Recently assembled a computer.,The following are my questions.。。。

400 + 450 + 120 + 530 + 650 + 150 + 250 (chassis power supply) = 2550, host plus monitor**.

The graphics card is integrated with the motherboard, the performance is average, and large-scale 3D games are difficult, it is recommended to add a separate display, HD6670, HD6750 512M video memory is more suitable, and the price is between 500-600.

Are you ready to use integrated graphics? If you don't play games, it's enough. **It's about 2,500, and there is a gap of a few hundred in each place.

Count the power supply chassis around 2800.

The graphics card is not powerful enough, it is recommended to change the graphics card.

AMD260 450 or so.

The 78L integrated is about 320.

4G RAM 100

500g 490

Graphics card What low-end 180

Samsung Display LED700LCD600

ASUS*** Burn 145

Nothing else, you add it yourself, you know what the approximate price is? Hope it helps.

If you were to assemble a computer, what would you consider?

Dear, I will consider the following questions:1Know the specifications you need and determine the performance of each part.

2.Consider the operating system to determine whether the hardware specifications and performance are appropriate for the operating system you choose. 3.

Determine the specifications of the power supply to ensure that it can provide sufficient current to each component. 4.Determine the size of the chassis and make sure it can accommodate all the components.

5.Determine the size of the heat sink to ensure that it is able to dissipate the components effectively. 6.

Check the connections of each part to make sure they are properly connected to the motherboard. 7.Check the power connections for each part to make sure they are properly connected to the power supply.

8.Check the hardware drivers to make sure they are properly installed into the operating system. 9.

Install other software to make sure they work correctly on your computer. 10.Perform post-testing to make sure your computer is working properly.

Summary. If you want to build a computer, the first thing to consider is the compatibility of the computer system, the performance and frequency of the processor, the size of the memory module, the performance of the graphics card, the capacity of the hard disk, etc.

If you were to assemble a computer, what would you consider?

If you want to build a computer, the first thing to consider is the compatibility of the computer system, the performance and frequency completion rate of the processor, the size of the memory module, the performance of the graphics card, and the capacity of the hard and dismissive disks.

If you want to assemble a computer, it is best to choose spring-related accessories that can meet the needs of users, so as to ensure the performance and stability of the computer. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to the details during the assembly process to avoid mistakes.

Motherboard selection: Choose a motherboard that is compatible with the processor to ensure that the motherboard can support the performance of the processor.

Processor selection: Choose the right processor according to your needs, including the number of cores of the processor, clock frequency, cache size, and power.

Choice of memory: Choose memory with sufficient capacity and speed to meet the requirements of the processor and software.

Hard drive selection: Choose a hard drive with enough capacity to store the operating system, applications, and files.

Choice of graphics card: If you need to play games or other high-performance graphics applications, you need to choose a graphics card that is powerful enough.

Power Choice: Choose a power supply that is powerful enough to meet your hardware needs. Roll out as late.

Thermal considerations: Make sure your computer has enough heat dissipation capacity to avoid overheating the hardware.

Drive selection: Select the drive you need, such as an optical drive or an SSD.

Choice of operating system: Choose the operating system that suits your needs, such as Windows, Linux, etc.

In short, when assembling a computer, you need to choose the right hardware according to your needs, consider the problems that may arise during the assembly process, and have certain assembly skills.

1. If you have a certain grasp of hardware knowledge, you can assemble it yourself when you buy it.

2. The motherboard can only use the CPU of Intel or AMD. The motherboard mainly depends on the chipset, Intel's chipset only supports Intel's CPU, and AMD's chipset can also support Intel's, but it is recommended to buy a motherboard with which chipset is used in which CPU to buy.

3. The motherboard will pick parts, mainly because the interface parameters can be matched. For example, the CPU socket of the motherboard is 775 interface, and the CPU you bought is 1156, so you will definitely not be able to connect it when you get it back, and for example, the memory is DDR3 generation, and the memory you bought is DDR2 generation, so it can't be plugged in. Then there is the best match for frequency.

For example, if the CPU front-side bus you buy is 1333, then it is best that your motherboard should also support 1333, and your memory should also support 1333, so that everyone works at the frequency of 1333, and the efficiency of the system is relatively high, because it matches.

4. See Article 3.

5. Assemble the computer yourself, if you don't understand it well, it's best to buy it in a store, you can go to a few more, find a big brand of old compatible machine stores, and then go to a small brand store, and then take a cheapest ** list and ask the oldest and largest store of the brand if it can be done.

It should be noted that you have to ask clearly, whether the accessories you want are in stock, take a look at you before installation, see if they are brand new and unopened, some accessories such as motherboards or something, it is likely that there is a complete package but not sealed, and the CPU must be unopened in the original box, check that there is no problem and then pay, some stores may let you pay and then get the pieces to you, at this time you had better go to one or two more people, and then confirm whether they are in stock before payment. When the installer installs, you have to watch from the side, if there are problems such as crashing blue screen and black screen and constantly restarting during the installation process, then quickly ask for replacement accessories.

The last point,As long as the money is not spent, you are the uncle,At this time, what are the requirements, just ask,There is a good time to do market research to supplement the hardware knowledge,You can also go to Jingdong online with the **installation function to practice how to choose,And grasp the approximate **.

It's not like I'm talking about you! Don't build a computer if you don't know anything, and assemble it if you want to play a game! If it's just a general movie, play games, buy a brand machine!

When it comes to assembling a computer, it's about a mainframe. Hardware requires CPU, motherboard, memory, graphics card (with a motherboard with integrated graphics, you don't need a discrete graphics card), hard disk, power supply, chassis, optical drive, just these hardware!

The CPU is divided into 2 platforms: Intel and AMD

The motherboard depends on what platform CPU is used, and what platform is used to use the motherboard! The pins of the CPU should be the same as those supported by the motherboard!

Generally speaking, there will be no fake if you go to a larger computer city!

If you don't understand, it's better to buy a brand machine! Like Lenovo. HP's brand machine!

1.Yes. However, it is recommended to buy in the same place to facilitate the detection of problems and later warranty.

2.No. Interface specifications. Even Intel's motherboards don't mean that all Intel CPUs can be used universally

3.Not necessarily, some picky, some not.

4.Possibly, you won't know until you try it.

5.Try to buy it in a larger regular store. Ask for an invoice or receipt at the time of purchase, and mark the model and number of the item. warranty dates, etc.

Distinguishing between truth and falsehood is not something that can be explained in one or two sentences. You can check out the major IT forums, such as Pacific Ocean and Zhongguancun.

You don't know anything, just go to the store where you build the computer, or you'll lose a lot of money. When they pretend, you just watch and learn, and soon you will be.

According to your needs, I will briefly explain the following four points:

1: CPU i5 is now more cost-effective in two kinds, one is i5 2550k, the other is i5 3470, the former is 100 cheaper, and can reach i7 3770 performance after overclocking, and the performance is equivalent to i5 3450 without overclocking; The latter is a little more power-efficient than the former, cannot be overclocked, and performs a little better than the former without overclocking.

2: Graphics card:GT650,This graphics card is relatively cost-effective,HD6850 at the same price is not negotiable,i5This thousand-yuan price of U Generally speaking,Large stand-alone games,Such as battlefield III,High special effects are required GTX660 card,There should be 3 graphics card performance options of more than 1,000 yuan,One is 100060TI,It's HD7850 within 1200,The third is GTX660 within 1500,Performance is also sorted by **。

3: You didn't mention the power supply, the power supply should be the heart of the computer, so we generally recommend the top three Taiwanese (Antik, Delta, FSP), some Huntkey, Great Wall, non-can't buy Taiwanese is not recommended, game Titan, Cooler Master, Onda, etc. are not selective.

4: Motherboard, ASUS's motherboard is really good, but it's only for the high-end of Z77 and X79 platforms, and**expensive, your U positioning should be B75 motherboard, ASUS's P8H61M LE This motherboard is compared with Gigabyte's GA-B75M-D3V, or Gigabyte's is better, the optional accessories can't just look at the brand, low-end you should choose ASRock's, ASUS's subsidiary, **bottom, the quality is not bad, you can choose B75Pro V3 This is a big board, and there are more small boards with more interfaces than M,** About 480

According to your budget, the host positioning should be within 4000, then I recommend the following configuration:

CPU: i5-3470 (scatter) 1090

Radiator: Kyushu Fengshen Xuanbing Smart Edition 65

Motherboard: GIGABYTE B75M-D3V 450

Memory: Kingston 4G 1600 2 x 300

HDD: Seagate 500G 350

Graphics: Sapphire HD7850 Platinum 1150

Chassis: Extreme X8 130

Power supply: FSP Blue Ocean 440 240

Total host price: 3775

In addition, the most cost-effective display is the AOC I2351FE 23-inch LED backlight IPS widescreen LCD display on JD.com,**999-100=899 (send 100 shopping coupons)

In addition: If you overclock the platform, use i5 2550K 950**, the motherboard is replaced with Z77,650 or so, the memory is replaced by Samsung gold bars, 2 4G **340 or so, and the heat dissipation is replaced by the Xuanbing 400 on JD.com,**99.

CPU Intel Core 7400 (Case).

Motherboard Elite P45 Smart Motherboard.

Memory: Kingston 2GB DDR2 800

HDD Seagate 500G 32M (Serial Port Box) Graphics Card Ӱ 9800GT+ Lieutenant General Edition 512M

Optical drive: LG LG GH22NS30 (serial), LCD LG W2243S

Chassis & Power Supply Colorful chassis + Great Wall 500W power supply.

Keyboard and mouse outfit colorful competitive master DLK7017P+M505BT This ** should be above 4000, it is a game type.

The processor is outdated, and so are the graphics cards.

Give the landlord one:

CPU * AMD Athlon-II X4 750K(Box 415 canceled.)

Motherboard *Rainbow Tomahawk M2 V1 1 399 canceled.

RAM *Kingston 4GB DDR3 1600 220 canceled.

HDD *Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7200 370 cancellation.

Solid state drives. GraphicsXFX xvillage hd6770 599 canceled.

Chassis game Titans Core **5 1 129 Cancelled.

Power Game Titans Red Alert RPO400 1 199

Total: 2331

Of course, the computer is also equipped according to the requirements of the landlord, mainly depending on the use and budget, home or games, office, etc. to determine the configuration.

Plus the chassis, power supply, mouse and keyboard, etc., not counting the monitor, it is about 2500 yuan.

The sound card ALC662 is a motherboard integrated sound card, one of the most garbage integrated sound cards at present. GT610 is one of the most garbage graphics cards at present, the performance is very low, and it costs 300 yuan, and the performance of JD.com's 399 yuan Weconex 6770 is several times that of it. Someone upstairs recommended that you use the "Game Titans Red Alert RPO400" power supply, which is not a good idea, only to see**.

The power supply is the most important thing in the computer, the power supply is too poor will shorten the life of other hardware, and even burn out directly in serious cases. The voltage stability and ripple control are not up to par, the cross-load is not up to standard, and there have been serious quality problems such as power supply burnout and sparks for many times.