Should you choose a graphics card or memory, and what do both memory and graphics card do?

The key question is what you want to improve your performance, and in terms of memory, it can handle most of the current programs and games. If you want to improve the display speed, you can only change the graphics card, because adding memory can only ensure that the integrated graphics card is allocated a little more memory, but it cannot fundamentally solve the shortcomings of the insufficient processing power of the integrated graphics card. Moreover, after changing the graphics card, the memory is released, and 512M is enough.

If you want to improve the effect of the game, you should definitely change the graphics card, but of course the price should be higher.

The microcomputer said that it would be much better to use 1g in size.

If you have money, change the graphics card, and if you don't have money, add 256 memory (it's useless to add more).

Look at your motherboard, if your motherboard has room to upgrade the graphics card, change the graphics card, and the memory 512 is currently enough.

If you're not playing big games, add memory. If you play big games, you also need to add memory and change graphics cards.

512 liters to 1g is meaningless, the average score is about the same. It is recommended to replace the graphics card and the effect will be very noticeable.

If your motherboard supports the AGP slot, you should upgrade the graphics card, after all, the discrete graphics card will not occupy the CPU and memory! If you don't have a discrete graphics card, your memory is large, and some 3D games still can't be played.

The integrated memory is used as video memory, or add a discrete graphics card first.

The CPU is the core component of the computer that is responsible for reading, decoding and executing instructions. Its function is mainly to interpret computer instructions and process data in computer software.

Memory is used to temporarily store computing data in the CPU and exchange data with external memory such as hard disks. As long as the computer is running, the operating system will transfer the data that needs to be calculated from the memory to the CPU for calculation, and the CPU will send the result when the calculation is completed.

The purpose of the graphics card is to convert the display information required by the computer system to drive the display, and provide progressive or interlaced scan signals to the display, control the correct display of the display, and is an important component for connecting the monitor and the motherboard of the personal computer.