What CPU and graphics card can Colorful NF520 be equipped with

The new board of the full range of AM2 CPUs can support AM2+ and AM3, and if the boss has updated the BIOS, it can also support AM2+ and AM3.

However, it is still recommended that you find an AM2 dual-core between 4000+--5200+ in the second-hand market, the performance is okay, and it is not expensive. Graphics card AMD HD3850 4670. NVIDIA's 9600GSO 9600GT GT240 and so on are fine.

。。The CPU interface of this board is socket AM2, which supports ATHLON FX ATHLON 64 x2 ATHLON 64 SEPRON 64bit processors. Such as the Athlon 5050E 5200+ dual-core U, or the quad-core Phenom 9500 or something like that.

The NF520 generally supports AMD's dual-core K8 architecture processor (i.e., AMD dual-core Athlon-series).

Such as +....6200+ and other dual-core processors, and what 3250e, etc.

It's good to buy an AMD Athlon6000+, in fact, the performance of the K8 processor is not much different, and the K8 processor is almost eliminated. There is no point in upgrading, you can use your current processor as soon as it can be used, and in about 2 years your entire computer should be obsolete (even if you upgrade now, it will be obsolete in about 2 years).

Generally, yes.

Now that a single CPU is the largest, the manufacturing process can no longer be raised.

But now it's all dual-core CPUs

Wait a little longer for a multi-core CPU.

Now instead of P5 but PW or PD, which means dual-core processor.

Hehe, friends upstairs, the earth is dangerous.

What exactly does it support, or go to the official ** to check it Some 520 can support K10.

AM2 interface, supporting ATHLON 64 Athlon64 X2 ATHLON 64 FX SEMPRON series processors.

You can use 65nm Athlon dual-core, from 2800+ to 6400+, the CPU of the AM2 interface supports up to 6400+, and the BIOS can support up to the 7750 of AM2+, and the second generation of Athlon 240 with the AM3 interface is not easy to say, it is estimated that it is enough.

Recommend the last 5200+, now very cost-effective.

The NF52 board can be considered on the more mainstream AM3 X2 240 or 245. Like the previous + 4200+ is fine. I don't think it's necessary to have a quad-core, but it's okay, it's only compatible.

Yes, but your board is PCI Express 16X and the 9600GSO graphics card is PCI Express 16X compatible, but the performance can't be played. That's for sure.

You are an AMD processor, use the MCP78 series chip or a 780G motherboard. The effect will be much better.

First of all, the colorful motherboard itself is not very good, it is recommended to buy MSI or ASUS, with 9600GS, you can match a P31 or P35 at the most

It's definitely okay to mix it this way.

As long as it is the current PCI-E graphics card, your motherboard can be used, but it depends on your power supply when you use it, like some graphics cards, such as 9800GT, you need to connect an external power supply.

So as long as the interface is the same, it can basically be used.

4400+ is worth 120, and 3 is about the same as 667 and is worth 150. Sell it. Sold for a set of G530 + H61 + 4G, 260 + 300 + 140, brand new**. It's not cost-effective to change an AM2 board and graphics card alone.

Or consider selling the CPU and buying an FX5000 open core set, and the second-hand one will cost 500 yuan. If you buy a new Essence 6570 D5 graphics card, it will look less than 300, which is a little better than the 96GT. Used 98gt****300.

The 770 motherboard does not have an integrated display, and the N68 and 780 motherboards have an integrated display.

If you buy second-hand, you go to the second-hand forum of the Pacific Computer Network to take a look, explain your requirements, it is very easy to collect, and try to find people with old IDs to buy.

Directly add a 2-4G memory module, add a graphics card of about GTX450, and the problem is solved.

Just use the GT240.

If you go higher, it's 250That's enough.

At high it is a waste of graphics cards.

If you have a card, it's about 5670 or 5750.

If you are a brand, we recommend ASUS, Yingla, Dilan Hengjin, and Sapphire.