The improvement effect of changing the CPU and memory is good

Upgrade your CPU and graphics card with 1GB of RAM or more.

Otherwise, add memory first.

RC410 has DDR1 and 2 generation memory, so you'd better figure it out first.

It depends on how much memory you have now? There is still room for upgrades. But I didn't explain, but it is estimated that you are 512 or 1G, and the memory is less than 2G You can still add it (DDR 533).

Depending on your 478 architecture motherboard, you can also change to a higher frequency Ben Si processor.

Of course, this is just a reference, there is no absolute cost-effectiveness for this, because there are factors such as ** interval to consider, and it depends on your own situation.

If you want to play the game, it will be cool.

1 Change the dual-core CPU

2 Add at least 1g of pure content.

3 The graphics card should be at least 512M

Of course, the Internet speed should also be good. Big games are up to you to play.

If your original memory is 1G, there is no need to add it (less than 1G can add 1G).You can consider getting a second-hand graphics card. Your motherboard supports graphics cards with an AGP interface, right?

It is recommended to choose X800 or 9550 with AGP interface, no matter how good the AGP graphics card is, it will be expensive. Not cost-effective.

For your motherboard, there is not much space to change the CPU, and the main thing to play games depends on your memory, so it is recommended to add an extra memory.

1. If the CPU performance is better than the original CPU, the computing performance will definitely be improved.

2. Whether the overall performance of the computer is improved or not needs to be determined according to the performance of other parts of the computer, and according to the barrel principle, the overall performance of the computer depends on the parts with the worst performance.

If the overall poor performance of the original computer system is not restricted by the CPU, but by other components, then changing the CPU with a single change cannot improve the overall performance of the computer.

3. As for whether the CPU is the bottleneck of the whole system, you can look at the CPU occupancy and memory occupancy through the task manager - performance - when the computer is running, if the CPU often occupies more than 60%, and the memory occupancy is not too high.

Changing the CPU will help improve performance.

Adding memory does not reduce CPU usage.

1. The amount of memory has nothing to do with CPU usage. Because they can't replace each other.

2. After the memory increases, the resource usage of the disk can be reduced. Because when the memory is insufficient, the burden of reading the disk will be significantly increased, and the cache will not be enough, which will increase the occupation of disk resources. When memory is increased, the disk resource usage is directly mitigated.

3. CPU occupancy, if it is high when coding and playing large games, is normal. If the usage rate is high during daily operation, check whether there is a bug in a certain software, update the version, or antivirus.

If you want to improve performance, you have to "open source and reduce expenditure" "Open source" = replace parts (needless to say) "Throttle" = remove the heavy burden of the system and make the load on the hardware as small as possible And don't install Ruixing Jiangmin Jinshan and the like.

If you want to run faster without changing the hardware, you can only overclock, but if you are not very good at it, it is recommended not to overclock, the consequences are very dangerous.