What graphics card and CPU can be exchanged for MSI 2A78?

Basically, all PCI-E interface graphics cards on the market can be used.

This board can support up to quad-core QX9650 (but it's hard to buy now), and the landlord can go to Tao Tao, a quad-core 775 processor can be installed (not the Core i series can be installed).

But remember what kind of CPU with what graphics card, don't be too different.

Otherwise, there is a bottleneck in performance.

It is recommended that you can find a U around Q9300 on the Internet, and you can use it with GTX250 or GTX260 (with a power supply of more than 400W).

The game is 260 better.

The CPU with H behind it is welded to the M can be replaced, for example, 4710HQ can not be replaced, 4710MQ can be replaced, if the graphics card is replaced, I remember that the best in the GE series is a GTX860M, and the landlord to replace the notebook is not as simple as he said, first of all, it is difficult to buy, even if you can buy it, after a few years, the entire mold group is basically aging, and it may not have a good effect.

No way. You can judge whether it can be replaced by paying attention to the parameters.

As long as there is an H in the CPU model, it is fixed.

As long as the graphics card is brought with SLI, it can definitely be replaced, and the rest can only be asked by the merchant.

No, the laptop can change the processor and graphics card is limited to some enthusiast gaming laptops, or professional gaming brands like Mechanical Revolution, although MSI's gaming laptops are also doing well, but this one is not good.

Belonging to laptops, the graphics card is integrated into the motherboard, so it cannot be replaced.

The CPU can theoretically be replaced, but it is not recommended to replace it:

The inside of the notebook is all precision originals, and most of the CPU is soldered to the motherboard, which requires professional BGA tools to replace, and it is difficult for non-professionals to replace.

Moreover, notebooks are basically encapsulated, and it is difficult to put them back together after disassembly, and even if they are installed back, it is likely to cause pressure on each small part, resulting in unstable performance.

Starting from the actual situation: because upgrading the CPU involves many factors, in addition to the need to consider that the CPU to be upgraded meets the requirements of the motherboard, such as: socket type, core code, bus frequency, core voltage and other technical factors, you also need to consider factors such as heat dissipation, motherboard BIOS and so on.

The CPU can only be upgraded if all the requirements are met, but the performance gain is very limited.

From the point of view of cost performance: the CPU is usually expensive, but the performance improvement of the computer is very limited, so it is not recommended to upgrade the CPU.

If you want to change the CPU, look at what the letters behind your CPU are. If it's m, it's something that can be changed. Graphics cards too.

If you want to change the motherboard, it depends on what kind of motherboard you replace. At least one thing to be sure. The CPU and motherboard are to be matched, so make sure that one is the same and then the other.

There is a graphics card slot on the motherboard that can be used to install the graphics card;

There are 2 PCI E 16 graphics card slots on the MSI 2A782 motherboard, which supports dual graphics SLI or CrossFire.

PCI E is currently the mainstream graphics card slot, which can use all kinds of graphics cards.

MSI KA780GM2 motherboard is relatively old, probably came out around 2008, supports up to AM3 interface CPU, you can use AMD640 quad-core, no matter how high the discrete graphics card can not exceed GTX750 1G, too high graphics card you CPU can't play full performance out,

Do you dare to feel that the CPU and graphics card are quite high If so, I'm sure your CPU is Intel graphics card is Nvidia Buy AMD's CPU and graphics card AMD has produced the world's first 16-core graphics card The world's most awesome graphics card is around 6000 How cheap it is.

Low-end: Pentium E (400 500 yuan);

Mid-to-high-end: Core 2 e (700 800 yuan).

Almost Pentium E5400 is around 400 yuan.

The original CPU radiator seems to be with bayonets on the four corners, and the other brands I bought also use four screws to fix the four corners, so it doesn't matter if the heat dissipation is okay.

What graphics card to match should be determined according to the CPU performance level, and it has nothing to do with the motherboard, as long as the motherboard graphics card socket interface is compatible, any graphics card can be used.

Socket775 socket, supporting Pentium4, PentiumD, Celerond, Core2, Core2 Extreme, Core2 Quad (quad-core) and other CPUs, including 45nm three processes, up to 1333MHz front-side bus.