Computer upgrade Who told me what motherboard and memory to buy? For memory, I chose a 100

I don't know why I want to upgrade like this, it seems that the CPU will have some bottlenecks, and the configuration of DDR2 533 for this system can not give full play to the real performance of DDR2! The graphics card is okay, it is recommended to replace the CPU with a comprehensive upgrade, otherwise the overall performance improvement is not large!

Although the DDR2 533 is faster than the DDR400, the overall performance of the two is almost equal!

It's better to use it first, so that the proportion of money paid and the performance you get is smaller, or a full upgrade, and the CPU is replaced with a CD330 (Celeron or something like this will be better!)

Can you buy a DDR2 motherboard for 400?

Does the motherboard hosting DDR2 also have an AGP slot?

It's old p4....Can I use an 865 motherboard?

lz to upgrade. The CPU must be replaced to be upgraded.

Because your CPU only supports 845D motherboards. This motherboard has long been discontinued.

Don't change the CPU. It's also not interesting to just change the motherboard. In exchange for the same. Can't buy it yet.

Let's be honest. Your computer is still fine for normal use now. If you have to play a large game, it will be difficult!

So advised. Buy another console! The old host can be sold.

As for the configuration of the newly bought computer. You can tear it all down and start over.

CPU should be equipped with Intel or AMD, think about it yourself. Something else.

The 5200 graphics card is also rubbish right now.

I think the GIGABYTE motherboard is good, the 865 is probably more than 500!

GIGABYTE motherboards! Good quality.

On ASUS, MSI the brand's official ** check it out, convenient and accurate.

You have a CPU plugged into a board with up to 865. The DDR2 memory you bought can't go up.

ASUS 865 NOW! ~

But for a 775 64-bit CPU, it is recommended to use the ASUS 945 wrench! ~

AMD 5000 Original Box 390

MSI NF520 420 Recommended Reason**Cheap MSI AMD motherboards do the best, with stable performance and are not prone to problems.

Memory Pirate Trek 1G is stable and not easy to break 120

Seagate 250G 288 Warranty 5 years Quality problems, dare to say 5 years, graphics card, N card, stable, no compatibility problems, use Shadow Relaxation 8600GT 390 This wow double open did not ask the soil to run 3D at least 10,000 points.

My suggestion:

CPU: NTEL (mainstream product).

Motherboard: ASUS (excellent quality).

Memory: Kingston (very reputable).

Hard drive: Seagate (good reputation).

Graphics: Colorful (good).

The mainstream of hard disks is now 500G (if you are generous, then 1TB is better: 500GB and 1TB ** are not much different).

There is a big difference between 2GB of RAM and 2GB**, so if you plan to expand your memory, you might as well invest more in your CPU and motherboard.

The graphics card of 512MB should be sufficient (if you are not doing some large images, animations).

The optical drive is equipped with a burner, which is very convenient to use.

The CPU uses Intel, and the temperature is lower; Motherboard GIGABYTE; Memory: Kingston, Samsung; Hard disk Seagate, Western can be; GraphicsATIs.

How much do you have to make it clear, of course, the top IU ASUS board ASUS graphics card hard disk are almost the same, SSD Kingston memory Corsair,

cpu:iu

Motherboard GIGABYTE;

Hard Drive: Seagate.

Memory: Black King Kong.

Graphics: Elsa.

Power supply: 300W or more. Recommended: Kangshu IP 430

The motherboard should choose Onda, and the memory I recommend Kingston. The hard disk uses Seagate's, but Western Digital is cheaper, graphics card, I haven't heard of the two you said, but I use Rainbow. Target. The effect is good, or the Shadow GT9600.

What age is it, the temperature of the i is low, and now the AMD is not high, and there is money to buy ASUS, and save money to buy second-tier manufacturers.

P55 and H55, two graphics cards can be inserted.