CUP Motherboard Memory Matching Problem 20

To put it simply, just support each other! Generally, the combination of motherboards, CPUs, and graphics cards is more reasonable, and there is no waste of performance.

1 All according to the existing chip manufacturers to divide: the first major brand Intel, his corresponding motherboard can of course only use Intel CPU, in addition, Intel CPU now has Celeron, Pentium architecture, Core architecture, i7 and the latest 32nm IBEXPEAK CPU, in addition to considering the problem of CPU pins i7 and ibexpeak (1156), most of the current 775 pins, except for high-end motherboards (x38, x48, x58) Except for the 1156 pins, most Intel motherboards are backward compatible, and of course some low-end old Celeron CPUs are not supported.

Second, AMD, AMD's CPU must also be equipped with a motherboard that uses AMD chips.

Thirdly, manufacturers such as SIS that only make chipsets but do not make CPUs, motherboards that use this kind of chips are cheaper, but the stability is poor, and they use Intel's CPUs.

In addition, there are no compatibility issues with CPU and memory.

The memory on the motherboard is divided into DDR, DDR2, DDR3.

There will be no compatibility problems with the graphics card, the principle is that the low-end motherboard is equipped with the low-end CPU and graphics card, and the high-end is equipped with the high-end to avoid waste.

It takes some basic knowledge and experience, but practice is the most important thing. The results speak for themselves.

To ensure compatibility and reasonableness, then use the brand machine

This problem is too big, and you need to learn from the basics of computer science, and then slowly learn about it yourself.

Low-end: Around the 450 price point, AMD X4 740 750K

AMD A85 FM2 motherboards around the 550 price range (Gigabyte, Yingtai, ASRock, MSI).

Single 4G third-generation DDR1600 memory (ADATA, TEAMGROUP, TEAMGROUP, G.SKILL, Samsung).

Mid-range: 720 or so FX-6300

550 600 AMD970 motherboards (Gigabyte, Yingtai, ASRock, MSI).

Single 4G or 8G third-generation DDR1600 memory (ADATA, TEAMGROUP, TEAMGROUP, G.SKILL, Samsung).

The price of the 720 is around the i3-3220

550 600 price range around B75 H77 motherboard (Gigabyte, Intai, ASRock, MSI).

Single 4G or 8G third-generation DDR1600 memory (ADATA, TEAMGROUP, TEAMGROUP, G.SKILL, Samsung).

High-end: 1200 1350 price point around i5-3470 3570

550 600 price range around B75 H77 motherboard (Gigabyte, Intai, ASRock, MSI).

Dual-channel 8G or 16G third-generation DDR1600 memory (ADATA, TEAMGROUP, TEAMGROUP, G.SKILL, Samsung).

The 950 1250 price range is around FX-8320 8350

800 900 990x motherboards (Gigabyte, ASUS) at around the price point

Dual-channel 8G or 16G third-generation DDR1600 memory (ADATA, TEAMGROUP, TEAMGROUP, G.SKILL, Samsung).

Motherboard: Gigabyte, Asus, Memory: Kingston, ADATA CPU, I-Series Graphics HD7750-GTX650

Objectively speaking, if you want to configure a new machine. You don't need to think too much about this question!

CPU, the mainstream in the current market can be. The difference lies in the interface. In actual use, CPU is generally excess and cannot be used at all.

Motherboard, that's a very critical thing. Its core parameters for personal experience are the following to note: bus, number of memory slots and width.

Of course, the motherboard must be selected to match the CPU interface. Generally speaking, the bus speed and the main frequency of the CPU are about the same, and the gap is large, and whoever is higher cannot give full play to it.

Of course, the faster the memory is refreshed, the better, and you don't have to think much about the motherboard or anything about this, because the current mainstream memory is basically the same. Theoretically, the refresh speed of the memory matches the PCI bus speed of the motherboard!

Needless to say, the graphics card is about the same as the memory.