How to see if the configuration of a computer is good or not

You can't just look at one thing, or part of it, for example, the CPU is i7. But the graphics card is an old graphics card such as 9500 or 9600, can you say that such a computer is good? Halo, absolutely long-term crash.

Especially when playing games. The running rate of the graphics card does not meet the requirements of the CPU, and it freezes for a long time. So, the key is to look at the matching.

Of course, good hardware is also very important.

The question of how to look at the configuration is generally more confusing, and there is no clear answer, because notebooks are generally bought brand goods, and their configuration is unlikely to have an appeal problem. So don't think about it. Here's how I chose my notebook

I downloaded a Blu-ray Disc version of Avatar on the Internet, a total of more than ten Gs. The computer is not good and can't be put out at all. If I can put it out, I will look at the CPU and memory usage.

Then look at the rate of the hard disk, and then weigh the ratio of configuration and price, that is, the cost performance.

Find a good game and look at the game configuration. Demanding a high point. Just try it out. If the computer is good, the game will be smooth and the picture will be good.

The above memory: 2g independent display, 1g display, 18 inches, the power supply is generally 350, but there are a lot to look at, just like HP's, its hard disk is not good, Gigabyte's motherboard is good, and Core's CPU is good.

The easiest way is to find a test software, like Master Lu, there is a hardware test in it, just test it.

Check the computer configuration by entering the "dxdiag" command in the runtime; The specific steps are as follows:

1. Enter "dxdiag" in the runtime.

2. If a DirectX Diagnostic Tool dialog box pops up, prompting us if we want to check, click OK.

3. Check the configuration information of your computer through the pop-up DirectX diagnostic tool interface

a. The red box in the figure below shows the CPU and memory information.

b. The red box in the figure below shows the graphics card and display information.

You can also click "Save All Information" in the lower right corner of the DirectX Diagnostic Tool interface to save the diagnostic information containing your computer's configuration as a TXT file.

The following describes how to view the configuration parameters of a laptop:

1. Now there are many systems in laptops, but the way to view the configuration of each system is also different, and the system I use is windows7 to do the demonstration.

2. There are many laptops with almost the same configuration when opened, let's right-click on the computer to find the sixth device manager, the device manager is on the right-click side of the computer.

3. After coming in the device manager, we can see a lot of options here, and the hardware of the notebook is here, that is, the hardware information we have installed.

4. After looking at the hardware, we will check the system of the computer and some basic information of the computer, click Start and then find the control panel and click in, if you can't find the control panel, you can also right-click the computer and click the properties to come in.

5. Come in and we will come to this system interface, here is your computer version information, and there is the processor, see what is the installed memory of our computer.

6. After we have finished reading these, continue to look at the graphics card, click on the device manager and then find the display adapter of the last item, we click on the small triangle, and now the graphics card of the computer will come out.