Motherboard, graphics card, memory, graphics card video memory and CPU are the same thing as memory

It's not the same thing.

Of course, for integrated graphics cards, they generally do not have video memory, and the video memory is demarcated from the memory to act as a part, and the independent graphics card now generally has video memory expansion technology, but when the built-in video memory is insufficient, it occupies part of the memory to act.

But overall, we think it's two systems.

How so? Such a pit problem. How can this be the same thing?

First of all, the motherboard, if you buy a good motherboard CPU, you can improve, if you buy a good CPU, the computer will be faster, and if you buy a good graphics card, the vision of the computer will be better, and it will be better to play games. What exactly are you talking about? It's not a computer.

That's not the same thing, the video memory is working with the GPU, next to the GPU, it is soldered to the board, and the memory is a separate hardware,

It's not the same thing, the graphics card is mainly responsible for the display, and the CPU is mainly responsible for computing and control.

It's not the same thing, the graphics card is divided into two types: integrated and independent, most of the brand machines are integrated, and the assembly machine can be independent. Video memory refers to the memory displayed, generally the better, of course** is also different. The CPU is the first processor, which is equivalent to the human brain.

Memory is the space that needs to be buffered when the entire system is running, so it is more common to understand.

These 3 are not related, but the CPU interface, such as Z87, requires the motherboard of Z87.

Not complete and requires categorical analysis. If it is a discrete graphics card, then its video memory is independent, that is, the graphics card itself has video memory. If it's a core graphics card or an early integrated graphics card, it's about memory, which needs to occupy memory as a cache and will perform because of the specifications of the memory.

The relationship between CPU and memory is that the CPU needs to read and process tasks from the cache files in memory, so memory is the temporary memory of the task to be solved for the CPU, which can be understood in this way.

I don't know what you're talking about, can you make it clear.

There are only two processors AMD and Inter Inter is a bit of a pit but the performance is incomparable to anyone AMD is the most cost-effective but the performance is not lost to Inter (Core i7 forget it··· AMD's is not as good as the i7 and those vegetable cutters).

The motherboard is the three first-line ASUS, GIGABYTE, and MSI, each of which is very distinctive, but if you buy a low-end motherboard, the second-line Onda, ASRock and other brands are good, ASUS's mid-to-high motherboard design is the best, and the high-end motherboard must choose ASUS GIGABYTE's low-end and mid-to-high-end are better, but it's not as good as ASUS's (high-end) MSI doesn't know I haven't used it.

There are two kinds of graphics cards One A card (ATI) The other N card (NVIDIA) Of course, the public version is out of them, but the foundry may not be them A card is worth recommending two brands Blaupunk (stone) and Dilan Hengjin N card, Shadow and Colorful (miserable red) forget it, Colorful is only a little bit better than the igame series, Shadow Run has a screen all day long, it is better to buy ASUS and ZOTAC's ZOTAC three-year warranty.

If you have a memory, Kingston, ADATA, and Corsair are all brands that many people can buy. I haven't used it, but it's pretty much the same, because the memory modules rarely shrink, only fakes.

1.The processor intel is good, I use 4790k, but it is not overclocked. 2.

I think the motherboard is good for ASUS, and I use an ASUS B85-Pro graphics card... Personally, I think it's better than ASUS. If you don't like it, don't spray.

I use ASUS GTX970, and there are many good brands, such as Shadow, MSI, Gigabyte, Colorful Zotac, etc. 4.The memory module Kingston is good, but it must be **, and ADATA is also good.