It s a little better to use that CPU with photoshop

There won't be much gap.,Photoshop is not so demanding on the CPU.,If you're short of money, it's good to use P4 531 or A64 3000+.。

Photoshop does not have high requirements for CPU, but the requirements for memory are very high, and it is best to spare more memory if you want Photoshop to run smoothly. If you use it by design, it is better to use the CPU of Intel.

It's okay, it's basically the same, just pick a cheap one. But if you want to have better picture quality, it's better to have a discrete graphics card, of course I'm not a professional, like drawing with a 6100 integrated graphics card and a discrete graphics card, it's the same for me.

Hello. You also use photoshop, hehe. Photoshop actually doesn't have high requirements for CPUs.

C4 or above is fine. The main thing is memory. It is best to have more than 1 GB of memory.

If you make a very large picture, hehe. Let's use 1gx2. I'm using 2GB of RAM.

There are also graphics cards, which are more than 128MB.

PD915 or ATHLON 64 X2 3600+

Photoshop is optimized for dual-core processors, and the option to use dual-core products can greatly improve rendering speeds.

Mainly the CPU requirements are higher.

PS only renders 2D pictures, there are almost no requirements for the graphics card, the rendering process is almost completed by the CPU, and complex image data needs the support of large-capacity memory, so a strong CPU and large-capacity memory are the basic configuration for making graphics.

In addition, Intel and AMD are tied for two blind platforms,The mainstream saying is that the Intel platform has a strong performance in making pictures,And there are relevant tests as a basis,But according to my feeling in the picture,CPU at the same price,AMD platform's mapping efficiency is higher、Less latency effect、Faster response,This may be related to AMD's memory controller integrated in the CPU and higher frequency,In addition, AMD's characteristics are cost-effective,So the CPU at the same price,A is normal for better performance than I。

Then there is the graphics card and GPU, in the recent versions of the potato hand (I remember it is CS4 onwards), the GPU has begun to focus on some optimization. Personally, though, I don't think the current optimizations are ideal. A lot of optimizations are Adobe talking about how to do it well.

However, many optimizations for GPUs in real operation will bring a lot of trouble to the operation. Personally, I even had to remove those GPU optimizations when using later versions.

If you use Photoshop to deal with large**, or to process more**, and set up more history, there are also memory requirements. Either way, 4G RAM is a must.

The minimum running configuration is not high for Photoshop** processing, but professional processing requires better GPU, memory and hard disk. Poor graphics cards can also limit the use of some Photoshop features.

Take Photoshop CC2018 as an example: Windows

Intel Core 2 or AMD Athlon-64 processor; 2 GHz or faster processors.

Microsoft Windows 7 Service Pack 1, Windows, or Windows 10 (version 1607 or later).

2 GB or more RAM (8 GB recommended).

32-bit installation requires GB or more of free hard disk space; 64-bit installations require GB or more of free hard disk space; More free space is required during the installation process (it cannot be installed on a volume that uses a case-sensitive file system).

1024 x 768 display (1280 x 800 recommended) with 16-bit color and 512 MB or more dedicated VRAM; 2 GB* recommended

If the graphics card is too poor, the following Photoshop features won't work: Medium. 3D oil painting.

Rendering - Flames, frames, and trees.

Subtle scaling. Top view.

Flick to pan. Smooth brush resizing.

Features that require a GPU to accelerate.

Sketchpad. Image size - preserves details.

Select the focus. Blur Gallery - Scene Blur Sell Scramble, Aperture Blur, Tilt Offset, Path Blur, and Rotation Blur (OpenCL Acceleration).

Smart sharpening (noise reduction - OpenCL acceleration).

Perspective distortion. Selection and masking (OpenCL acceleration).

As follows: 1. Open PS and set preferences - performance.

2. After opening PS, press CTRL+ALT+K to open the preference settings --- performance and adjust the memory ratio.

3. Cancel the check of the C disk, and check the disk letters such as D or E, In addition, the hardware configuration of the computer is also very important, if it is relatively low, it will be slow to process the image, or it cannot be saved.

PS is originally difficult to drive.,If it's a laptop.,Almost use the old computer can't be brought away.,And you have to look at the file.,If you open a large file, you'll have high requirements for the CPU.,The desktop opportunity is better.。

Using Photoshop to process the computer has high requirements for the computer's CPU, otherwise it should require a higher graphics card.

PS doesn't eat graphics cards, CPU eats single-core performance, CC version, memory 8G starts, the more the merrier! At least 16g is recommended!

Mainly higher requirements for CPU,The performance of a single core should be good,The number of cores is more than two cores,And Intel's core performance is betterThe latest version of PS adds the acceleration support of the graphics card,But generally use NV mainstream graphics cards,It will not have high requirements for the graphics card。

High CPU requirements for the computer There are no requirements for the graphics card, simply put, the more expensive the CPU, the faster the processing will be completed**.

Graphics card performance and memory size are the main thing, CPU secondary, and of course your hard drive can't be too scummy.

It depends on which generation of PS you use,If you use PhotoshopCS3,It's very easy,The current notebook can basically drive,,It's not a particularly high configuration,,I'm using CS6 now,I can also use it。

Hehe, CPU, graphics card are important, but you ignore one point, that is, what PS needs most is physical memory. If PS works a lot, it is best to configure a higher physical memory, when the memory runs out, enter the virtual memory stage, even if your CPU is forced, it is not moving at all, almost paralyzed, if you consider it from PS, memory first, CPU second, and finally the graphics card.

CPU Your computer's responsiveness Memory determines how much your computer can turn on, or how many applications it can use. The size of the hard disk determines the space that can store things, and the speed determines the read and write speed. The graphics card determines the quality of the graphics displayed on the computer, and this is a simple summary.

Use ps or something.,If you want to use it comfortably, you have to configure it a little better in all aspects! Not a single requirement!

CPU、Graphics card, unless you are on 3D software, the general graphics card is sufficient、、It mainly depends on your memory size and CPU

If it's just general processing**, it is recommended that CPU, memory, and hard disk will do.

If you're really using it deeply, I recommend you buy a professional graphics card.

The requirements for the CPU are not very high, you can drive, but the graphics card must be good.

1.Operating system: Windows 7 (64-bit recommended) 2

Video memory of 1G or more, bit width of 256 bit or above, video memory type of DDR3 or above, NVIDIA brand graphics card is recommended (SOLIDWORKS certified professional graphics card is recommended: such as: NVIDIA Quadro series, ATI FireGL series or FirePro series).

Intel dual-core high clock speed 64bit, i5 series or i7 series recommended, CPU frequency higher than recommended, **Processor must support SSE2 (Streaming Simd Extensions 2).

5.Hard disk: not less than 7200 rpm.

6.Software: Office 2007 or 20107Display: Resolution not less than 1400x900.