Dell notebook Inspiron 14R and 15R N5110 and Inspiron M411R AMD Quad Core A8 3500M and AMD Quad Core

Personally, I think A8-3500M is good, after all, quad-core and dual-core are incomparable, I'm A6-3400M, it's a little card when it starts, and then it slowly gets faster, A6's main frequency is only, A8 is, although the main frequency is low, but the CPU that can be accelerated, he can reduce the frequency of the other three cores, so that a core is overclocked. Quad-cores are a little better for programming and the like, and 3D games and the like-go-go are better than triple-cores. Both A6 and A8 are APUs, and it is a new product that combines CPU and GPU.

In addition, in addition to his own graphics card, he can also work with other graphics cards at the same time to improve performance, while Intel like i5 can only choose one of the two graphics cards to use, which one do you say is better? In terms of technology, I admit that Intel is good, everyone likes it, and it is just a reference.

Given that you have usage requirements to play large games, it is also recommended that you consider the model of the Dell 15R, which has a larger screen, better performance and better visuals.

These two are all AMD CPUs, and they are very powerful for playing games! But to do programming, or rendering, it is recommended to use Intel's i5** seems to exceed these two!

This is Intel's second-generation processor, 500G hard disk, 1G independent display, and the configuration is still very powerful. Click on the link in the lower right corner of my answer to enter the platform, and I will help you analyze the configuration in detail. I'm doing the event right now, so I'll send it to you.

Hello: The following methods are for your reference:

1. You can go to the official to check and update the graphics card driver, etc., and the driver is updated to the latest.

Dell is officially driven.

2. Optimize the machine with optimization software. Try to reduce the number of boot startup items.

3. Clean up the machine, especially the dust, to improve the heat dissipation capacity.

If the above methods do not work, it is recommended that you contact the after-sales engineer for your maintenance.

You can also call Dell's after-sales service** for consultation: fixed** dial 800-858-2969; Call 400-886-8610 from your cell

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i3 is also dual-core, but it is also dual-core, the performance difference is very large, i3 is now the mainstream CPU, and there is no problem with performance. You're asking, the i3's computer is better than the other, but playing dnf is more stuck, right? I suggest you detect two things, it could be a hard drive and the other could be cooling.

Poor heat dissipation can even lead to crashes, which will also seriously affect the performance of the machine.