Can the 3200 CPU support an integrated motherboard? 5

If it is cost-effective, it is more suitable for 3000+.

CPU AMD Athlon™ 3000+ AM2 port 550 motherboard Onda N61GT integrated 6150 490 memory Kingmax 512 DDR2 667 380 HDD Seagate 1600G string 440

Graphics: Integrated 6150 cores 475MHz

Optical drive Philips*** 150

Chassis Power Colorful Chassis + Power 250

Display Philips 107S6 780 BenQ FP71G+ 17LCD 8MS 1350

Keyboard and mouse Tsinghua purple light set 45

AMD processors are strong floating-point arithmetic and have a front-side bus of 1000MHz, unlike Intel P-series and D-series that are high-frequency and inefficient.

Motherboard N61GT integrates 6150 graphics card, running kart, Audition, Warcraft, CS is not a problem, the motherboard has PCIe16 slots, which is convenient for upgrading the graphics card in the future, 4 DIMM memory slots, 2 SATA2 ports.

A 160GB hard drive is only 100 yuan more expensive than an 80GB drive, depending on your choice.

BenQ display first-line manufacturer, 17 LCD 8ms

Much more. Whether the memory is DDR or DDR2.

Figure it out.

Yes, the motherboard you said set the graphics card, right, as long as it supports 3200+ boards.

It depends on whether your AMD3200 is an old 939 or AM2 port.

If it's old, find an N4 UIL.

There are a lot of configurations for the new interface.

The integrated graphics are:

N61 series N51 series.

The A690G performance is also good!

As for the solo one:

It is the new interface version of N550, N570 and the old N4 UIL.

And KT880, other high-end products are not recommended, you must do your best only single-core 3200

Recommended, Yingtai TF550

Ascend to KN9S

Pansho Super Panshou AF550T Pro

Panzheng Super Panshou AF550G (integrated graphics, NF430 chipset) is good.

The interface support of the general motherboard can be used. It also depends on whether you can fully use the performance of your CPU; Then there's the motherboard's brand, ** and performance.

As long as the pins of the CPU can match the pinholes of the motherboard, you can use it!

It's a waste to use M2N-E.

M2V is pretty good, I helped my classmates with a few M2V, only one is a little problematic, and it is easy to rule it out.

Now the gunmen on the Internet are everywhere.

Most of them are slandering first-line brands and then speculating second-line brands.

You go to see Zhongguancun, what graphics card pays attention to first?

Stand up for yourself, M2V is a great choice!

Motherboard ASUS M2N-E

This one will not have compatibility issues rest assured.

The 3200+ doesn't need an ASUS at all.

Dry Horse HA0T GT, Yingtai TF550, Shengji KN9S is enough.

I'm using Onda NF5S now, U is a 3000+ machine without any problems, I've been using it for five months, it's cool! Except for the damn red panda that day, which made me uncomfortable and couldn't live.

Hello, the K8 motherboard is an AM2 socket, which is capable of plugging in an AMD3200+ CPU. In general, it can be used as long as it can be plugged in. You have to buy a corresponding CPU fan, the motherboard is relatively old, but the fan is not very easy to match.

You go to the computer city and there will be fans.

The K8M800 chipset motherboard uses a 754-pin CPU, while the AMD3200+ has a 754-pin and AM2 processor at the time. You have to choose 754 stitches to use it.

That's i7 7700K's memory controller is 2400,It's not that you can't go on3200 memory,You're definitely faster on it,Besides, the frequency of memory can be supertalented,Under normal circumstances, buy 2400 overclocked memory is enough,When you need it, you can overceed。

Look at the motherboard's. Motherboard support 3200 on it.

There are some motherboards that can't have a 45nm CPU. Check the motherboard manufacturer's official website.

My 945p is a CPU that can support some 45nm, and yours is not clear.

If your board is not Gigabyte's, then it is estimated that it will not be able to support this 45nm U.S

The E3200 is still good, it's more affordable. Your 945 is still on the bulk E1400, 65nm can be supported, and then buy a 30 yuan radiator, which will cost less than 300 in total.

945G can't be uploaded to E3200, and refreshing the BIOS depends on whether the manufacturer of your motherboard provides a BIOS that supports 45nm processors.

No, if it belongs to the Celeron series, the 945 can only support E2200, E1500 ,--

You choose the E1500, it's very easy to use!

The E3200 is good in terms of comprehensive performance and price, but it cannot be used due to the problem of the 945G power supply module.

Intel945 is a CPU that can support core cores, because 945PLNM is an early Intel original 945 motherboard, its motherboard power supply part is designed to not meet the VRM11 specification, so it does not support E2160, even if you flash the BIOS. The redesigned power supply circuit of the late 945 will do just fine.

For the 45nm E3200, it should not be used for system stability. It is suitable to use an E2180 or E2200.

Supplement: The xzx motherboard that the landlord said is Shenzhen's Xinzhixin Company, a very small motherboard manufacturer, which can be said to be a miscellaneous brand. Small brand motherboard manufacturers should not have too much hope.

I don't know if it's a non-integrated display, I recommend ASUS M2N-E, buy a 7600 or something, and now it's estimated that it's 100 to the end.

945 is Intel's chipset, you can use 770's 2 to charge about 240 yuan, and your 3200+ is the AM2 interface.

OK. CPU support for 3733MHz memory means that the CPU can run up to 3733MHz memory when the motherboard does not support memory overclocking.

Your motherboard supports 3200MHz, if your memory is 3600MHz, then plug in the default will be 3200MHz frequency, if the motherboard can overclock the memory, you manually overclock the memory frequency to 3600MHz, which is 3600MHz running.

Summary: Memory overclocking can break the default memory frequency of the CPU.

Yours is AMD's CPU, don't care about the CPU, the key is that your motherboard only supports 3200, and the motherboard will still run according to the frequency of 3200 after the memory exceeds 3600, but the memory frequency remains the same, resulting in a waste of memory performance.

Because your CPU is 800MHz, you can go up to 1600 memory, and it is also 800MHz. It is not the same for the motherboard to support 1066 and the CPU to support 800, subject to the CPU support.