My computer is i 3, I need to upgrade i 8 for something?

Replacing the entire computer is equivalent to buying a new one.

The i3's motherboard architecture is purpose-built with little to no scalability, and you'll need to change motherboards to be compatible with the i8 processor.

You have to figure out that there is no i8 processor. You can go to Zhongguancun to find out.

First of all, there is no i8 processor in the Inter Baier, and there are only i3 i5 i7 i9 in the i series DU, and of course there are also E series in addition to the i series.

Secondly, the performance of i7 is higher than that of i3The answer is no. It depends on the model.

For example: i3 8400, i59400f, ....... The lowest-end i9 will definitely not be able to beat the cutting-edge i5.

The low-end i7 can't beat the high-end one, but the technical architecture is different.

Thirdly, how does the CPU upgrade work? An upgrade like the one you described is almost completely worthless, and changing the CPU will inevitably involve changing the motherboard, and then there is a high probability that it will involve memory and even power supply. With such a large-scale change, it is better to buy a new machine directly.

First of all, it depends on what CPU model your computer motherboard supports, and how many pins! If you don't support it, you have to change the motherboard!

There is no i8 processor, only i5 i7 i9 series, so do you want to upgrade the current i3 processor to i7 processor, this is generally no problem, but it depends on whether your motherboard power supply can bring the i7 processor,

If you want to upgrade the CPU, you need to see if the motherboard supports it.

You can check out the step-by-step manual, where there will be instructions on which CPU can be upgraded. In this way, you can choose the CPU to be upgraded according to the motherboard.

In this case, you have to make sure that your i3 and i8 can share the same motherboard, which is not a big problem.

Can't be replaced, first of all, different models of chip interfaces are different, i7 8700 is LGA 1151, i7 4790 is LGA 1150, if you want to replace it, you have to replace the motherboard and the parts that cannot be used because of different calibers after replacing the motherboard, such as GPU, etc., and even if you do it, the cost is probably more expensive than if you buy a new computer. The 4790 is already the best in the LGA 1150 slot, and if you want to enhance the computing performance of your computer, it is recommended to add memory modules and reduce the running of internal programs in the system. Web Links.

CPU: i7 8700 scatter 1780

Radiator: Antitek A30 40

Motherboard: ASUS Z370-P 960

Memory: ADATA 8G*2 DDR4 2400 16G 1100 HDD: Western Digital 1T Blue Disk 300

Solid: Lite 128g 320

Graphics card: Litai P1000 4G Box Pack 2150 Professional design card power supply: Delta NX450 270

Chassis: First Marseen 180

See for yourself what you need to change

The CPU has to be replaced.

The motherboard should be replaced with a 300 series.

The memory needs to be replaced with DDR4

Everything else is fine.

You can fight for another 3 years and don't need to be replaced. It's the performance you don't need to improve. Don't waste money.

I don't know what you're doing with your computer.

If you are at home and usually only surf the Internet and do not play games, I personally feel that there is no need to change this configuration.

If you are a gamer, it is advisable to switch it up.

Graphics card [I'm also a 256MB graphics card now, playing 3D games like Call of Duty, CF, although it's not that I can't play it, but some places are still more cardiac, such as Call of Duty vehicles. When there are a lot of people and cannonballs, it will get stuck. CF will also get stuck in the smoke.

If you want to get a higher gaming experience, it is recommended to change to a graphics card of 512MB or above, because as technology develops, the hardware requirements of games will also be higher].

Then it is recommended to change the memory [it is recommended to change it if you play games or not]. A classmate installed a win7 and asked him about his experience, and he said that the biggest experience was that the boot took up half of the memory. XP has now stopped updating and will eventually be replaced by XP's market share below 40.

So you have to change to 2G or more memory.

If you want to change, you really have to change it, you still have to buy a host! How not to sell the host, how to really change it, replace the graphics card with a discrete graphics card, your G31 motherboard graphics card is integrated, change to 512M or 1G independent display, memory for 2G, how to play games for 4G, your hard disk is too small, how to change to 500G, but change it like this, maybe the motherboard will also have to be replaced, because the motherboard is too old G31 motherboard.

But if you want to save the cost, add the memory to 2-4G, and replace the graphics card with 512MB, but you can't play large-scale online games, small games can be eaten, and you can watch movies!

If you want to play large-scale online games, it is recommended to switch consoles.

The CPU can fight for another year, the graphics card is a tragedy, it is not enough to open or play games, the motherboard of the old platform, it is not easy to buy DDR2 memory. In general, with a piece of memory, you can still fight for 2 years if you buy a graphics card.

Tell me to change it all. Now computers are worthless. It mainly depends on what your computer is used for.

If the hard disk is larger, it will be at least 500g; You're welcome to buy a 2G directly. The graphics card has to have a 1G discrete graphics card, the CPU can be changed to a dual-core, AMD or Intel, and if you have the money, you can change the motherboard. By the way, you're not your average old ......

Yes, if you change your computer, you can't share the things in iTunes.

If you can't get to i, it's an ordinary Pentium dual-core.

This is a Pentium G645 dual-core processor,It's okay for your configuration,Installed W8 system,The memory is a little small,If you have the budget, it's best to upgrade the memory to4GB to fully play the speed of this CPU。

I will write a few times, this is not the i series.

It's G645, isn't it? It's not the turn of the i-series, and the low-end ones are worse than the i3.

G645 is not the number of i, the number after the CPU is the CPU model.

If it's an i5, it should be followed by the CPU i5 that looks like this.

Anyway, the payment of the back of the CPU @ front is the model of the CPU, and what is displayed is what it is.

Yours is a Pentium processor, and the ...... has nothing to do with i

Hello, according to your requirements, such a set of configuration CPUs is recommended here for you*

Intel Core i3 3240 650 motherboard*

ASUS B75M-A 1 450

Memory: *Kingston Hack Prote, 4GB DDR 199 HDD*

Seagate Barracuda 500GB 72 295 GraphicsSOLTAC GTX650-1GD5 Thunder Edition 700 Chassis Power 300

Acer G206HQL CB inch LED-backlit widescreen LCD monitor 539

Affordable, no problem for home use.

Accessories make and model.

CPU Intel Core i3 530 Boxed Motherboard Gigabyte GA-H55M-S2H Memory Kingston DDR3 1333 2G HDD Seagate 500G SATA2 16M (Graphics Sapphire HD4850 512M Overseas Version HDMI Burner Pioneer DVR-218CHV.)

Keyboard & Mouse Combo Logitech Optoelectronics Master 1000 Plus** Keyboard & Mouse Combo Monitor AOC 931SW

Chassis Power Train Dust Hero x3

Power supply Huntkey Wide King II generation.

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