If you know Intel2160, come and help with a motherboard and graphics card!

Mine is also a dual-core e2160, and it has been overclocked for more than half a year, which is not bad! (Hehe, it's already fast without overclocking).

e2160 said: With Intel's unique energy-saving technology, it is automatic frequency reduction when idle, and automatically runs at full speed when busy, so that the computer has low power consumption, which is conducive to energy saving and heat dissipation! The e2160 is at full speed and automatically drops when idle.

E2160 CPU + independent 3850 graphics card, with P35 motherboard is the most reasonable and cost-effective choice, it is recommended to choose a P35 motherboard from a first-line manufacturer, generally you can go directly without voltage.

1. How much memory to use, it has nothing to do with the frequency of the motherboard and CPU, as long as the motherboard and the system support it, but your motherboard will reduce the frequency to use DDR400, but the role of the memory capacity to bring the overall improvement of the system is obvious (in terms of the current mainstream software, 2G memory is still more appropriate, of course, it depends on the use of your software.) ）

2. AGP 8X is backward compatible with AGP 4X, don't worry about voltage problems, but it will only work in AGP 4X mode, which inherently restricts the play of 8X graphics cards.

3. The performance of the whole machine depends on the CPU....However, ATI 9800 Pro belonged to the high-end graphics card at that time, and your AGP 4X motherboard, there would not be too strong CPU at that time, plus there was a problem with the graphics card interface, or according to the model you originally wrote, find a 9550 or something. Hehe, it's better to just save up for a new machine.

The machine is too old, the more it is upgraded, the more chicken ribs it gets, and the money is smashed into it, but it is a pity to abandon it because it is really tasteless.

Don't change the graphics card, change the whole machine. It's very comfortable to buy a new machine.

The socket is not compatible, just replace the motherboard together.

AMD's 5550 5670 or NV's GT240, if it is higher than 3G, you can consider 5750 or 5770, 9600 is the previous generation of products, or 55nm technology, and may be discontinued, not necessarily in stock, at present, the ** aspect is similar to GT240, the performance ratio is also similar to 240, stronger than 220, recommend Onda's GT240 Shengo version, the performance is very good! The video memory depends on your screen resolution, but it's useless if the video memory of the low-end card is high, and the core can't handle it.

How to say it.

E8400 is reducing prices, and there is still a lot of room for price reduction, and the landlord can make a move after a while if he is patient.

I just recommend it to you.

Rainbow Battle Banner X5 D3 Motherboard**Only 599 is very civilian,But the materials are very luxurious,Overclocking at the default voltage4G small cass,Just with E8400This is a very overclocking strength U,And there are WiFi and Bluetooth functions,His PCI-E interface is still X16,Not the current X16,It's much better than P43。

In the BIOS, you can also choose the Chinese mode, and it will be convenient for the landlord to overclock in the future.

Buy ASUS P5Q 890 more and overclocking is good.

The graphics card is still GTS250, the performance is improved a lot, and the xfx is only 899, you can find other brands that are slightly cheaper.

It's a good choice for graphics cards at this price point.

Dilan Hengjin HD3850 Star Diamond 512M 799 Sapphire HD3850 Blue Obsidian Sky Blade 256MB 699 Yingchi 9600GT Lieutenant General Edition 799

can meet your needs. If you want to use a card, you can use Dilan's, and if you want to use a card, you can use a card with a better picture and beautiful color.

The n-card has good speed and high frame rate.

It's all great value, you can choose according to your preference.

It is recommended that you use 8800gs, which is 9800gso

The ATI 3850 is also available.

Sapphire's HD block, online games in the next few years should be fine, but standalone will not work.

If you want to upgrade in the future, you can also buy an ati graphics card to engage in hybrid firefighting, hehe.

GS, this is the meaning of the normal version, buy a graphics card, at least GT (enhanced version) Besides, yours is a card firefight, use a card to put 3850 sapphire hd3850 obsidian blade this.

Graphics cards below 500 are undoubtedly 9600gso

Ӣ 9600GSO Enhanced 499

Onda 9600GSO 384M 499

Jabra JN96GSO 384III 499500 or less motherboards depend on what brand you buy.

Spartak Kuroshio BI-500 499 (P45), Spartak Kuroshio BI-520 399 (P43), Jet XBlue-P45 499 (P45), Jet XBlue-P43 399 (P43).

This, the graphics card is 9600GSO 55nm.

The motherboard is P45

The graphics card is Onda's 9600GSO 384M G92 core equivalent to 8800GT

Or Jet 9600GSO 384M G92 core Jet to Onda foundry.

I don't know too much about the motherboard.

Motherboard AMD platform: GIGABYTE GA-MA78GM-S2H (ASUS M3A78-EMH HDMI 499 (integrated graphics) Intel platform: Spartak Kuroshio BI-500 499 ASUS P5KPL-AM 460 (integrated graphics) Graphics card A card:

Weconex R4650-512GD3 499N Card: Ӱ 9600GSO Enhanced Edition 499

1.What do you mean by "boots up normally"? Turn on normally, and there is generally a beep sound when the self-test passes. Is there no display from the start of the boot or into the system is not displayed?

2.If it is not displayed in the system, you can try to boot and hold down F8 to see if you can enter safe mode, if you can, then please uninstall the original graphics card driver, NF2 motherboard driver is very special, many motherboard driver packages contain graphics card drivers, and this fully integrated driver package is easy to cause the independent graphics card to not work normally.

3.If there is no display at boot, it has nothing to do with the software, you can try to connect the monitor to the integrated graphics card to see if there is output, if there is, then it means that the BIOS settings are incorrect, you need to turn off the integrated graphics card in the BIOS or change the graphics card priority order to AGP priority (different settings on the motherboard, please refer to the motherboard manual).

It's not easy to have such a graphics card now.

The landlord is a good machine! The running score is more than 7500, almost the AMD 5400 + Onda 9600GSO I bought this year, and I only run 9000 points when I run 3D06.

This graphics card cannot be installed on these motherboards.

Your interface is agp 8x

Hummer 03 06 are AMD platforms that cannot be used by Intel.

The Hummer HA03 and HA06 are both AMD platforms that cannot be equipped with Intel CPUs

I don't want to look at the graphics card, at least get a GTS250 or above, ZOTAC GTS250 F1 512M is only about 750, and the cost performance is much better than this. The motherboard is fine, in fact, the most reasonable graphics card partner of the i5 is the GTX460.

The graphics card is too short to get on the 5770.

The graphics card is weak, so why do you have to go up to 260

It's good, but the graphics card is a bit more expensive.

Don't want x3 in the case, want a better one, this heat dissipation is very bad. That's what I use. The CPU, graphics card, hard disk, and motherboard will all be very hot, so I added a case fan and a hard drive heatsink to lower it. The Cooler Master case is recommended.

Compatibility should be fine, but it is recommended that you add some graphics card, which will become a bottleneck for your overall performance, but if you don't play big games, you can make do.