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One: Video memory is the memory that comes with the graphics card in the most easy-to-understand terms. Video memory, like system memory, is as much as possible. The larger the video memory, the more image data can be stored, and the higher the number of resolutions and colors supported.
Video memory, like motherboard memory, performs the function of storage, but it stores information about each pixel that the graphics card outputs to the display.
In addition, video memory is generally not allowed to be added.
Graphics cards are divided by interface, divided into:
PCI interface.
AGP interface.
PCI Express interface.
Two: The memory is plugged into the motherboard for data exchange, and its speed is faster than that of the hard disk.
Physical memory: This is the amount of memory configured on your machine.
Core memory: The amount of memory occupied by the kernel of the operating system.
Three: DDR memory identificationDDR memory, as the name suggests, is a double-rate synchronous dynamic random access memory, usually referred to as DDR. Because it is capable of data transmission on both the upper and lower edges of the clock trigger edge, the DDR memory has a higher data bandwidth at the same bus frequency.
DDR and SDRAM are not much different in appearance, they have the same length and the same pin distance. However, the DDR memory has 184 pins, 16 more than traditional SDRAM, and these pins mainly contain new signal interfaces such as valve control, power, clock, and ground. I myself use DDR2 667, mainly because the clock frequency is different, resulting in different bandwidth speeds.
Nowadays, there is also DDR3, but many wrenches are not compatible.
The MSI3 board you are using should not support DDR slivers.
Your board should be relatively old, and there is another problem that you haven't figured out.
Discrete graphics card refers to the fact that you buy a graphics card separately to match your machine, and the integrated graphics card comes with your motherboard, which is called an integrated graphics card! Discrete graphics cards have obvious advantages in resolution, which is why others want to buy discrete graphics cards, what kind of graphics cards your board supports, I don't know very well, now buy a general board is only a few hundred.
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I have software here, but unfortunately there is no place to upload it.
First of all, see if the two computers support each other's CPU, memory, and graphics card, if not, I advise you not to change it. >>>More
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It's easy, just use a clip, and with the computer turned on, you just throw the clip on the motherboard.
You can touch what you can see. Hardware is relative to "software", software is a program, hardware is a physical object, monitors, chassis, motherboards, CPUs, memory, hard disks, graphics cards, these are all computer hardware. Computer hardware is usually referred to as a single computer accessory.
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There are not too many things to pay attention to with a computer, the key is the graphics card, the graphics card is recommended to buy the ATI3800 series graphics card, the CPU should not be bought more than 1500 (except if the budget is above 7000), the budget is 5000 and below with dual cores, don't use garbage such as Pentium D and Pentium 4! Memory with 1GB DDR2667 or more, it is best to use 2GB above 3GB below, the last thing to pay attention to is people's **, be sure to understand the mainstream of the market in advance and**! >>>More