Seek to maximize the use of the Pentium E6300 and dual channel DDR3 1333 1G2 motherboards

You can't play what you buy Because your E6300 45nm This CPU front-side bus is only 1066 So if you don't overclock, DDR3 memory can only work at a frequency of 1066 So it's not cost-effective to do this It's better to buy E8200 loose chips It's only 700 1333 front-side bus Perfect support for your memory If you don't change the CPU, with ASUS-Gigabyte-MSI, a first-line brand, the motherboard of about 500 can be stable, because the motherboard I dare to guarantee that if it is not exceeded, you use a motherboard of 300 yuan The effect is the same as that of the 3000 motherboard.

For example, the ASUS P5QL-SE looks like a 590 P43 chip.

Overclocking is another matter It is recommended that you take an ASUS motherboard Overclocking is definitely not comparable to other brands But you have to buy ASUS 700 or more This is a good P5Q-SE 790 looks like Changing the CPU or the motherboard You measure it yourself I recommend changing the CPU CPU has a greater impact on performance.

The GIGABYTE 770 is just that.

Any P45 or P43 motherboard with DDR3 will do.

Intel's 965 motherboard, and E6300 seem to have been launched together.

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Motherboard ASUS P5QL SE 1 590

Motherboard GIGABYTE GA-P43-ES3G ( 1 599 with E6300 is OK, with DDR2 1066 memory.

As for DDR3 memory.

I think. CPU Intel Core 2 Duo E8300 (Scatter) 1 750Fan Overclocked Three Red Sea Mini Edition 1 65

Motherboard MSI P45D3 NEO-F 1 799 would be a good match.

Guys upstairs:

The landlord is looking for a motherboard with a CPU, in order to give full play to the performance of this CPU, and it is indicated that it is necessary to support DDR3 1333 memory, and the landlord is not brain blind, everyone should understand that the landlord is going to overclock, or not DDR2 1066 is enough, you don't persuade people to change the CPU and change the motherboard, the building mainly has E8300 or want to use DDR2 1066 if you still use this reward to ask us? And the landlord also explained the problem of funds, you let the family buy another CPU, and you want a good motherboard to support it, this is not clear nonsense.

Landlord: Use Shuangmin UP43AT, P43 chip, support DDR3 1333,499 yuan, to be honest, I haven't used Shuangmin's motherboard, but a friend is using it, and there has been no problem with it. At that time, I was not very relieved when I bought it, but I took a fancy to it to support DDR3 1333, the workmanship of the materials is OK, I heard that it was made by Jet Bo OEM, ** and cheap to shoot, other motherboards that support DDR3 1333 are very expensive, such as Gigabyte's, more than 700, or P45, my friend's U is E5300, with P45 is a bit of an improper value, I chose this to try it, it is not bad to use, the landlord can refer to this motherboard.

Big brand, Gigabyte EP43T-S3L MSI P43-C51

2-line Yingtai TP43E3 XE channel Colorful Battle Banner X3 D3 Overclocking V21

If it's about 500, you can only use the colorful one, as long as the motherboard supports DDR3, then it's no problem, and don't group dual channels, which doesn't make much sense.

The 500 best boards are:

Spartak Kuroshio BI-521 **499 (it is impossible to give you a counteroffer, this board is only more than 20 profits).

This work is good, and the stability is also good, but the PCB is a little thinner, but 500 boards, don't go to luxury.

More than 500, only one recommendation.

Yingtai P43D3

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You can't play what you buy Because your E6300's This CPU front-side bus is only 1066 So if you don't overclock, DDR3 memory can only work at a frequency of 1066 So it's not cost-effective to do it It's better to buy E8200 loose chips Only 700 1333 front-side bus Perfect support for your memory If you don't change the CPU, with ASUS-GIGABYTE-MSI, a first-line brand, the motherboard of about 500 can be stable, because the motherboard I dare to guarantee that if it is not exceeded, you use a motherboard of 300 yuan The effect is the same as that of the 3000 motherboard.

For example, the ASUS P5QL-SE looks like a 590 P43 chip.

Overclocking is another matter It is recommended that you take the motherboard of ASUS Overclocking is definitely not comparable to other brands But you have to buy ASUS 700 or more This is a good P5Q-SE 790 Look like Change CPU or motherboard You measure it yourself I recommend changing the CPU CPU has a greater impact on performance You have to add it!

The big idea is to use a P45 motherboard.

For specific products, it is more cost-effective to use the Rainbow Battle Banner Twin overclocked version V21.

Colorful Battle Banner Twin Overclocked V21 499

It depends on your actual situation; DDR3--1333MHz is the 3rd generation memory; Memory transfer is fast; It depends on whether your motherboard supports it or not; Compatibility!!

Big brother, what does the ability to use high-frequency memory have to do with the CPU? Look at the motherboard support is not supported!!

If the motherboard supports it, it can be used.

But the external frequency of E6300 can only reach 266, and FBS1066DDR3 1333 can only run at the frequency of 1066 This frequency, DDR3 is not as good as DDR2 It is not worth it.

Yes, the main frequency of the e6300 is very high . But it depends on the motherboard support, and the motherboard supports DDR3 memory. Nothing to do with the CPU. However, it is recommended to go on Q8200!

It's okay to buy a 2G, it doesn't affect anything, and it can't be considered a bottleneck.

But your motherboard is good enough, and it happens to be stuck on the 667 frequency.

The frequency does not change, what changes is the speed at which the data is transmitted.

Pentium E6300 is better, mainly reflected in the manufacturing process, Pentium E6300 uses a 45nm manufacturing process, while Core E6300 uses a 65nm manufacturing process, the former is more advanced, and the parameters of both are as follows:

Intel Pentium Dual-Core E6300 Parameters:

Applicable type: desktop;

CPU series: Pentium dual-core;

CPU Frequency:;

Slot type: LGA 775;

Number of pins: 775pin;

Number of cores: Dual cores;

Number of threads: Double-threaded.

Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 Parameters:

Applicable type: desktop;

CPU series: Core 2 dual-core;

CPU Frequency:;

Slot type: LGA 775;

Number of pins: 775pin;

Number of cores: Dual cores;

Thermal Design Power Consumption (TDP): 65W.

Pentium E6300 is good, although it is a Pentium series, Core E6300 is only a product of the previous generation, but whether it is the main frequency or manufacturing process, Pentium E6300 is better than Core E6300. High-frequency dual-core CPUs still have a great advantage.

Core E6300 clock clock The Pentium E6300 has, obviously.

Of course it's PentiumE6300 good,,New architecture,You can take a look at the online review,It's exactly the same as the Core E7400,It's L2 less1M,And the general physique is OK,I easily went up to the temperature and didn't exceed 45 degrees,Use the radiator of the Red Sea3。 There are a few people upstairs who can't even tell the difference between the Pentium E6300 and the Core E6300, and they came to answer the question and were dizzy.

Something 4 years ago, the core of 65nm?? How to compare??

The full name is: Intel Pentium Core E6300

It's the same thing, it's just a different abbreviation.

It's all a question of what period it is.

The E6300 was a Pentium, and the Core of that period was the Q series such as the Q9300

The current core is the i-series, (i3 i5 i7 ) The level and positioning are very clear, and the low-end core i3 almost suppresses most of the G-series Pentium, and the specific choice can depend on the budget.

Of course, it's Pentium, Pentium is, 45nm, Core is, 65nm, and the other parameters are the same.

The Core E6300 is good.

Core is a new generation of processors and the Pentium is old.

The Core architecture is better than the Pentium, so...

The performance is the same, that is, the Pentium has a small heat and advanced technology.

MSI P41-C33

Large board design 775 interface DDR3 memory.

There's no need to care about the chipset. As long as the CPU is supported, it's fine. There is no difference in the score of running 3D on the whole machine (personal experience).

Of the chipsets you listed, the P45 is the most advanced, but it requires a discrete graphics card, which is more expensive than other chipsets of the same brand. The G41 is an integrated graphics card, so there is no need for a discrete graphics card. With a discrete graphics card, you won't lose out on a P-series motherboard.

One more thing to add: there is no need to pursue DDR3, it is meaningless, and it is so expensive. The most important thing about computer performance is the processor and graphics card, and the DDR2 dual-channel memory bandwidth is enough to support the current E-series processors and more than enough.

Of course, the P45 is the best. However, the P43 is also more than enough to get the most out of your CPU. It mainly depends on the brand and workmanship. Of course, ** is also an important factor, the same brand and chip, the expensive one must be good, hehe.

The configuration of yours is also balanced,But unfortunately I told you that you can only change the memory can not add memory,You know that the motherboard colorful G41 twin only has one DDR3 and a DDR2 memory slot,And it does not support the use of DDR2 and 3 together,You can sell the current 1G DDR3 memory for a single 4G DDR3 1333 memory when you upgrade,Your motherboard is considered to support DDR3 which is relatively low,It is recommended to take the computer to upgrade the DDR3 that may not be compatible with single-sided DDR3 4G RAM. If you don't care about the small improvement, you can also change to a single DDR3 2G memory.

The performance of the graphics card GT220 and the processor Pentium E6300 is okay and it is recommended to keep it.

1. Add 2G memory, less than 70 new ones, which is very practical.

2. The graphics card is a little weaker. But if you don't play large-scale single-player games, 220 is basically enough. If you want to play the latest big games like Call of Duty 8, you need a GTS450 or HD6770 level.

First of all, add memory, 1G is too small, your motherboard supports DDR3 1333, it's easy to say, DDR3 memory is not expensive.

The graphics card is not very demanding, so I continue to use it. General stand-alone and online games can still be played. There are no problems with Call of Duty 8. Battlefield 3 is not going to work.

Dear Intel users, the CPU of your machine is sufficient, but if you want to upgrade the machine, it is recommended to consider memory and graphics card, the above reply is for reference!

If you add memory to play large games, change the graphics card.

It's different, why have two names if it's the same? The former is a relatively old Core dual-core model, and the latter is the latest Pentium dual-core model, if you talk about performance, you have not personally used and compared it, but the latter is a 45nm process, and the processes are more advanced than the former.

1. Intel Core 2 dual-core E6300CPU main frequency, external frequency 266MHz, frequency doubling 7 times, number of cores dual-core, production process 65nm, thermal design power consumption (TDP) 65W, L1 cache 64KB, L2 cache 1MB*2.

2. Intel Pentium dual-core E6300CPU main frequency, external frequency 266MHz, frequency doubling, number of cores dual core, number of threads dual thread, production process 45nm, thermal design power consumption (TDP) 65W, L1 cache 64KB, L2 cache 2MB.

Compared with the performance of the two, the Intel Pentium dual-core E6300CPU has a better production process, a higher frequency doubling, and a better one.

Let's start with the difference between Core and Pentium.

In fact, Core is a general term, and its use for desktops is called Conroe (buckle meat) servers, called Extrem Xeon, notebooks are called Merom, and as for how to name a CPU, it is Intel's business.

According to its product positioning, there are Celeron, Pentium, and Core dual-core.

In fact, it's all Core architecture.

Of course it's Pentium, they support exactly the same instruction set, Core is, 65nm process, Pentium is, 45nm process.