How to look at the chipset The type of CPU supported How to configure it is the most reasonable

One of the core components of a computer is the CPU chip. And for people who don't know much about computer hardware, the model number of CPU chips is easy to get confused. Therefore, when buying a computer, it is crucial to choose a suitable CPU chip.

Let's briefly introduce some common CPU chip models.

Series. The IntelCore series is the most popular CPU chip on the market today. i3, i5, i7, and i9 are all different levels of chips in the Intelcore series, i3 is an entry-level chip, i5 is a mid-range chip, i7 is a high-end chip, and i9 is an ultra-high-end chip.

Series. AMD is Intel's main competitor, and its products are also very popular. A, FX, and Ryzen are all AMD's CPU chip series, the A series is an entry-level chip, the FX series is a mid-to-high-end chip, and the Ryzen series is a high-end chip.

Series. ARM is a licensed chip design company. The Cortex series is one of Arm's CPU chip series, which is designed to be characterized by low power consumption, high performance, and low cost. The Armcortex series of chips are widely used in consumer electronics such as smartphones and tablets.

Series. The Xeon family of chips is Intel's high-performance chip designed for data center and enterprise applications. These chips have high reliability and powerful multi-processing capabilities, which can adapt to large-scale data processing and high-load server work.

Series. The Intelpentium and Celeron series are entry-level CPU chips, which are relatively inexpensive due to their lower performance and features than high-end CPUs. These chips are mainly used for basic applications such as office, Internet access, and simple entertainment.

The above are just some of the CPU chips, there are many other models of CPU chips in the market. When choosing a CPU chip, you need to choose the most suitable CPU chip according to your own needs, such as budget, purpose of use, etc., and comprehensively consider various factors.

The topic is too big, and there is too much information.

Let me give you some specific examples from a small point of view.

The interfaces are all LGA1150, and the interface is exactly the same CPU, including:

Celeron G1820, Pentium G4440, i3-4170, i5-4590, i7-4970

The interfaces are all LGA1150

The motherboard chipset models are:

H81, B85, H97, Z87, Z97, Z99 Theoretically, these CPUs and motherboards, any two can be used together.

In fact, the more reasonable collocation is as follows:

Celeron G1820

Paired with H81

Pentium G4440 with H81

i3-4170, i5-4590 with B85i7-4970 with H97, Z87, Z97, Z99 or whatever, what kind of CPU does the motherboard chipset go with.

Depends on CPU performance.

And. Motherboard chipset function positioning.

So many models of motherboards and CPUs

What do you want us to say.

Which master pointed out?

When we often talk about chipset, we refer to the Northbridge chipset, what's the matter with the CPU?

As long as this chipset supports the corresponding CPU, how can the CPU have a chipset?

All you need to see is whether some parameters match, in the case of parameter matching, there is no difference between using G31 with E5200 and P43 with E5200, but here is just for daily use, we all know that G31 is not suitable for overclocking, and P43 is equipped with ICH10 South Bridge chip, if you have requirements in this regard, you need to choose the corresponding chipset.

It can be said that normal home, the motherboard does not need to be too high, it is good to use, like you use P43 or P45 to match E5200U, if you use evaluation software to score, P45 will not be stronger than P43, and ** is a lot worse, the current hardware development is rapid, when you upgrade the components after two or three years, they are all a grade, accessories are thrown in second-hand goods, at that time, the high-end motherboard can not sell dozens of dollars more than the low-end motherboard, but the money you spend now is not just this number.

You can use a low-end motherboard to match a high-end CPU, such as P43 with E52, with E7 or E8, many people say that E8 should be at least P45 or higher, etc., but just to talk about it, and did not come up with a substantive basis for why E8 can't be equipped with P43, but if you use P43 with E2 series, it's a pure waste, a waste of motherboards.

To put it simply, the bus and memory matching, **reasonable, there are no quality problems, and finally, it is enough.

The configuration of the computer should be bought according to your own use, and there is no need to pay for things that you rarely use or do not need at all.

The most important thing between the CPU and the motherboard is that the interface of the CPU and the motherboard socket must be the same, otherwise the CPU cannot be used if it cannot be plugged in.

The second is to decide according to your own use. For example, Intel Z series motherboards are generally high-end series, which support overclocking, graphics card crossfire, etc. If you don't overclock, use an integrated graphics card or only use a single graphics card, then there is no need to buy the Z series.

In the general direction, it is enough to match; In detail, it is necessary to choose the most suitable chipset (motherboard) according to the characteristics of the CPU

As long as the motherboard supports the CPU, you don't have to think about it so carefully.

Friend, your question is a bit problematic, cpu chipset??

How to check the CPU model, easy to operate in a few simple steps.

1. Sempemp 3200+ is about equivalent to the level of P4.

2. The chipset used for your elite motherboard is the nforce430 series chipset motherboard produced by nvidia, if you have to have a motherboard equivalent to Intel, it is probably equivalent to the P965 series chipset motherboard.

3. Under this platform, it is recommended that you directly replace the whole machine, because it is already 4 levels behind the mainstream platform, and the upgrade is not meaningful. If you have to upgrade, your motherboard supports up to Athlon's X2 6000+, which is equivalent to the Intel Pentiun D 820. You can buy second-hand goods in **, there are no new ones now.

4. You can form dual channels, but you need to buy DDRII667MHz or 800MHz memory modules, you can buy ** or buy in stores, only second-hand goods, no new goods. The memory module can be plugged in, and there is no need to drive or reinstall the system.

The VGA cable of your monitor is exactly the same as the one on the market, as for the thickness, don't worry, it won't be affected.

The VGA cable is relatively old...

1 3200+ is very old CPU equivalent to Intel's P4 level CPU is very old, 2 = = motherboard, can it still be equivalent to Intel's motherboard·· Intel main CPU and motherboard chipset·· Motherboards can't compare to chipsets from different manufacturers... It's like how 1155 can be compared to A75 A55...

3. Don't upgrade it... The highest support of this board can't support how high the dual-core goes·· It is recommended that if you have money, you can replace the whole unit.

4 No need to add it, it's too old, it's a waste of money·· Plugging in the memory does not require reinstalling the driver and the system The system can automatically recognize and refresh the memory capacity

Buy a new one.

There's no point in upgrading your computer.

Because of the accessories you want to upgrade, you will never get new ones on the market, unless you are too good to live. If it's second-hand, is there any point in buying !?

If you upgrade the motherboard, then the graphics card, memory, hard disk, and CPU will be upgraded, leaving your fan and case to use, and the power supply may not be available.

You have upgraded the most expensive hosts, and the cost of upgrading is not much different from buying a new one.

Instead of that, you might as well spend about 2000 and reconfigure a desktop host. You buy a cable for this machine and connect it to the TV as a DVD player.。。。

2000 yuan can be matched with a good Intel host.。。 The CPU of the E7 series, about 700 yuan, plus a graphics card of about 400 yuan, the motherboard is about 400, and the hard disk is 400... The power supply of the chassis is about 300. . .

The CPU of the E7 series is very good, not worse than the i3, and the performance of the i3 is actually not much worse than that of the E6 series. You can see this from the price point and parameters,It's all dual-core.。。。