Please take a look at which of the two configurations is better, the motherboard is different, and t

Now it is not recommended to use 5000+ this CPU **Although it is very low. But personally, I think it's too outdated.

It is recommended to change to AMD7750

Again. It's best to change your hard drive to a larger 160g and 250g and 320g**, which is less than 40 yuan. You will definitely not regret changing to a 320g one.

Well, the graphics card is well chosen, and it is also suitable for the performance of your entire machine.

It is best to choose a power supply of more than 300W. The rated power is more than 300W, and your machine is absolutely fine.

Well, the memory is also well chosen, just don't choose Kingston, there are too many fakes. Memory errors are frustrating.

And one last point, remember to change the fan for your CPU, it is recommended to use a fan from Kyushu Fengshen.

More than enough, calm king, 350w power supply, you 300w is enough, don't believe it, give you a **, a buddy with 300w with n more things, you can go and see for yourself. No virus. The CPU is changed to a 7750 black box, and the OC is cool.

It's completely enough, don't worry about it, the power consumption of this configuration is not so big, Huntkey's is completely sufficient, hehe, I hope you have a good time.

The parameters of the two motherboards you said are basically the same,**Basically equivalent, but Onda is four power supplies, Yingtai is three power supplies, I think Onda's scalability is higher.

Playing the Internet can open a double number.

1. The computer power supply has a close relationship with the motherboard and CPU.

2. The choice of the rated output power of the computer power supply is CPU power consumption + graphics card power consumption, multiplied by the coefficient 2 to estimate, when the power supply function is insufficient, the computer will freeze, crash, blue screen, restart, and even burn out the power supply.

3. When the quality of the computer power supply is poor, ripple and spike pulses will cause damage to the components on the motherboard and the hardware installed on the motherboard, among which the most vulnerable to damage are the hard disk and memory module, as well as the filter capacitor and voltage regulator module on the motherboard.

4. The power supply of the computer is the basis of the operation of the computer. Be sure to choose a high-quality power supply with sufficient output power and stable output voltage and current. In addition, the parameters of the power supply are also considered:

Wide input working voltage, anti-surge suppression (lightning protection), anti-interference, low radiation, etc., in line with the national 3C mandatory standard certification.

5. When choosing a computer power supply, we must give priority to brand-name products, such as Huntkey, Great Wall, etc., and its product quality and quality are recognized by the industry.

3 kinds of 1500 words I suggest you.

amd x4 631

Onda A75T Mogu Edition.

Sapphire HD6750 512M

That's about 1590. The power supply is very important, and too low power has a great impact on the stability of the computer.

First of all, civilian CPUs are AMD and Intel. It's easy to distinguish first. This is identified on both the motherboard and the CPU.

Then look at the number of pins, the stitches of different products are different in different eras, AMD is now 940 pins, Intel is now 775 pins; Earlier AMD was 754 and 939 and Intel was 478.

And then down is the front-side bus. This is a long time, but fortunately, the current mainstream products do not have to worry about this problem.

AMD Athlon64 x2 4200+ AM2 (65nm box) If you don't play any 3D games, you can use an integrated motherboard, otherwise you can use a motherboard without integrated graphics, but motherboards with integrated graphics in the same era are cheaper.

AMD 690 and AMD780G are preferred for integrated motherboards or C61 and C68 are secondary;

Motherboards without integrated graphics are available with AMD770 or NVIDIA 520 or NVIDIA 550

The pins are the same, and the model of the host Northbridge chip will be indicated in the general CPU parameters.

No problem, of course it's best to have a good CPU to match.

A very important issue is the compatibility of CPU and motherboard brands, just like AMD and Intel basically can't match, you must see clearly that the CPU and motherboard interfaces must match, as well as the chipset. If you can't connect, how can you improve your computer's performance?

If your motherboard is good, then it is estimated that mainstream CPUs can be used, not to mention low configurations.

1) Compatibility is no problem Can be overclocked, GIGABYTE board overclocking is good.

2) Optional 700W power supply for CoolerMaster.

3) There is no error, the hard disk can be replaced with 2T or 3T.

Terrible configuration.

I really envy that there are so many m...

1.Compatibility is OK, complete strength is no problem, and overclocking is OK.

2.Corsair GS800, although your power consumption is not particularly large, but keep it for backup, if you don't upgrade then GX650W

3.Memory doesn't have to be so particular, 4G's 1600 is generally more than 300 pieces, 8G is more than 700 pieces, and your ** is not as good as 2000.

Aside from the brand (in fact, the money of the brand accounts for a large part), the motherboard** is mainly two parts: workmanship and function.

Let's talk about workmanship first. The first is the choice of foresight. The components used in a good motherboard are very advanced, such as solid-state capacitors, SMD inductors, and heat pipe heat dissipation, which can ensure extremely high stability and longevity.

In addition, good workmanship also includes the rationality of the design. Poor design can lead to heat build-up, or other problems.

The functions are as follows:

In terms of hardware, the main CPU interface types, power supply, interface, and bus bandwidth. Needless to say, the CPU interface determines the type of CPU that is supported. AMD is much more generous than Intel in this regard.

The full range of chipsets and CPUs are compatible, making it easy to match. The more phases you supply, the more current you can provide, which can drive a better CPU or have better overclocking capabilities. But at the same time, the cost will increase significantly.

Needless to say, the interface can be linked to more peripherals. Bus bandwidth, on the other hand, is a matter of whether the full performance of the graphics card can be brought into play. For example, the bandwidth of PCI-E x8 cannot bring out the full performance of high-end graphics cards.

Of course, the SLI CF requires high bandwidth and motherboard support.

Support for various technologies is another aspect. For example, whether RAID arrays, SLI CF, SATA2 and the like are supported, some of these technologies are natively supported by Northbridge, and if not, they need to be supported by third-party chips. Intel has done a bit better than AMD in this regard.

In terms of soft functions, it is mainly some easy-to-use designs. For example, ASUS's one-click core opening, automatic fault solving and the like. It is convenient to use by automatically setting the BIOS. But that's also the selling point.

Having said so much, I hope to give LZ a general understanding of the motherboard.

For A785G, it can support X6 1055T. Because the interface supports. The TDP of 1055T is 95W, so as long as you choose a factory with better workmanship (such as Gigabyte), there is no problem.

The 785 is actually not bad at performance, but it just doesn't support multiple graphics cards and SATA3 and RAID disk arrays that are not commonly used. Above, rest assured with 1055t.

It is strongly recommended not to match a low-performance motherboard with a high-performance CPU, but to choose a good motherboard as much as possible, the motherboard is the most important component in the machine, if the motherboard is not good, the performance of the CPU will not be able to play.

No, if you want to play the CPU well, you also need to pay attention to the choice of motherboard.

I think it's a stability issue.