The computer is very rubbish, can you change the configuration?

You can't just change these, and I don't think it's good to have a motherboard from 3 years ago. If you want to change it, you can change the motherboard, CPU, graphics card, and memory. You can consider the onboard graphics card, now AMD has acquired ATI, the ability to integrate the motherboard is very good, especially the graphics card, you use AMD to integrate the motherboardAMD and ATI have become a family, and the cooperation between processors and motherboard chips will be further strengthened.

There is still the possibility of upgrading the product from three years ago, so you can consider replacing a few pieces of hardware to give it a try.

..Isn't changing the configuration equivalent to changing the computer?I bought it 3 years ago, and now it's a bit hard to play any game, and if you change it, you will definitely have to change it.

A 3-year-old console upgrade isn't very useful First of all, it's very questionable whether your board supports the new CPU.

The graphics card is good to say, it should be AGP, and now there are quite a lot of them, and you should have used a P4 level computer at that time, and the memory should also be DDR, and the most important thing is to see what you can support on your motherboard.

Recommended: Motherboard: Motherboard: Meijie AMN500-RL 399 yuan.

CPU: Sempemp 3200 300 yuan.

Graphics card: Weconex x800xl 399 yuan.

Memory: Black King Kong 1G DDR2 667 320 yuan.

Total: 1418 yuan.

You can run any online game smoothly at the highest performance.

Add a memory, change the graphics card.

CPU graphics cards are not good 945 motherboards can go up to dual-core core 65nm processor Recommended on the last E2200 about 200 yuan Performance spike P4 full series (including dual-core Pentium D) graphics card on a second-hand 8600GT about 150 yuan If the budget is sufficient, add a 2G memory module about 150 yuan There is nothing to rise for other diseases.

There will be a certain degree of improvement, after all, Celeron's CPU is much worse than the CPU performance of Pentium D, but the overall performance of the host is related to your memory, graphics card, hard disk, and chipset. So it would be faster to switch CPUs. But if the overall configuration is too low, there is no special effect on the change, and your computer will be improved to a certain extent by replacing it with the CPU of the Pentium D.

It's basically going to be replaced. This configuration can only watch movies. Memory, CPU and graphics card are too far behind, it's okay to play mini-games, and you don't have to think about 3D games at all.

Computer upgrades require specific analysis of specific problems.

There are four major things that affect the performance of a computer, which are:

Graphics card, hard disk, CPU, memory.

Of these four parts, which part of the performance is uneven and drags down the overall performance, which part needs to be upgraded. If the overall performance of this computer does not meet your needs, there is no upgrade value, and you need to replace it with a new computer.

For example, if the CPU performance of a computer is too weak, resulting in weak overall performance, you can change the CPU.

Every computer has different factors that affect performance, so here's what is recommended:

1. List the detailed configuration of the computer;

2. Explain the main work of using the computer;

3. Budget to upgrade your computer**.

In this way, a suitable upgrade plan can be given.

It's better to change the power supply, the CPU doesn't want i5 760, change to 740, change the motherboard better, and the overclocking product has a short lifespan. Switching to a P55 also allows you to turbo when you need it.

Let's start with the CPU, the i5 760 has a lot of performance. It's not worthy of anything else with you My classmate's 760 on National Day cost him more than 9,000, and the graphics card alone is GTX470 You use the original GT240 It's too chilling.

The motherboard needs to use i5 760, at least P7P55D...

The power supply is absolutely enough.,JS always fools people with the power supply.,You don't believe you, the maximum power of everything adds up.。

As for how to change it, LZ will talk about the budget first.

To add lz, I want to say that I want to say that I can't give you advice if I want to say that I can't give you advice, and I also recommend AMD because AMD's new products haven't come out yet. i...

350w is something you can't carry... With the Phenom II X4 or i5 power supply, it should be rated a lot, such as 450W, preferably 500W

I think you're having a problem with the operating system!

There is no way to change your CPU and memory, the CPU should be 845-865 north-south bridge, 512M should be DDR1 generation memory, the graphics card is AGP, the CPU can't be changed, because it is 478 pins, of course the memory is not compatible with DDR2, and the graphics card can't be changed! Your computer was already installed with the top configuration at the time, and now of course it is outdated, don't work this computer, how to change it is also the meaning, and you can replace it as a whole after a year or two! You can give points!