I m looking for a CPU for my computer

There are two configurations1: CPU AMD5000+ 375 GIGABYTE GA-MA770-S3 499

Memory Kingston 2G 800 135 under a thousand plus your graphics card performance.

It can be good. 2 CPU Intel Pentium E 2160 (Case) 390 Motherboard Jet X-Blue P43 399

Memory Kingston 2G 800 135 Below a thousand, it is a few hundred more than buying a CPU alone, but the performance has increased several times, it is worth it, and it will not be eliminated for a period of time, I hope you think about it.

Your Celeron is indeed too low. Since your RAM is 768M, then you buy a CPU around P4This CPU can drive the games you want to play. And it goes well with 768M memory.

You buy a second-hand one, and it won't be too expensive. Good luck! ^

You can't get a dual-core on this motherboard, so it's best to buy a P4 on the ** for just over 180 yuan. No matter how big it is, the motherboard doesn't support it.

If you want to change the dual-core, you have to change the motherboard, and if you change the motherboard, you have to change the memory, and if you want to change the memory, you have to change the graphics card.

It's all changed, it's better to buy a new one.

845G can't get on dual-core PD820! Up to 478 single-core P4 pins

As shown below, the processor is the CPU

Knowledge supplement: CPU is short for Central Processing Unit.

The Chinese translation of the central processing unit is "** processor".

**The CPU (Central Processing Unit) is a very large-scale integrated circuit, which is the computing core and control unit of a computer. Its function is mainly to interpret computer instructions as well as process data in computer software.

**The processor mainly consists of combinators (ALUs, arithmetic logic units) and caches, as well as buses that enable the data, control and state between them. Together with internal memory and input and output (IO) devices, it is known as the three core components of electronic computers.

The performance of a computer is a comprehensive performance, and it is not determined by the CPU or graphics card. Personally, I think: judging from the graphics card you choose, a dual-core CPU will do.

Also, don't always think about overclocking, it's not good for the CPU. If you don't think the CPU is strong enough, spend more money to buy one with a high frequency. Just like a car, it is always overloaded, and sooner or later it will lie on its stomach.

I'm using an AMD5000+ black box (which can be overclocked), but when playing games, I don't use it at all, and the overclocking is only a little improved, the actual effect is not obvious, and the heat dissipation requirements are very high. Dual-core and quad-core are the number of cores of the CPU, which should be easy to understand, and the processors before the emergence of dual-core were single-core. Although there are many cores, it is not the processing power*2, after all, it is still very crowded to put two or four cores in a CPU.

It's all your CPU...

This is your CPU's data.

Computer** dispenser.

Look at those copyists, would you like to divide this kind of person?

Too many startup items, poisoning, system problems, hardware bottlenecks...

You look at it from the task manager, so look at what occupies the CPU [click on the process tab under the CPU column to sort to see what occupies more].

Press alt+del+ctrl to open the task manager, then see which program in the process is 100% used, and then check whether it is a virus.

It's okay for daily applications It belongs to AMD's entry-level quad-core processor with good cost performance and is not suitable for high-end graphics cards, which cannot give full play to the performance of high-end graphics cards.

A7 series, notebooks are enough, desktops are ......, but it can be said that you are not an energy conservation and environmental protection person, high frequency.

It's not a particularly good CPU, but it's absolutely fine for normal use, and it can be overclocked.