How to compare accounting for changing CPUs Urgently

The landlord's personal opinion:

It is also dual-core, and it uses the architecture NetBurst architecture, while the Core 2 uses the Conroe architecture on its basis, which improves its stability, heat dissipation, and compatibility. Therefore, the landlord feels that the temperature of the PD is higher.

2.If you change the CPU, it's not just a matter of changing the U, because the U slots of Intel and AMD are inconsistent, so you also have to change the motherboard, generally the NF motherboard** is above 500, so it's not cost-effective.

3.You don't have enough memory, at least upgrade to 1G, it's not too small +1G of memory to play its full function, 512MB has a big bottleneck.

Agree to the first floor, the cost is too high, there is no future.

It's not cost-effective to change it, and you have to change the motherboard if you change AMD.

This will have to be replaced along with the motherboard.

Not good. Your CPU is still fast for now.

Otherwise, it's better to upgrade the memory.

If you want to change the CPU, you have to change the motherboard.

The needle angle is different, and if you play games, AMD's can be.

It's up to you to get a cheap motherboard.

How much price do you want?

Don't change the CPU, it's better to change the heatsink.

AMD is cost-effective, but you still don't want to change it in this situation. Your u is not very down.,I want to play the game and add a memory.。

Then you have to change the motherboard, and the performance is not much improved.

I'm surprised that your CPU fits perfectly into your configuration and there's no need to replace it.

This is an extra word, the CPU replacement is relatively simple, the first step is to open the lead chain chassis and see a big fan? There are bayonets on both sides, plastic screws that look like screws (some have bayonets).

If you remove the fan, you can see that the CPU is carefully removed (the CPU is pressed into the motherboard card slot by the fan, it is easy to take it off, if you can't remove it, don't use force).

Then put the new CPU on, and if you look closely, you will find that there are four corners of the CPU, one of which has no pins, and the position on the CPU seat corresponds to it.

After putting it down, apply a little heat dissipation silicone grease to the CPU, press the stove acacia fan, and fix the screws (pay attention to press gently, and the screws on the diagonal to ensure that the aping).

OK, pack the case. Simple, right?

Hope it can help you. Don't be afraid, be bold and careful!