电脑组装的五大误区（Five misunderstandings of computer assembly）.doc

电脑组装的五大误区（Five misunderstandings of computer assembly） Five misunderstandings of computer assembly 1.CPU chapter Many people believe that the higher the dominant frequency of CPU, this condition exists only in the same framework of CPU, the contrast can be established. For example, is the Pentium 3G of D915 stronger than the 5000+ of 2.6G? Can the 2.6G of 5000+ be stronger than the E6550 of 2.33G? No, because the architecture is fundamentally different, not comparable, and can only be evaluated from measured performance. Some people say, Intels CPU is stable, AMDs game is fast, but its unstable, and its not compatible enough. is that really the case? First of all, whether the stability is dependent on the power supply rate can remain stable, as well as the motherboard filter, the system is also optimized to occupy a large extent. As for the compatible, people dare to say CPU is a compatibility issue can be ignored, is obviously not a white bluff, as long as there is no mishap, the motherboard chip and power supply is also compatible with the words of support is absolutely no problem. And when AMD played games well, it didnt mean that AMDs CPU games were much higher than Intel, and that it would cost less to use the AMD platform just to achieve the same game performance. And the whole machine performance is tough, not only depends on CPU, but also consider memory, 512M memory +E6550 is not necessarily smoother than PE2180+1G memory, play the game more to take into account the graphics card. When playing high profile game, if you use QX6600+8600GT, the effect is worse than E6550+8800GT more normal, I hope you do not just look at the purchase of CPU, also according to the actual use and balanced overall performance of their own to consider. When I help people with the machine had said what CPU N to the CPUs strengths, strengthen is equivalent to reduce the other performance budget, there is damage to the overall performance, but The loss outweighs the gain. Do you run