Now you want to be equipped with a table that can do CAD, what is the configuration of the 3D host?

Litai's graphics card (which focuses on rendering and drawing) is paired with an AMD bulldozer with 8 cores, such as the FX-8350

It depends on your budget.

Motherboard Gigabyte B85M-HD3 500 yuan ......cpui5(457 0) 1300 yuan ......Kingston 4G 1600-260 yuan, it is up to you, but the power supply is best rated at 400W-so that it can be upgraded later, and the general large-scale 3D game can run smoothly without a graphics card......If you install win7 64 system for 8G memory.

Spend the money with the right machine. There are tens of thousands of configurations for how much money there are. It depends on what you're pursuing, it's different for anyone to pursue.

1. At present, the version of the software is getting bigger and bigger, and the configuration requirements for the computer are getting higher and higher.

2. If you are using a newer version of the software, it is recommended to configure as follows:

CPU: Core i5 or above.

Memory: 4G or more.

Graphics card: discrete graphics card, video memory of 2G or more.

Hard disk: mechanical hard disk 7200 rpm or solid state drive.

This configuration allows you to use AutoCAD and 3D software for drawing smoothly.

3000 main only with the host, absolutely fine, the focus is on the graphics card when matching.

If you are worthy of the cost performance, two thousand six or seven is very good, the configuration should be reasonable, and if you want to make a picture, you have to spend more money on the graphics card. The CPU does not need to be too high, and the AMD platform is recommended to be cost-effective.

OK. In fact, more than 2,000 assembly machines are also available. As long as the CPU is i3 or above, the memory is 2G. It's better to add a better graphics card. Enough is enough.

Buy a host for about 5000 yuan, configure it this way, and the performance is better.

The performance of the Xeon processor E3-1230 V3 is about 30% higher than that of the fourth-generation i5. The E3-1230 V3 is the same Haswell architecture as the i7-4770, and it is also a quad-core and eight-thread processor, and the two are interchangeable. Its performance has reached 95% of that of the i7-4770, but it is only 65% of the boxed i7-4770, which is very cost-effective.

However, Yixun Jingdong and other **can only buy boxed i7 and e3 processors,** are very expensive, it is recommended to go to the computer city to buy loose pieces.

For drawing design, it is better to use a card, the special architecture of a card is of great help for modeling, and the n card is more focused on game effects, so if your computer is mainly used for design, then give priority to a card (if you don't need to play games, then it is recommended to go directly to a professional graphics card).

I've been in the computer industry for 10 years, and I know a little bit about everything, so I can ask you any questions directly.

If it's graphic design, it doesn't matter what graphics card you use, as long as you choose a better CPU, at least i5, and a better i7 or e3

If it is a 3D design, then the best is a professional graphics card, followed by a card, and the worst is an N card.

The minimum memory is 4G, and the standard configuration is 8G.

The guy who recommended the GTX770 was a bit of a layman.

If you want to run smoothly, it's best to use i7, and the graphics card is above 750, but i5 can also run.

CPU: E3-1230 V3 (scattered) 1350

Motherboard: ASRock B85 Pro4 450

Memory: Apacer Armor Samurai 8GB Set 250

HDD: Seagate Barracuda 1000G (ST1000DM003) 350

Graphics: Yingzhong GTX760 Super Ice Dragon 1700

Chassis: Venuz Witcher 250

Power supply: Antitek BP430 299

Radiator: Cairong B81 90

Look at this configuration super value for money.