What s the best computer configuration right now?

There is no best configuration for a computer. The first floor is quite interesting, it is a sweep of all eight games.

It depends on what standard you are asking for, or is it the latest technology? As far as computer technology is concerned, it is generally updated in a year and a half, and if you want to keep the host technology ahead, you can change the host every year.

Generally speaking, as far as the console is concerned, it is good to install all the latest things, but the key depends on what your requirements are, such as general entertainment or large-scale 3D games, etc.;

Secondly, sometimes according to personal preference, some peripherals are more expensive than the host, such as innovative and good speakers.

Four or five thousand, keyboards and mice like Microsoft or Logitech have thousands and so on.

It's okay to add, let's learn together.

What the landlord wants to ask about is a supercomputer! It's the most NB!

Graphics: XFX Xunjing 8800GTX (PV-T80F-SHF) What's wrong with this?

There are some monsters that you can't easily buy, and of course, it's not that you don't have enough money. Some motherboards can be installed with two,Or more CPUs,These technologies have been again when the dual core is not popular,Graphics card,It's not just to install one to solve,You can install multiple,Of course,There are also physical acceleration cards,TM network card is also different from your 10 100M adaptive,Not to mention TM,That's it, your general computer is put on NetEase's bandwidth of a few g, with Thunderbolt and other things,I believe it won't be long before you crash,Think your ordinary hard disk doesn't have the ability to read and write, Even a relatively small disk array can't solve the problem. That is, the most expensive configuration is not necessarily the most reasonable, let alone the best, so this problem is not good.

CPU Loongson 1

8M RAM, 100M HDD

Graphicsvoodoo1

Sweep all games now.

Remember: There is no such thing as the best computer, only the better.

I'll show you two configurations (AMD and Intel).

AMD Type: CPU: 2x AMD Athlon64 FX-74 Socket F+2x Cooler Master Eclipse

Motherboard: ASUS L1N64-SLI Deluxe

Memory: Corsair XMS2 Pro DDR2 1066 1G X4

Hard drive: Seagate 750G

Graphics: 2x xfx GeForce 8800GTX Deluxe Bundle (2pcs).

Display: Benq FP241WZ 24" widescreen.

Optical drive: Proneer DVR-112XL

Chassis Power Supply: TT Kandalf VA9000BWS+TT Tough Power 1200W

Mouse Power Supply: Logitech G7 Set.

Speaker: Micro FC760

Intel type:

CPU: Intel Core2 Duo QX6700+ Cooler Master Eclipse

Motherboard: ASUS Striker Extreme

Memory: Corsair XMS2 Pro DDR2 1066 1G X4

Hard drive: Seagate 750G

Graphics: XFX GeForce 8800GTX Deluxe Bundle (2 pcs).

Display: Benq FP241WZ 24" widescreen (I used MAG WB22D 22"widescreen).

Optical drive: Proneer DVR-112XL

Chassis Power supply: TT Kandalf VA9000BWS+TT Tough Power WO131RU 850W

Mouse Power: Logitech G7 Combo (I used the G5 Combo which is cheaper than the G7).

Speaker: Micro FC760

i7 + 4G RAM + GTX580 graphics card + 1TB hard disk.

There is no such thing as the best, only better.

The upstairs talk about everything is enough. If you want to be better, just go on a server, hehe.

This depends on your specific budget and specific purpose, different budgets, different uses, and different requirements for computer configurations, so you can't generalize.