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It's not good, it's not as good as the mainstream products. It's a matter of time before it's time to be eliminated. If the memory is a little larger, and the graphics card is stronger, it's basically fine.

The CPU can still be played for the current mainstream games, the key is your memory (some large games require at least 512 or even 1G memory) and graphics card, just change to a 6600LE (cheap, the current mainstream games can be played smoothly) 6600GT is also very good

The CPU frequency is too low, and if you replace it with the above, how many m is the graphics card? It is recommended that you switch to at least 128M, and preferably to a discrete graphics card.

Improvement is. Look at whether there is a graphics card slot. It should be PCI-E.

Buying a 7600gs graphics card is pretty much the same.

Your phenomenon should be a problem with the system, like your configuration, I don't know how many Internet cafes I allocated last year, and there is no problem.

As far as the description and content are concerned, first of all, the hard disk and power supply are not good. Hard disk and power supply can not be saved, hard disk is recommended first-line brand solid-state, life and stability there. In terms of power supply, if you want to add a dessert-level graphics card later, it is recommended that the rated 500W power supply of the first-line brand, do not use this kind of miscellaneous brand, ** not less than 300 all sex.

Secondly, if you only use the core display, the core graphics performance of a certain Tel is half of that of a certain A, and the 11th generation CPU is a transitional CPU, which has the advantage of natively supporting the frequency of memory to 3200, and the disadvantage is that the power consumption is outrageous. Therefore, the CPU is recommended for the 10th generation, or the CPU of a certain A, with a core.

Then, there is no problem in other aspects, the games you play are all eating CPU frequency, the performance of the graphics card is not high, if you want to play more demanding games in the future, it is recommended to do as above, if you don't play, the power supply and hard disk are just fine.

Finally, good luck. I don't know how to continue asking, satisfied.

This configuration can be compatible、**There is no problem,The performance of the processor meets the game you said,The memory is enough,This configuration is used every day and all kinds of software run smoothly without problems。

If you want to talk about the problem, what you can't be sure of is what model your previous graphics card was, so the game performance can't be judged, and secondly, because you are not sure about the model of the graphics card, so you are not sure if the power supply is enough, this power supply is relatively average.

If you only play Frozen Throne and Bloody Rivers.

This set of [configurations] is sufficient.

But buy a solid state for installing game DLC and updates like Warcraft's Frozen Throne.

There is nothing wrong with the configuration itself, the key is that I don't know what the old graphics card is, and I can't judge whether the match is reasonable or unreasonable.

There is no problem with this configuration at all, and these games you play don't eat the configuration.

SSDs are recommended to buy around 500g, and 250g is generally not enough, unless you only play these two games.

If you have a separate display, you can buy i5 10400F or i5 11400f.

It is recommended to use a 16G memory, which is convenient for wasting memory when upgrading memory in the future, and other aspects are enough, as long as the graphics card does not use too much power, this 500W rated power supply is no problem.