. Even if 1070 is put now, the performance of mainstream online games stand-alone special effects are all right. The lifetime warranty of the graphics card is almost there.

So it is generally changed every 4 years. That is, every other generation. The improvement is obvious.

Hello, the processor and the graphics card are two different pieces of hardware, and both are equally important.

A good graphics card will not be able to perform well if the processor is too poor.

If you don't play games, then there is no need to pursue a very high graphics card, after all, the graphics card changes every year, and the game has higher and higher requirements for the graphics card, forcing the graphics card to update quickly. CPU, as long as it is the current mid-to-high-end, basically use it for three or five years, and basically it won't be too bad, but it will be a bit difficult to play the game after three or five years. Like meE3 1230 V2 was bought in 2012,I don't play big games much,It's been seven years now.,I feel like the performance is okay.,But the graphics card I bought at the timeHD7770,It was considered mid-range at the time,Now,It's a low-end product.。

Or the processor is more important, the processor is equivalent to the human brain, the human brain is very accurate and complex, so the processor, compared with the graphics card, is more important.

Playing games is very important, and hardware updates are fast, so it doesn't make sense to say this question without specifying which CPU it is.

i7 It depends on which generation.,It's just that the current situation is that no game must use 9700K this kind of CPU.,4 generations 4790K is still combatable.,Your words have some truth.,But it's ...... ten years.It's hard to say, the hardware doesn't dare to say that it will not be outdated for ten years, although many CPUs are indeed on the road of squeezing toothpaste, who can say the development of science and technology, buy ** conservative but at least five or six years is enough.

It's just that choosing a good CPU can not delay you in changing the graphics card in the future.

If you want a graphics card, it is recommended to buy 20 series, or 1660ti, and the 1070 will be discontinued for a few years, but the 1070 graphics card is not outdated, and the mid-range market 1060 is still strong even if it is 1050ti in the middle and lower.

In addition, I heard that it is going to be out in the 1660s, don't you consider waiting and seeing?

Both are important, and there's really no way to tell who wants more. If you think the processor is important, buy it as you want.