Will this configuration still work? 10

Of course it works.

I'm giving you a reply now for this machine Intel Celeron 2nd generation 667 CPU Kingstech SD64 megabyte memory two Seagate 40G horse clip hard disk 815 motherboard 440 graphics card can also be used to surf the Internet, receive emails, listen to **, documents, account sheets, you can do it.

I really want to change it, find a reasonable reason to change it, such as doing Mayan 3D rendering, setting up a private server, and so on.

Understand. Personal suggestion: At a glance, you know that your memory is too small, this is the fundamental reason, if you have to use this 512 memory to play a larger game, you can consider not installing antivirus software, your card must be due to the antivirus software occupies too much resources (provided that your computer has no virus, the system is relatively new), consider installing a 360 security guard.

You can also put viruses, which is a low-configuration method. You can also go and buy a 1G memory problem and it will be gone immediately. Hehe.

The configuration of four or five years ago, if the chassis is good, you can not change it, and the hard disk can also be used improvised, I think you only need to change the three major pieces of CPU, motherboard, memory If you want to play some big games, you can buy a graphics card!

You let them use this to play Happy Fight Landlord (it must be very stuck) and they know that they are going to change.

A long time ago, the computer was okay with other hardware, but the memory capacity was too small, processing documents, opening a thunderbolt, the computer was slow to respond, and it was a waste of time. Nowadays, 2G memory is more mainstream.

At least there's a graphics card. I don't have any graphics cards for your reply.

To put it mildly, it is a computer that was bought during the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Changed to a root of 1G memory, which is much easier to use.

Do what you like. What do they usually use computers for? Agree with leon8589.

If it's just for you to learn, it's hard to convince them.

Upgrading is also a waste, and now adding any mainstream hardware is more expensive than your whole machine.

This can be used as a toy for small children

According to ASUS,This book should be able to change the CPU,But personally, I don't think it's worth upgrading。

Know. The upgradeability of the notebook has always been a weakness,Upgrading the CPU not only has to consider power consumption,Its heat will also rise,As an 11-year-old student book,The original heat dissipation mold may not be able to hold it,And at presenti7 2630QM is also about 300,Not cost-effective。

And if you don't consider the CPU upgrade, only add memory and solid-state, and you can obviously feel the smooth improvement in daily use, so this is an upgradeable reference direction.

And the graphics chip of this student version of the thin and light book is basically encapsulated on the motherboard, so even if you want to change to a better graphics card, it is more difficult, and you also have to consider the heat dissipation mold of your notebook.

In terms of your actual use, it is not recommended to change or upgrade further, freshman students do not learn much professional courses, they all learn public basic courses, so the need for high-intensity use of computers basically does not exist, you can consider changing to a solid state drive, smooth daily use, for example, when I was a freshman, the use of the basic computer is to be used as a member of the radio station to write scripts.

In college, I recommend a high-configuration desktop + light-weight notebook, so it is recommended that you save money, and when you need to use it in the future, buy a good host to complete your study, a larger screen is also convenient, the disadvantage is that it is not convenient to carry during the holidays, and the dormitory may have limited power, so it is equipped with a notebook with decent performance, which can be used to show the teacher, go home during the holidays, and use it in the school classroom, library building, auditorium and other scenes.