CPU price! Friends who have been equipped for the past 2 days will talk about it!

Why do you still like the IntelQ series 4 cores?

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Remember the old Pentium D? That's a dual-core processor. In fact, Intel's dual-core technology was not mature at all at that time, and it was simply connected with two Pentium 4 processors with a front-side bus to barely cope with the market impact brought by AMD dual-core processors.

Although the Intel Core series uses a shared L2 cache to reduce the problem of dual cores, this method can only be used to deal with dual cores, and it is impossible to install quad cores.

Therefore, Intel's Q series quad-core processors also use the connection method of Pentium D: connect two Core 2 dual-core processors together. Such a "quad-core processor" also has the problem of Pentium D:

There will be delays and conflicts. While the performance of each dual-core core is extraordinary, it can keep this problem from being as serious as that of the Pentium D, but it still drags down the performance of Q-series processors.

At that price, you can buy 925, 945, 810 or a triple-core 710, and the performance is far stronger than the outdated Q series.

Even every store is different. And you can also bargain. But for now, I think the Q8200 is enough, and it doesn't make sense to be better (I installed the machine half a month ago, and the CPU uses the Q8200).

The people of Guangxi highly recommend i7975 7000 yuan.

CPU: AMD FX-8150 (octa-core and eight-thread) 1265 yuan heat dissipation: overclocking three - Red Sea.

Extreme Edition (Copper Tube) 150 Yuan Motherboard: ASUS M5A97 All Solid-State) 785 Yuan Memory: Kingston DDR3-1600-4G X 2 250 Yuan (8G Memory Dual Channel).

Hard disk: ADATA S510 (SSD-120G) 565 Yuan (can be deleted) Secondary disk: Western Digital 1000G-SATA3-32M cache 478 Yuan graphics card:

Sapphire HD7850 1G GDDR5 Platinum Edition 1275Ԫ ( ɻ - Red Star R500M (500W) 299 Ԫ Chassis : ʬ - Demon 1 1 U2 175 Ԫ :

5242 yuan.

LCD: Philips 226V3L (inch LED) 795 yuan keyboard: double Feiyan - keyboard + mouse set 60 yuan total: 6097 yuan = give power = crush the game!

If you want to save money, you don't need an SSD. There are SSDs that speed up operation by more than 100%!

Budget...

How else can it be matched?

You are a computer for work and it is not recommended that you use AMD 955.

Although I personally like the i3 2120 if you have a soft spot for: AMD X4 955.

I'll give you some advice anyway:

This CPU was last year's mainstream hit, with stronger performance than the i3 and good overclocking capabilities, but with a power of 125W. (i3 2120 power is 65W) heat can not be said to be small, it is recommended to at least have a Red Sea 50 yuan radiator, if overclocking more needs a good one. The original fan is definitely not resistant.

Especially summer. My friend's computer is this CPU. So I know it all too well.

If you choose the Athlon II X4 641, the cost performance is very high, and it is also much lower.

CPU Athlonon II X4 641 4 cores 430Ԫ.

Motherboard GIGABYTE GA-A55M-DS2 420 yuan.

Memory: Kingston DDR3 1333 4G 135 yuan.

HDD Seagate 500g 480 yuan.

Graphics card Blaupunkt HD6770 1G GDDR5 Platinum Edition 720Ԫ.

Power supply Antek VP 450P rated 450W 280 yuan.

Chassis You can choose your favorite style for 100 yuan.

Display: Samsung S22B360HW 22 inch LED monitor 990 yuan.

All about 3,600 yuan.

Must use AMD Phenom II X4 955, X4 641 does not meet your requirements.

AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Box 620 ASUS M4A88T-M LE 500

Kingston DDR3 1333 4G Ram 120 Graphics Card: Weconex GTX560TI Gaming Master 1100 HDD: Hitachi DeskStar 1TB 380 Power Supply: Cooler Master GX-400W 270

Work with SOLIDWORKS to see the product drawing, the display is best 5:4 or 4:3 on the front screen. However, the 22-inch front-screen display is super expensive.

22 inch: AOC 2217V+ 880 16:10 optical drive chassis 200

Directly on the third generation i5, your so-called perfect operation before the CPU is not good.

You are a computer for work and it is not recommended that you use AMD 955.

At present, there are only two major manufacturers left in the mainstream x86 series CPUs--- Intel and AMD.

Other x86 vendors have either withdrawn long ago (e.g., IBM, Transmax), or have scaled down their product lines to focus on embedded CPUs and no longer set foot in the desktop CPU market (e.g., VIA).

According to the specifications and market positioning from low to high, Intel's product brands include Celeron G, Pentium G, Core i3, i5 and i7, and AMD's products include Athlon, Ryzen, Ryzen 2 series, etc. According to the number of cores, it can be divided into dual-core, quad-core, six-core and even eight-core specifications, and the performance is naturally from low to high.

With the advent of Ryzen, AMD has finally caught up with its competitors in terms of mainstream and high-end product performance after decadence for n years, and can provide users with a full range of low, medium and high cost-effective products, and the market share of AMD products has been rising steadily in the past year or so. It can be said that the products of both are good choices at present.

As for which brand and model of CPU is suitable for you, you should make a suitable choice based on various factors such as your computer usage needs, capital budget, and the overall supporting platform (motherboard).

It is recommended to go to the major IT forums (DIY forums) to rent and shop, and there are a large number of installation recommendation posts and experience exchange posts for your reference. For example, Zhongguancun**, IT168, Pacific Computer, etc.