Regarding the shortcomings of the Athlon CPU, I am grateful for the explanation

Your CPU is dual-core, absolutely no problem, and there is no problem with opening multiple programs, no need to change. The previous hyper-threading was just an analog dual-core, yours is a real dual-core, and you don't need to change it at all.

Halo,You're a professional mapper,This motherboard is not good,It's an integrated graphics card,It will feel a little weak when you do the drawing,It is recommended that you buy a discrete graphics card and install it,Xunjing gf8500gt-PV-T86J-NAD (Maverick version)This graphics card is good,799; The motherboard supports DDRII800 memory,I don't know why you used a 667,If the silver is enough, it is recommended to use 2 1G memory to form a dual channel,Plus the independent graphics card will be better to make a picture,Drawing consumes more graphics card and memory。 Everything else is good, the CPU is assured, it's definitely super strong.

The Athlon 64x2 3600 is a dual-core CPU, and its home performance is much better than that of the Inter CPU of the same frequency, especially for gaming. Because it is a dual-core CPU, there is a single-threaded problem. AMD's dual-core performance is better than Inter's.

The AMD Athlons your friend is talking about may be the old version of the AM2 single-core Athlons or 939 Athlons, and now the AMD CPU models are dual-core as long as there is an X2 in the back, so don't worry. Looks like your friend isn't an old bird either, hehe.

Hehe.. What is single-threaded, your friend may be a half-green, computer whiz is generally going to choose AMD products. Including the computers used to see those world CS masters on the Internet, most of them are AMD.

And Star Wars is also made with AMD's CPU as the core...

Possessing a treasure does not know the treasure, hehehe!

Hyper-threading technology is not supported.

The i7 native quad-core supports hyper-threading technology virtual octa-core.

The i7 980X native hexa-core supports hyper-threading technology, virtual 12-core Internet, and Q-series quad-core Q6, Q8, and Q9

There is also the E-series dual-core E5, E7, E8

Generally, the difference between dual-core and quad-core is not too big in playing games, and the role of quad-core is mainly in the fact that multi-threading has advantages, such as opening more games, and at the same time antivirus is doing other things.

Nowadays, the most installed computers are Internet i3 530 E5300, as well as AMDX4 635 x2 245 and so on.

There are also many people who want to make their computers a little better, i5 750 AMD x4 955 and so on.

A high-end product like i7 is still unacceptable to our Volkswagen boss.

Core has a feature that Athlon doesn't have, and that is turbo acceleration.

But Athlon CPU has open-core products, and after opening the core, it can be much stronger than the original ecology!

But in general, it's still the strength of the big company Intel, after all, the Core i7 is not covered! i7 plays the game easier than cutting bean sprouts, even if you open 5 World of Warcraft in a row, it won't get stuck (it must be i7!). ）

The difference is that one is produced by Inter and the other is produced by AMD, which is not easy to compare in terms of performance, and AMD is cheaper in terms of **.

Pass by.. It's just a thing that means two companies.。。 The company is different, and the naming must be different.

AMD's athlon means low-to-mid-range products. Core said. Kindness.. Intel now almost all of them are called Core.

To put it simply, the Core is from Intel, and the Athlon is from AMD.

The Core CPU is a series of CPUs from Intel Corporation, and Athlon is a series of CPUs from AMD Corporation. Each of them is described below.

At present, CPU manufacturers mainly include Intel Corporation and AMD Corporation.

Intel Corporation.

Pentium dual-core, Celeron dual-core: It is a relatively low-end processor, which can only meet the needs of surfing the Internet, office, and watching movies;

Core i3: It is a mid-range processor, which can be understood as a lite version of the Core i5, which can meet the needs of surfing the Internet, office, watching movies, and playing online games or large-scale stand-alone games;

Core i5: It is a high-end processor, which can play large-scale online games and large-scale stand-alone games in addition to surfing the Internet, office, and watching movies, and can open a higher game effect;

Core i7: It is an audiophile-grade processor, which can be used for commonly used network applications, and can also run audiophile-level large-scale games with the highest effect.

AMD.

Sempemp series: single-core, dual-core (low-end), which can only meet the needs of surfing the Internet, office, and watching movies;

Athlon series: dual-core, three-core, four-core, multi-core (mid-range), to meet the needs of surfing the Internet, office, watching movies, you can play online games or large-scale stand-alone games;

Phenom series: dual-core, triple-core, quad-core, six-core (high-end), audiophile-level processors, commonly used network applications are available, and can also run audiophile-level large-scale games with the highest effect.

Different companies produce slightly different technical standards and architectures, but in fact, the differences are not regular. It is generally believed that the Core is more stable and the Athlon is cheaper, but at present, the difference between different models of CPUs can only be seen through professional testing software.

Generally speaking, CPU Core of the same grade is more expensive than Athlon, and the stability is better. And the game effect of Athlon is slightly stronger.

Graphics card Graphics cards are key.

The two companies are certainly not the same.

As the core component of a missed computer, the processor plays a very important role in the performance of the computer. Athlon and Intel Core are one of the most common processor brands on the market, and there are certain differences and advantages and disadvantages between the two in terms of performance and applicable scenarios. The following will combine the actual situation to give you a detailed introduction to the advantages and disadvantages of the two.

Advantages:1Athlon:

Manufactured by AMD, the Athlon™ processor has a relatively high price/performance ratio and is suitable for daily use scenarios with relatively light loads. At the same time, its single-core performance is very powerful, allowing it to perform better when running single-core applications.

2.Intel Core:

Intel Core processors have a high clock speed and are capable of delivering powerful multi-core performance. For high-demand scenarios such as games and multi-production, it can provide more stable performance and smoother user experience.

Disadvantages: 1Athlon:

Although Athlon has a relatively high cost performance, the overall performance is still slightly inferior compared to Intel Core processors. Its multi-core performance isn't as good as that of Intel Core, and it doesn't use Intel's popular hyper-threading technology.

2.Intel Core:

Although the performance of the Intel Sohuai Core processor is powerful, it is also relatively expensive, and for consumers, it is relatively cost-effective, and at the same time, for daily use with low load, its performance improvement is also limited.

To sum up, both Athlon and Intel Core have their own advantages and disadvantages, and consumers need to choose according to their needs and budget when buying a processor. If it is for multi-threaded and demanding scenarios, it will be more secure to choose Intel Core; If it is a daily use and light load scenario, you can get a higher cost performance by choosing Athlon.

CPU socket: There are 3 main types of sockets, sockets and LGA CPU sockets. For installation in CPU sockets.

Intel CPU socket list and CPU support

Pac611 Intel? Itanium?

PAC418 Intel Itanium.

775 LGA (Pad Grid Array-775) Intel Pentium 4, Pentium E Pentium Extreme Edition Core 2 Duo (Conroe Processor), Core 2 Extreme and Celeron D

604 Intel? Xeon? Slot.

Socket Intel? Xeon? 603

Socket 480 Intel.

Intel Pentium M, Core Single-Core, Core Duo, Core 2 (Merom processor) and Celeron M processor socket 479

Socket 478 architecture of Intel Pentium 4, Celeron and Celeron D

Socket 423 Intel Pentium 4 processor.

Socket 370 Intel Celeron with Pentium III

Socket AM2 for AMD Athlon-64, Athlon-64 X2 and Athlon-64*Socket F for AMD Opteron

Socket S1 AMD Turion 64 Processor* Socket 939 interface AMD Athlon 64, AMD Athlon 64 FX and Semron interfaces

AMD Opteron Socket 940

AMD Athlon-64 and Sepron with Socket 754 interfaces

Socket a AMD Athlon, Athlon™ XP, Duron and Semron processors BR > * Socket 563 Mobile Athlon, XP-8 Intel Pentium M

2 sockets for Intel Pentium II Xeon and Pentium III Xeon.

Slots for Intel Pentium II and Pentium III

Sockets for AMD Athlons and Alpha 21264

Socket Pro* Super Socket 7 AMD K6-2, AMD K6-III

Socket 7 Intel Pentium and Cyrix, AMD compatible processors.

Slot Intel 486

Intel Pentium 75-133MHz and other compatible processors based on Socket 5 architecture.

Intel Pentium No. 4 socket 60 66MHz

socket for Intel 486 (and 5V) and other compatible processors.

1-socket Intel 486

486 slot intel 486

Athlons have several interfaces: one is AM2 AM2+, AM3, AM3+

There are single-core, dual-core, and quad-core.

The difference in supported CPUs is just the basics.

The other differences are mainly there.

1. The office performance and compatibility of Athlon's motherboard are not as good as those of Intel's motherboards 2. The performance of Athlon's motherboard integrated graphics card is generally higher than that of Intel motherboards of the same grade, which means that the game performance is stronger.

3. Athlon's motherboard generally has more functions, such as supporting RAID functions, etc., which are rarely supported by Intel.

4. The two motherboards are of the same grade, and Intel's market share is higher.

There are no advantages and disadvantages.

It's just that the supported processor objects are different, one supports AMD processors and one supports INTE processors.

The advantages and disadvantages lie in the contest between processors, and the motherboard is mainly good or bad with chipsets of the same level The two chips are almost the same.

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Of course, the same era is good as Core, and Athlon is not at the same level as it.

It's definitely the Core that's better. Athlons are too backward and eliminated already.