AMD s Yilong 2 995 is still AMD s AM3 Yilong 720

995 is 4-core and 720 is 3-core.

AMD Phenom IIX4 955

CPU Series Phenom II

CPU cores.

CPU architecture K10

Number of cores: Quad cores.

Operating power (W) 125

The production process is 45 nanometers.

CPU frequency.

Main frequency (MHz) 3200MHz

Bus frequency(MHz) 2000MHz

Octave (times) 16

External frequency: Parameter error correction 200MHz

CPU slot.

Slot type socket am3

Pin count 938pin

CPU caching.

L1 Cache (KB) 1MBKB

L2 Cache (KB) 2MB

L3 Cache (KB) 6144KB

AMD Phenom IX3 720

Applicable Type: Desktop CPU

CPU Series Phenom II

CPU cores.

CPU kernel parameter error correction heka

Number of cores: Three cores.

Operating power (W) 95W

The production process is 45 nanometers.

CPU frequency.

Main frequency (MHz) 2800MHz

CPU slot.

Slot type socket am3

CPU caching.

L3 Cache (KB) 6144KB

In the same case of caching, the 995 has a high frequency and is 4 cores, so the 995 performance is definitely better.

Of course it's 955, okay, isn't that.

The landlord still starts with 6850, 5870 and 4870X2 have long been discontinued, start with a 6850 reliable, as for U, recommend the Fat Dragon 2 generation, since there is a separate display and don't have to buy APU, it is entry-level, as for FX, AMD's tragedy, there are not many praises on the Internet, after all, the Fat Dragon 2 generation has been out for several years, and the bulldozer is now about the same, **Cheaper than the bulldozer. The M5A97 from ASUS is good, the power supply is good, the compatibility is good, and overclocking is no problem.

Agree with the upstairs, this price point decisively choose the Intel platform, 32nm technology has good performance and strong functions.

i5 2320 1250

ASUS P8Z68-LE 899

Kingston 4GDDR3 1600 RAM 160 x2 Strip Shadow GTX560 Black Edition 1300

The others are a good match1

The power supply is rated at 450W for non-overclocking and 450P for Antigram

On the i5 + GTX560Ti bar A platform decisively gave up.

6850 is still equipped with a bulldozer 4870*2 is not recommended to buy high power consumption and high heating, after all, the architecture is backward, and Athlon *4 is not recommended.

The architecture is old, the performance is not good, and even the glue quad-core of the inter is not as strong as the i5 i7, but it is very expensive.

The bulldozer is still good for money.

AM3, of course, almost all of AMD's products are now AM3 interfaces;

The core voltage is, this one is variable, and when your CPU usage is high, the voltage is also high.

Actually, there is basically no difference.

Measured on AM2 motherboard.

There is basically no difference between the two.

First of all, the AMD CPU interface can only be used on the AM2+ and AM2 interfaces, and the AM3 CPU can be plugged into the AM2+ and AM3 interfaces! And so on, as long as you flash the BIOS, it will generally be compatible! The specifications of Zhongguancun are not necessarily accurate!

Don't take it too seriously, look at the official parameters!

The difference between the external frequency 300 and 200 is not a point, the CPU performance external frequency is the most important, in short, 300 and 200 are much different!

Frequency = external frequency * frequency doubling, at the same frequency, the performance of the external frequency is higher than the performance of the frequency doubling!

If the conditions are right, just buy am3 directly! But AM3 only supports processors with AM3 interface!

AM3 definitely supports Pterodactyl 2 , but also Pterodactyl 2 is AM3 !

Said it! Pterodactyl 2 has 2 interfaces, AM3 and AM2+!

The Yilong2 processor with AM3 interface can be plugged into the motherboard of AM3 and AM2+!

Zhongguancun's parameters may be wrong!

In principle, the motherboard of AM2 supports Phenom II. Be warned, however, that not every such motherboard is supported. The main problem is the power supply of the Feng motherboard.

At least a true four-phase power supply is required. To get on the Phenom II, it is best to choose a motherboard with a height of 790G or more.

I'm using the 7750. The external frequency has a great impact on the performance of the whole machine. The difference of 100 yuan is here.

The Super 7750 is generally a super-multiplier. It is 200 times the outer frequency. Of course, you can also go to the super-frequency, but it's a little more troublesome.

Compare the external frequency to 300, your CPU is above, 7750 is generally not beyond this level. Therefore, the doubling can only be reduced a little. 7750 is generally over-reached in air cooling.

There are now motherboards that support both DDR2 and DDR3. You can pay attention to it. In fact, the DDR3 1066 is not as powerful as the DDR2 800. There is also a memory latency issue with memory.

As for the question of the middle and low end, it is a matter of opinion. Personally, I feel that 7750 is generally enough within two years, and now I choose one to support Yilong II, and sell 7750 after two years, and I don't suffer a loss when I buy a new one.

The AMD interface is divided into AM2, AM2+, and AM3, of which AM3 is compatible with AM2+ downwards, and I have never heard that AM3 does not support Yilong II.

For 7850, because of the new listing, there is naturally a shout, wasn't 7750 also very expensive back then?

You said that the relationship between buying a computer now and cost performance: it depends on the different requirements of different people, some people need overclocking, and some people need compatibility. However, I said, if there is not much demand, then it is still a good choice to buy a computer now, E5200, 7750 and P with and 9600GSO, 9600GT with are good, and now the price is very low, the cost performance is quite good.

But now after all, DDR3 is being pushed hard, and if you add an upgrade, it's better to wait. For example, if you don't upgrade after buying DDR2, it's a great value now, but if you upgrade, the gains outweigh the losses.

If you buy DDR3 now, then the platform of the good Inter is too expensive, i5 is reluctant to show up (even if it is listed for more than 1000 yuan), i7 is too expensive, a machine will be at least 7000 or more, such a machine will depreciate by more than 50% in less than a year; Use AMD, the platform is very cheap, but it also faces 2 problems: one is how to match the graphics card, use it, it's too lame, can't match the CPU, use it, it's still too expensive, the second is the choice of memory, now DDR3 memory is mostly 1333 and 1066, which is easy to say, the problem is that most motherboards also support this, but if you want to think about it, you still have to use DDR3 1600 in the future (there are also those who support 1600, but the product line is not rich).

To sum up, if you don't consider upgrading, the current machine is more cost-effective, if you consider upgrading in the future, you still don't need to match the machine, after all, it is a transition period.

The interface is related to the future development of the CPU, and AMD's subsequent products will adopt the new AM3 architecture.

The 7850 itself is not the same concept as the external frequency height and you are overpowering, so if the 7850 is also super, it will be more powerful than the 7750.

Let's talk about your budget first, if you don't need to use the Phenom 2, it is recommended that you use a 7750 + Metrojet 790 motherboard first, this board supports AM3 DDR3 all-solid-state.

In general, the life cycle of the CPU and motherboard is relatively short, so it is recommended that you do not buy expensive ones when you buy them, and replace them when they are cheaper in the future.

Phenom II is a CPU with AM3 interface, which can be used on AM2 AM2+ AM3 motherboards; However, if the motherboard uses the AM3 interface, then only the AM3 CPU can be used, that is, only the Phenom II can be used, and the Phenom cannot be used.

If you work for stability, use Core, if you play games, choose AMD, AMD's gaming performance is much better.

Of course, 2600k is rich, and 955 is only a mid-range.

2600 is nearly 1000 more expensive than 955**, what do you say!! Intel's stability is strong, AMD is cost-effective, and AMD is more affordable for home use!!

Don't ask this kind of question next time, search for the review and see it yourself.

** depends on your own ability, if you have enough financial ability, the choice of i7 is very good.

But considering that the update speed is relatively fast now, so let's take a look at your own purchase.

Personally, I think that if you have a fast update rate today, you should just choose a medium one.

Because the current hardware ** floats relatively large.

AMD is good at playing games, and the office is good for i7.

Each has its own strengths, the performance of the core is relatively stable, not easy to fail, and is generally used in the office; AMD's processing speed is relatively fast, and it is generally used more when playing games.

I've always thought that AMD is better for playing games. It's fast.

The most obvious difference is that Athlons are dual-core, while E-Long is three-, four-, or six-core. In short, the Yilong is one level higher than the Athlon.

Both Athlons and Yilong are divided into one generation and two generations.

Generally speaking, Athlon is the low-end and E-Dragon is the high-end.

What the 8th and 12th level comrades said can be suggested and adopted.

Not at all, the graphics card and CPU need to be replaced.

In fact, you don't have to bury your spine at all to ask questions You can directly turn your eyes to the Encyclopedia of Assassin's Creed, and the above will tell you what configuration you need If you have money, choose the top match, and if you don't have money, choose the low match, but it was originally recommended to choose the low match, which is slightly higher.

By performance: Yilong 2> Yilong 1> Turbo 2> Turbo 1> Flashing Dragon.

This is just a general ranking, but it doesn't mean that the Yilong 2 is necessarily faster than the Athlon, and the Athlons 2 is necessarily slower than the Athlons 1. The low-end Athlon-2 (e.g., the E-Long 2 dual-core) performs less than the high-end Athlon-2 quad-core. The Athlon II is more powerful than most of the Athlon 1

I'm dizzy, and there are more models. Let's briefly talk about their respective characteristics, Sempemploy is a low-end product, with a single core and dual core, Athlon is a mid-range product, with a dual-core and four-core, and Yilong is a commercial product, with four or six cores in the majority. These three products make up AMD's full range of CPU products of all grades.

AMD's desktop CPUs are divided into 4 categories.

1。Sempron

2。Athlon

3。Opteron.

Phenom Athlon Flash Dragon, the highest-end AMD dual-core is the Acelong 555, yours is the highest-end dual-core of the Athlon series, and the 255 is just an upgraded version of the higher frequency that came out in the later period His main frequency is yours There is no essential difference.