Is it better to have a single chip or a dual chip for the motherboard

In the past, the motherboard chip was designed as the northbridge + southbridge model, the northbridge chip is mainly responsible for communication with the CPU, memory and display core, etc., while the southbridge chip is responsible for communication with hard disks, sound cards and other components. The single-chip design integrates the north and south bridges, because one chip is saved, and the manufacturing cost is first controlled. Secondly, the single-chip shortens the delay of the communication time between the north and south bridges, so the data transmission has been improved, but the single-chip design also has its drawbacks, one is the high heat generation, the requirements for the heat dissipation system are higher, but the integration is high, the design is relatively complex, and at the same time it will increase the difficulty of motherboard wiring.

In terms of performance, of course, it is a single chip!

Advantages: The motherboard chips are designed in the mode of northbridge + southbridge, and the northbridge chip is mainly responsible for CPU and memory.

and the display core, etc., while the South Bridge chip is responsible for the communication with hard disks, sound cards and other components. Single core.

The chip design integrates the north and south bridges, because a chip is saved, and the manufacturing cost is first controlled.

Second, the single-chip reduces the delay in the communication time between the north and south bridges, so the data transmission is improved.

Disadvantages The single-chip design also has its drawbacks, one is the high heat generation, the requirements for the heat dissipation system are high, and the degree of integration.

high, the design is relatively complex, and it will increase the difficulty of motherboard wiring.

In terms of the trend, it must be a single chip is good, but as far as the current technology is concerned, there are many disadvantages of a single chip, such as heating, technical process, etc.

For now, double chips are good!

The future will definitely be the world of single chips.

1. Check the motherboard manual, the electronic version found on paper or on the Internet, it will be very clear. 2. Check the motherboard chip of the computer through the software, and then search for it according to the chip model, and it will be very clear. 3. Open the chassis and look at it, usually the area of the south bridge and the north bridge is very large, slightly larger than a dollar coin, square.

There are 2 that are the North and South Bridges, and 1 is a single chip.

NV's is not very familiar, so I can't tell you.

First of all, from the first number, it can be seen that 890 and 880 are newer than 785 and so on.

890GX and 890FX, the former has an integrated graphics card and the latter does not, but the latter may have better multi-graphics card technology than the former, such as 3 graphics cards and the like, but AMD only supports its own CrossFire

880G and 870, the former is a graphics card with integrated HD4250, the latter is without an integrated graphics card, and the others are the same, there is no difference.

785 and 780 are both integrated graphics cards, 785G is integrated HD4200, and 780G is integrated HD3200, there is no difference between the others, the relationship between 770 and 780G is similar to 870 and 880G

Intel,P45 P43 G41 belongs to the 4 series motherboard,G41 with graphics card,Relatively low-end,P43 without graphics card,The difference with P45 is that there is less multi-graphics card technical support,But it only supports CrossFire,P45 has one more CrossFire

H57 and H55, P55, X58 belong to the 5 series motherboards, X58 is positioned at the high-end, generally the first-line X58 motherboard is priced at more than 1599, with a CPU to say less 3K, X58 can only use 1366 interface i7 CPU, generally supports 3 graphics card technology, P55 and H55, H57 are all using 1156 i series CPU, H55 and H57 can be matched with CPU with graphics card, such as i3 series, Less than P55 like RAID technology and multi-graphics card technology,P67 has not come out yet,It is estimated to replace P55,With a new generation of Intel CPU。

The motherboard is due to the CMOS integrated module used

The model and grade of the South Bridge are named!

Because of Hippiyu, who is supported by Nanqiao.

and memory, so the motherboard has Hippiyou.

Single, double, three, four, six, memory, r, r2, r3 algebra points!

In addition, how many frequencies are supported, how much memory, how many Yusby, etc., are also determined by Nanqiao!

The performance of the South Bridge is basically determined.

The type of the motherboard and**!

Lonely mountain man.

The chip that leaves the factory is generally not a problem, the key is the compatibility with some other devices

Each chipset has its own good or bad, that is, the more money you are willing to pay, the better it will be. It is also measured by looking at the technology mastered by the chip manufacturers themselves.

The professional motherboard is here.

A single-chip motherboard is a motherboard with only one chip on the motherboard, and a dual-chip motherboard is a motherboard with two chips, South Bridge + North Bridge, and a single-chip chip is actually equivalent to the traditional South Bridge.

Under the traditional north-south bridge design, the CPU is just the CPU, and the PCI-E slot, memory control, integrated display and other functions are provided by the north bridge, while the south bridge provides peripheral expansion channels such as disk interfaces and PCI.

Under this design, the northbridge tends to have a large amount of heat, and the communication between the northbridge and the CPU is inefficient, and the motherboard will have a significant impact on performance.

Under the single-chip design, most of the functions of the North Bridge have been incorporated into the CPU, PCI-E slots, memory control, and integrated graphics are all in the CPU, and the motherboard only provides disk interfaces and peripheral expansion support, under the premise of sufficient power supply, the motherboard has basically no impact on CPU performance.

At present, a single chip is already the mainstream, except for AMD's 970 or dual chip, the other B150, Z170, A68, and A88 are all single chips.