What are Vista s requirements for motherboards? Also, do you have any special effects in terms of ga

There are no requirements for the motherboard, as long as the motherboard supports CPU with a frequency of more than 800MHz, supports the above graphics card, and has a memory of more than 512M (the minimum configuration requirements for Vista in the impression are these, don't throw me if you remember wrong.)

Vista will support DX10, and I can't say anything specific about the game's special effects, but the upgrade of the version will always be unexpected

Vista features a 3D interface and translucent effects.

There are no requirements for motherboards, and now motherboards can be used, and there is nothing more special than XP in terms of games.

Its main highlight is that its stability is increased compared to XP, that's all, everything else is similar to XP, but it supports more hardware drivers than XP, that is, it integrates more things

The system does not require the motherboard.

Also, Vista doesn't perform well for 3D effects, and if the video memory is below 128M, it is not as good as XP

The system upgrade is mainly stable and safe in two aspects,Playing games mainly depends on hardware,Although the DX10 version will appear with Vista,But and DX9 has not improved much effect。

There are not too many requirements for the motherboard, but it is best not to have a board like 845 or the previous one.

However, the requirements for video memory are relatively high.

Eldest brother. Do you want to use that? Did you read the news last night? He said that the hardware requirements are at least 2G memory....His 3D effect was only reflected before the video memory 1G.

Mainly look at the graphics card and memory Vista is not compatible with 90% of games now.

ATI4850 is good, this thing is only related to the graphics card, and there is nothing wrong with the motherboard.

Of course, the graphics card is a little better.,If you want 3D performance, the platform of the last three generations of memory,The effect will be improved a lot.,**Hawkers,It's not very expensive.,The host can be done with two thousand stays.,You can play any game.。

Nonsense, of course, the latest display core. gt260gt460gt470gt480

The video memory is high at 512MB or more, and the games on the market now are basically no problem, and of course the independent graphics card, the integrated one can't play 3D cards.

Okay, **high, this is a real thing, good luck.

The motherboard is the body, the CPU is the brain, and if you want to make the limbs move quickly and smoothly, in addition to the strong and powerful limbs, the brain is smart and agile, as the motherboard of the body is the transmission channel of information, and it is the compatible body of information, and the motherboard is of course important. So, motherboards are useful, and no matter what you do, computer motherboards are useful.

The effect of the game? If it's an integrated graphics card, a high-spec integrated motherboard will improve the game display; If it's a discrete graphics card, oh, the bottleneck of performance is generally in the CPU and graphics card, and the speed of reading the bar is also related to the memory and hard disk, and the motherboard is the foundation behind them.

Considering the game effect, the following points are generally considered: graphics card, CPU, memory, hard disk, motherboard is generally matched with CPU, good motherboard stability, good compatibility.

Of course, buying things also depends on character, buying a channel brand may be fine for several years, buying a big brand may have frequent problems, depending on the character!

I don't know if what you are asking can be understood as: does the computer motherboard have an impact on playing games? Of course, it has an impact, because if the motherboard adopts high-end technology, it will make the host and other computer accessories run on a high-performance platform, which can greatly improve the operation efficiency, such as if the motherboard supports high bandwidth and high speed, and buys the matching memory, graphics card and CPU when buying the machine, then playing games, especially high-end 3D games, will have a feeling of pleasure.

There is, of course, nonsense.

If the motherboard is poor, the performance will not be able to play.

For example, the motherboard memory supports 667, and if you plug in an 800, it will still drop to 667

It's been 10 years since your machine... Teach your dad to give money to build a brand new · · There's no need to upgrade · · Changing the motherboard does not improve the performance of the computer...

The performance of a computer mainly depends on the overall performance of the CPU, graphics card, memory, and memory.

The name of the motherboard in Taiwan is motherboard, and the name abroad is motherboard.

If you're running a 3D game in full screen, the desktop effect won't take up your video memory. Vista's system takes up a lot of memory, so playing 3D games with Vista requires a lot of memory.

Of course it does, but when you enter the game, Vista will automatically block the special effects, which will be slightly better, so when you open the game, the desktop taskbar is not transparent, but when you quit, the special effects will be restored.

No, the effect of the desktop runs when the desktop is idle, and automatically turns off when the desktop is occupied by running movies, animations, games, etc. But if you window the interface of these programs and it will still run, you can stop it, or you can display it in full screen.

You can rest assured of this! Not at all!

In fact, it's just that the system is different, Vista occupies about 200M more memory than XP, you have 2G of memory, enough to deal with it, as long as the drivers are installed, in fact, any system is no problem, it's all the same

The main version is like a human skeleton, without a strong skeleton. Nothing can be done to maximize the effectiveness of highly formulated components.

It's like a para race. You can also compete, but you don't have as good results as able-bodied people.

If you don't have a motherboard, you don't need a computer...

All carriers are mounted on the motherboard!!

Playing games mainly depends on the quality of the graphics card, memory, and CPU. Of course, the higher the better. And these hardware must be compatible with the appropriate motherboard, such as the socket of the CPU memory graphics card supported by the motherboard, etc.

Of course, some motherboards have integrated graphics cards, and if your console doesn't have a graphics card, it depends on what kind of graphics card your motherboard integrates with, and these integrated graphics cards will take up memory resources to operate.

Of course, you need a graphics card to play games,What motherboard to use,It depends on your overall configuration needs,Choose what CPU to use first,Then find a compatible motherboard,It doesn't matter if you have a memory graphics cardIf you have money, it doesn't matter if you have a high point,Now the mainstream of the general student configuration should be the video memory of the graphics card256MB,Memory2G or more,Memory is now very cheap。

It should be about the same It just depends on the hardware of your machine Vista is more memory haha Hehe The DX version is the same I think it should be a little slow I'm also a low hand Hehe I hope it helps you a little.

Under the Vista system, many games have problems

If this game doesn't have DX10, it should work.

Very good. There are no problems with the new game, and there are no problems with the old ones, Age of Exploration 4, Fantasy Water Margin 2, Heroes of Might and Magic 3, etc.

It's a mess, eats resources, and it's slow to death. Plus n multi-game is not supported. Let's wait two more years with Vista.

Basically, there is no problem, of course it is too old to work. But it mainly depends on the configuration of your own machine and the compatibility of your computer with the game.

This system is not compatible with many games.,You'd better contact a computer dealer to replace the system.,Vista doesn't work.,It's best to XP.,Although the 2000 system is my favorite.,But 2003 is an office or something like that.,Vista is a data terminal.,Or change XP to play.。

Vista requires at least 2GB of RAM.

Playing games generally depends on the graphics card.

Of course, yes, the above people don't seem to understand what 32-bit and 64-bit mean, but it's actually the width of the data, and you can also understand the speed of the bits, and 64-bit is theoretically faster than 32-bit.

64-bit computing has two main advantages: it can perform a wider range of integer operations; Larger memory can be supported. The change in numbers does not mean that the performance of a 64-bit processor is twice that of a 32-bit processor.

In fact, the performance of the 32-bit processor will be even stronger in 32-bit applications, and even the 64-bit processor is currently more powerful in 32-bit applications. Therefore, we must recognize the advantages of 64bit processors, but do not be superstitious about 64bit.

In order to achieve 64-bit computing in the true sense, it is not enough to have a 64-bit processor, but also to have a 64-bit operating system and 64-bit application software.

So as long as it's a 32-bit game, a 64-bit game can generally be played, and as long as the game supports 64-bit, the speed will be faster.

To add, Ha, Vista is much more mature now, please don't say that Vista has a large memory footprint, and now the memory is three or four G, don't you have to put it, wouldn't it be a waste Besides, some programs Vista takes up less Now game developers are also with Vista.

Write at the end, be sure to install the Vista 64-bit when installing the driver, otherwise your hardware will not work, remember.

32-bit programs can run in a compatible manner on 64-bit systems (basically, 32-bit programs that can run on 32-bit systems will work well on 64-bit systems).

64-bit programs can only run on 64-bit systems.

16-bit programs cannot be run on 64-bit systems.

64-bit systems can fully use 4G and above memory (32-bit can only use a little more than 3G), and can take advantage of 64-bit CPUs.

Given that there are not many 64-bit programs nowadays, and the efficiency of 32-bit programs running on 64-bit systems is limited, it is recommended to use a 32-bit operating system if your system has less than 4 GB of RAM.

GTA4 and new games have 64-bit support.

The 64-bit system is not used by the average person.

Unlike 32-bit arithmetic methods, the efficiency has been improved.

64-bit Vista can run 32-bit programs, but the effect is not good, so you should use 32-bit for home use.

It's better not to play games in VT, and change XP when you play, which will save you a lot of trouble.

It seems that 64-bit Vista can only run 64-bit programs, and the others are no different from 32-bit.

Now the game is almost non-64-bit. So, probably the effect won't be any different from 32-bit.

With the same configuration, Vista is certainly not as good as XP for playing games now, and Vista itself accounts for resources. There's no need to use a 64-bit one!