It is difficult to choose the motherboard for installation, who should choose the 754 pin? Kneel and

Don't buy it either.

The things of the new world are not good (it is the same as Shenzhou Computer).

Or the world's largest motherboard factory is good:

1. ASUS motherboards, known for their excellent circuit design and sufficient materials, are the world's largest motherboard manufacturers.

2. The elite workmanship is good, and it is an important choice for cheap, stable and cost-effective.

3. Gigabyte and MSI (known for their stability and workmanship, and the overclocking ability of GIGABYTE motherboards is also good recently, and the MSI with a black bottom is well worked).

4. The AMD series has a good reputation for overclocking, and the overclocking ability and workmanship of Shengji, Yingtai T series, and Panzheng are also good.

5. Foxconn is the largest OEM factory, with sufficient materials and high stability, and the biggest highlight is the three-year replacement.

Second, when buying a motherboard, pay attention to:

1. Recognize the needs and don't be overly superstitious about overclocking motherboards (the standard for measuring the quality of a computer accessory is the mean time between failures, not the overclocking ability).

2. It is not advisable to only supply the power supply, and buying a motherboard is not buying a capacitor.

3. The hardware is changing with each passing day, and there is no need to pursue upgrades excessively.

4. Just be enough, don't pursue luxury masters.

From the perspective of your use, the C51G board is the most suitable, and the one with PCI-E port can also be easily upgraded in the future.

Yingtai TF6100,It's definitely better than what you said,If you don't play big games,The integrated 6100 graphics card is enough。

I have a piece that has overtaken the SP2800+ to 360, and the workmanship is also very good.

Forget about Onda and Panying, one channel and one pulp king, how can you compare with Yingtai? Yingtai is the best quality at low price on AMD, and the high-end is the world of DFI and ASUS.

The 754 interface is backward, it does not support memory dual channel, does not support DDR2 memory, and 939 should not be considered. If you choose the AM2 interface, AM2 is now the mainstream.

Recommend 2 sets to you.

1 AM2 SEMRON 2800+ with Onda N61GT (low budget) 2 AM2 ATHLON 3000+ with Onda N61GT

You can buy Panying! Because the original Panzheng is the current Panying, and don't buy Onda's bamboo boards! He's cheap but his anti-repair super high!

I've bought them all!

Socket 754 is a low-end desktop CPU interface designed by AMD when the K8 processor was released, and the CPUs supported are mainly Athlon64 and Sepron series, and the differences between it and Socket 939 interface are mainly as follows:

1.Supports single-channel memory controllers with up to 3 DIMM slots (64-bit memory bit width);

Low bus transmission rate (16-bit bidirectional data transmission at 800MHz);

3.Low effective data bandwidth (;

4.Motherboards are less expensive to make.

The Athlon64 processor with Socket 754 interface has three cores: Venice, Newcastle, and Clawhammer, and the corresponding CPUs are as follows:

Kernel code name CPU model.

venice：athlon64 3000+ ~3200+ ；

newcastle：athlon64 2800+ ~3400+ ；

clawhammer：athlon64 2800+ ~3700+ 。

Therefore, the highest CPU model that can be supported by the Socket 754 motherboard is the Athlon64 3700+ (OPN number: ADA3700AEP5AR) with a Clawhammer core, clock rate, 1MB L2 cache, 130nm process, and 89W power consumption.

Don't think about it, such computers are all configured ten years ago. There's no need to upgrade, and it's hard to find accessories. Put it for whatever you want, and if the economy allows, it's better to have another one.

The CPU of the 754 interface is only up to Athlon3400+, and then the interface was changed.