How to match all parts of the computer reasonably!

Divided into screen, host, keyboard, mouse, ha, just kidding!

Whether it is a desktop or a notebook, the internal composition is divided into the following parts.

That is, CPU, motherboard, memory, graphics card, hard disk, optical drive, etc.

CPU ** Abbreviation of processor (Central Processing Unit), that is, CPU, CPU is the core accessory in the computer, only the size of a matchbox, the thickness of dozens of pieces of paper, but it is the computing core and control core of a computer. The CPU is responsible for reading the instructions, decoding the instructions, and executing the core components of the instructions.

Motherboard A circuit board used to carry boards such as CPU, memory, graphics card, etc.

Memory is one of the important components of a computer, it is a bridge to communicate with the CPU. The running of all programs in the computer takes place in memory, so the performance of the memory has a very large impact on the computer. Memory, also known as internal memory, is used to temporarily store computing data in the CPU and exchange data with external memory such as hard disks.

As long as the computer is running, the CPU will transfer the data that needs to be calculated to the memory for calculation, and when the operation is completed, the CPU will send the result out, and the operation of the memory also determines the stable operation of the computer. Memory is made up of parts such as memory chips, circuit boards, gold fingers, etc.

A graphics card can also be counted as a motherboard, and the GPU on it is equivalent to the CPU of the computer, but it is dedicated to the computing aspect of the display. The full name of graphics card is video card, graphics card, also known as video adapter, and display configuration card is referred to as graphics card, which is one of the most basic components of personal computers. The purpose of the graphics card is to convert the display information required by the computer system into a driver, and provide a line scan signal to the display, control the correct display of the display, is an important component to connect the monitor and the motherboard of the personal computer, and is one of the important devices of "man-machine dialogue".

As an important part of the computer host, the graphics card undertakes the task of outputting and displaying graphics, which is very important for people who are engaged in professional graphic design. The leading manufacturers of graphics chips for civilian graphics cards include AMD (ATI) and NVIDIA (NVIDIA).

Hard disk The place where the data is stored, the files, **ah, etc., are placed in it, not the memory.

Optical drive (some notebooks have been canceled now) Where to put the disc, this goes without saying, right?

Other (special boards, such as sound cards, 1394 cards, network cards, general sound card motherboard integration, some audiophiles have high requirements, just have another one, most of the network cards are also integrated, some of the graphics cards on it are also integrated on the motherboard, but the integrated graphics card, the performance is definitely a little worse than the independent graphics card, and his video memory is occupied in the memory).

It's not all hand-hitting, I hope you can understand it.

Desktop: Chassis, for assemblies...

The power supply, which supplies power to the accessories.

Keyboard and mouse monitor, not interpreted.

The motherboard, the connection hub for the various accessories.

The processor, the brain of the computer.

Memory, which is used to store exchange data.

Hard disks, which are used to store data that is stored for a long time.

Graphics card, output display signal to the display.

sound card, output sound signal to speaker.

NIC to connect to RJ45 port of the network.

Heat sinks, sub-processor heat dissipation, case heat dissipation fans, etc., etc., as well as memory heat dissipation, graphics card heat dissipation, power supply heat dissipation.

That's all there is to it.

Notebook motherboard, memory, display, hard disk, processor, network card, sound card, graphics card are all the same, the difference is that there are multiple wireless network cards, connected to the wireless network signal.

The power supply is also different, it is an external transformer and charger.

Everything else is much the same.

If you're focused on games and you're focusing on large-scale 3D games, here's a good idea to suggest it:

1. CPU: Intel Core i3 or above processor or AMD APU platform; (Advanced manufacturing process, low power consumption, high execution efficiency).

2. Motherboard: Gigabyte, ASUS and other first-line brands; (Generally solid workmanship, excellent materials, stable performance) 3, memory: DDR3 1600 (brand optional special game bar) 4, hard disk:

500G and above (SATA interface) 5, graphics card: the main indicators are video memory specifications (preferably DDR5), GPU frequency (of course higher under the same specifications), graphics card frequency, video memory size, bit width (most importantly, preferably more than 128 bits).

6. Chassis and power supply: choose a silent power supply chassis with a power supply of more than 400W.

7. Monitor: Look at what you like.

The above are some installation suggestions, you can refer to them. If you have questions, you can follow up

It depends on what you do with your computer.

How many or so should you match?