If you are a novice to buy a computer, which processor or which computer is better?

It is recommended that you buy a notebook according to your needs, and first judge what you need to do.

Office use: ASUS business notebook Zenbook series, vivobook14sx 15sx series, A bean series, and Rock Edge Edition** are around 5000 yuan.

Play games generally choose i5 7 generation or more CPU,Graphics card choice GTX1650 or above,Memory8G standard configuration16G is the best,There must be solid state,This can already cope with the vast majority of games,This kind of book is about 6000 or more price。

ASUS Chosen Series or Flying Fortress 7 are recommendedROG Republic of Gamers Series (high-end gaming laptops over 10,000 yuan).

Biased to drawing,Audio**Editing function,It is recommended to choose i7 8 generation or moreCPU,As long as the graphics card is not too slow, it will work,Memory8G standard configuration16G is the best,This kind of book is about 6000-7000 yuan or so。

Recommend ASUS Zenbook S series, ASUS Flying Fortress series, and Tianxuan series notebooks.

Biased towards 3D modeling, this type of graphics card is better, CPU is as close to i7 as possible within the budget, graphics card GTX1660Ti or above is the best, memory 16G standard, 32G or more is the best.

ROG Republic of Gamers series or professional designer books are recommended.

I don't know if you buy a laptop or a desktop computer, the laptop mainly has the following CPU performance is relatively good, Intel i5 10300H quad core eight threads, i7 10750H six cores and twelve threads, Ryzen5 4600H six cores and twelve threads, Ryzen7 4800H eight cores and sixteen threads, if you are buying a desktop computer, i5 9400F and 10500 six cores, i7 10700K eight cores, Ryzen5 3500X six cores, Ryzen5 3600x six-core twelve-thread, Ryzen7 3700x eight-core sixteen-thread, etc.

There is no such thing as the best, only better. It can be referred to from the following points.

Determine the budget for buying a notebook, and once the budget is determined, the range of the notebook you want to buy is basically out. Search for the corresponding notebooks within a certain ** interval and compare them accordingly. Try to choose a CPU with a high CPU frequency, the latest generation of CPUs; Of course, the larger the memory and hard drive, the better;

The screened notebooks, for brand, configuration, appearance, after-sales, personal preferences comparison, can basically exclude 8-9 percent; The rest is your target notebook.

In your target notebook, you can enter the forums of the major digital portals**, view the evaluation of the filtered target notebook, and have a real and intuitive understanding of its quality stability and after-sales, or consult your friends and get the corresponding evaluation and recommendation directly from them. It can also exclude narrowing the scope of the target notebook.

As your goals get smaller and smaller, you may have already chosen your favorite notebook! If you haven't decided at this step and are still struggling, the final solution is to go to a physical store to experience it; When you face your target notebook directly experience its appearance, feel, ease of use, etc.; You'll be able to finalize which computer you want.

There is nothing good or bad, you have to choose the right one for yourself, if you are not familiar with the computer, it is best to choose a larger brand, or a brand with more perfect after-sales, such as Lenovo, dell, the quality is guaranteed, and the after-sales service is relatively perfect, so you can rest assured

Hello! Computers come in different configurations and are designed for different purposes. For laptops, there are business laptops and gaming laptops, and the requirements required for different purposes are ......

Generally it is a choice, Dell computers are better, and there are some that you like, suitable for you, this is the best, most people like to choose Dell computers.

If you can afford it, the higher the price, the better. If the financial means do not allow it, you choose the best one that is relatively suitable for you at your price.

I don't understand this, the good ** is too expensive, and the cheap ones are not easy to compare.

The first depends on what you do, and the second depends on your budget.

At present, the office is e6500、E5400 is OK,About a hundred games,i5、i3 are OK。

Audiophile i7 Bei.

It depends on what you can afford to buy a more expensive land.

AMD's I'm not familiar with it.

Generally, there are fewer i3, i5, athlon 2, Yilong, and i7, because of the ** problem.

CPU manufacturers mainly include Intel Corporation and AMD Corporation. Both are of good quality and can be chosen according to your preference.

Intel Corporation.

Pentium dual-core, Celeron dual-core: It is a relatively low-end processor, which can only meet the needs of surfing the Internet, office, and watching movies;

Core i3: It is a mid-range processor, which can be understood as a lite version of the Core i5, which can meet the needs of surfing the Internet, office, watching movies, and playing online games or large-scale stand-alone games;

Core i5: It is a high-end processor, which can play large-scale online games and large-scale stand-alone games in addition to surfing the Internet, office, and watching movies, and can open a higher game effect;

Core i7: It is an audiophile-grade processor, which can be used for commonly used network applications, and can also run audiophile-level large-scale games with the highest effect.

AMD.

Sempemp series: single-core, dual-core (low-end), which can only meet the needs of surfing the Internet, office, and watching movies;

Athlon series: dual-core, three-core, four-core, multi-core (mid-range), to meet the needs of surfing the Internet, office, watching movies, you can play online games or large-scale stand-alone games;

Phenom series: dual-core, triple-core, quad-core, six-core (high-end), audiophile-level processors, commonly used network applications are available, and can also run audiophile-level large-scale games with the highest effect.

A brief introduction to mainstream CPUs.

Intel Corporation.

Pentium dual-core, Celeron dual-core: It is a relatively low-end processor, which can only meet the needs of surfing the Internet, office, and watching movies;

Core i3: It is a mid-range processor, which can be understood as a lite version of the Core i5, which can meet the needs of surfing the Internet, office, watching movies, and playing online games or large-scale stand-alone games;

Core i5: It is a high-end processor, which can play large-scale online games and large-scale stand-alone games in addition to surfing the Internet, office, and watching movies, and can open a higher game effect;

The Core i7 processor is an enthusiast-grade processor, which can be used for commonly used network applications, and can also run audiophile-level large-scale games with the highest effect.

AMD.

A6 processor, performance is comparable to Bishuang dual-core or Pentium dual-core, slightly better, compared with Core i3, slightly worse performance;

The A8 processor, which has slightly better performance than the Core i3, has much worse performance compared to the Core i5;

The A10 processor, compared to the Core i5, has not much difference in performance;

AMD six-core processor, enthusiast processor, compared to the Core i7, the performance is not much different, but the power consumption is larger.

In addition to this, there are many models of each series of processors, which are just a brief introduction here.