Computer configuration, high score, how many points the computer runs is considered high

AMD Athlonon II X2 250 300 or so.

Kuroshio Spartak BA210 300 or more.

Seagate 500G ST500DM002 7200 rpm 16M SATA 6GB seconds 300 yuan.

Shadow GT430 Tiger D5 500 more.

Kingston 4GB DDR3 1333 150 or so, Jinhetian 8219 quick cooling 300 or so.

As for 3D games, your configuration should be a wooden problem.

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The single host you mentioned above is about 2,000 yuan at most, and there is no way to ask for it if there are too many We are in the computer industry.

PlayFire 1500's host will do.

This configuration is not mainstream at the moment. It's a low-to-medium grade.

Let's change the CPU to the Athlon X4 640. Now the dual-core is basically about to be eliminated.

There are two ways to look at this problem. One is the average user and the average gamer; First, it has high requirements for computers (such as game enthusiasts, large-scale professional engineering drawings and complex products, etc.). At present, the most used comprehensive scoring software is Master Lu.

Take this software as an example. Users and players in general. The overall score is above 10,000 (around 20,000 is the best), which is a high allocation.

To achieve this score, the CPU is generally (Intel) i7 4790K, i7 6700K, (AMD) FX8300 or higher; The graphics card is the previous generation flagship HD7970 or the current main mid-to-high-end (NVIDIA) GTX970, (AMD) R9 390 or higher; The memory is DDR3 1866 or above (2133 or 2400 is best), DDR4 2400 or 3000, and the capacity is about 16G; The hard disk is a solid-state drive of a major international first-tier or second-tier brand. This is a typical high configuration, usually Master Lu's overall score is concentrated in the 23W 28W range (depending on the difference of each sub-hardware, the overall score forms this high and low area). Master Lu score for specific four-item sub-hardware:

CPU between 7000 and 8000; The graphics card is between 10000 and 15000, the memory is between 10000-12000, and the hard disk is around 10000. A score of 3W or more is considered "ultra-high".

For game enthusiasts or people with high applications, the overall score of more than 200,000 is considered a high-end entry. For example, the CPU is an octa-core i7, the memory is 32G quad-channel DDR4 3400, and the graphics card is a flagship-level two GTX980Ti group SLIs or two R9 Furyx firefights, and the overall score is close to 40W, which is considered a high configuration. The ultra-high configuration is generally equipped with three or four flagship-level graphics cards, with a score close to 50W.

The following four are my own computers, as examples: this is a high-end entry, the overall 19W more. The graphics card is weak, it's dragging its feet, it's a professional card W8000 (basically a downclocked version of HD7970), if it's HD7970, the score will increase.

The memory is a DDR3 SSD.

The one below is an FX8350, DDR3 1866, an R9 390X mixed firefight with an R9 290, Corsair SSD. The overall score is 35w. (If the graphics card is two R9 390X, the overall score will be higher).

It can be regarded as the low-end of the ultra-high configuration or the high configuration (depending on the needs of the person).

The one below is an i7 4790K, DDR3 1600 (AMD Strip), an R9 390X, Intel SSD, and an overall 27W. Typical.

It can be seen that the hardware configuration of the four sub-divisions is different, which will affect the overall score. But it's all high-matched.