The master will help you compare which computer is better

I guess you want to buy a bargain, right? It's not cost-effective, the data he gives you are all vague, and there is no specific model, the model is different, the manufacturer is different, the quality is very different, and the price is also very different.

CPU AMD AM2 Athlon64 3000+ (Box) 570 RAM ADATA 512MB DDR2 667 340 HDD Seagate 160G 8M (Serial) 515 Motherboard Onda N61GT Integrated 6100 Graphics Card 545 Sound Card Motherboard Integration ——

Network card motherboard integration ——

Display: AOC 17" LCD 1380

CD-ROM Jianxin *** 175

Chassis Parkson 38 degrees (empty) 120

Power supply Freedom Fighter 3 160

Mouse Keyboard Double Delphinium Set 60

Total 3900

Liquid essence monitor, play general games without problems, and you can also upgrade the graphics card and memory in the future.

Don't think about it. p4's. You won't regret it.

It depends on where you apply.,If it's a multi-**class, it's still recommended to Intel and ATI.。。 Gaming,Single-tasking is still good for AMD and NVIDIA.。。

1. For N cards, there are GT, GTS, and GTX series, GT is an ordinary series, while GTS and GTX are mid-to-high-end series, if it is followed by TI, it means that it is a strengthened version of the model.

2. In terms of choosing N cards, such as GT610, GT620, and GT630 are the sixth-generation low-end graphics cards.

3. The performance of the two graphics cards is basically very close, such as GT640 and GT550, GT640 is the sixth-generation graphics card, GT550 is the fifth-generation graphics card, and GT550 is the second position is 5, and the second position of GT640 is 4.

Addendum: For A cards, as with N cards, the first digit indicates the generation and the second digit indicates the low-end, mid-range, or high-end of the series. You need to judge the choice of graphics card according to your financial situation and needs.

Dude, you have to choose an assembly machine within 10,000!! Ultra-advanced configuration.

HP machine, among many brand machines, its after-sales service is good. If you use it at home, I recommend that you get your own one. Because there is no problem with buying a good brand, if you buy a problem machine, it will annoy you when you go home.

There is no way to say this, each has its own advantages. If you're buying brands, it's best to buy old brands. The new brand is not good, or it has just come out in the past two years, so it is better to buy it for a longer time! I'm a computer student, and I believe I'm not wrong.

You get what you pay for, as long as the price goes up, what Dell Lenovo Asus is very easy to use.

Lenovo and Asus, Dell Acer HP are also good.