What are the computer hardware configurations?

First, CPU

The CPU of a computer is equivalent to the human brain. At present, the CPU on the market is mainly divided into two camps, Intel and AMD, and the performance is distinguished by product model.

Second, the graphics card.

The main function of the graphics card is to render the picture, which is especially important for users who play games. After all, the smoothness of the picture is often linked to the sense of game experience.

Third, the motherboard.

Motherboards don't have obvious performance differences like CPU and graphics cards. Buying a higher-end CPU and graphics card can enjoy stronger performance, but the motherboard is the carrier and the skeleton that supports all hardware. Only according to the compatibility of CPU and whether it supports overclocking can we reasonably match and choose the motherboard that suits us, so as to get better use effect.

Fourth, memory.

Memory is hardware used to temporarily store CPU operation data. We can understand it as "space provided for the program to run". The bigger the better. At present, 8GB memory is installed as standard, and 16GB memory is recommended for large-scale games or professional design. Take Kingston's memory stick as an example.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) hard disk

At present, hard disks are divided into mechanical hard disks and solid-state hard disks. To put it simply, the mechanical hard disk is slow in reading and writing, large in capacity, cheap in price and convenient in data recovery, but it is bulky, not earthquake-resistant and suitable for storing more files. Solid-state hard disk is fast, light and small, but it is expensive. Suitable for multi-system installation, ensuring boot speed and system fluency.

VI. Chassis Power Chassis

Chassis power supply chassis, mainly the appearance part, can be selected according to your own preferences. Of course, if you want to experience water cooling, you need to pay attention to whether the chassis supports water-cooled radiators when buying the chassis. The power supply is equivalent to the heart of the computer and supplies power to the hardware of the computer. Although the power supply is inconspicuous in the host hardware, its stability plays a vital role. Low-priced cottage power supplies cut corners seriously, which may easily lead to frequent computer crashes and even burn out hardware.