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达人们像我们玩游戏的cpu是选i系列好呢还是至强E系列好
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jing 发表于
B和H的最大区别就是S3和U3的数量多少了，Z往上的可以超频，比如，E3V2配Z77 可以额外拉4个倍频，Z主板不管 ...
E3V2配Z77 可以额外拉4个倍频，Z主板不管上什么U都有额外的4个倍频
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螃蟹￥ 发表于
问你一下主板Z和H板有什么区别是不是Z的可以样cpu超频
能不能超频还得看你的U，一般U后面带“K”的都是可以超频的，当然，还得主板支持超频才行。
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游戏达人, 积分 2064, 距离下一级还需 1436 积分
游戏达人, 积分 2064, 距离下一级还需 1436 积分
简简单单，不想折腾超频，且追求性价比，买默频高的e3；
想超频爽爽的，且追求性价比，买i5带K。
高富帅见16楼，神论啊！
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贡献度2016
E3 1230名气由V2创造
如今过了一年多&&至强E3还是名气大雨实际
就这性能&&卖1000元+的I5 4570散 (E3不散？）不能跟E3比？
便宜300块& &性能一样还带个HD4000系核显 Fritz Chess少1W分
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游戏精英, 积分 4725, 距离下一级还需 4275 积分
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核显是非常有用的，当你过了2年，机器退守二线的时候，你可以把显卡拔下来，省电、静音，无敌的二奶机啊。（亲身经历）
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游戏狂人, 积分 1164, 距离下一级还需 836 积分
游戏狂人, 积分 1164, 距离下一级还需 836 积分
下一次就I平台吧
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不好讲，玩游戏，搞视频啥的还是I吧。如果多开就E。
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游戏狂人, 积分 1763, 距离下一级还需 237 积分
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jing 发表于
B和H的最大区别就是S3和U3的数量多少了，Z往上的可以超频，比如，E3V2配Z77 可以额外拉4个倍频，Z主板不管 ...
LZ讲的是E系列，如果我没记错E系列是的接口。一般多是6核12线 甚至8核16线和12核24线的
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游戏达人, 积分 2717, 距离下一级还需 783 积分
游戏达人, 积分 2717, 距离下一级还需 783 积分
螃蟹￥ 发表于
我主要是觉得次世代主机都是用AMD家的所以想用他家的显卡，我不超频
对，所以个人推断大部分游戏将会对AMD的显卡进行优化，特别是移植平台的游戏。
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游戏达人, 积分 2717, 距离下一级还需 783 积分
游戏达人, 积分 2717, 距离下一级还需 783 积分
螃蟹￥ 发表于
我不超频，我现在想买i5-需要再等下吗
玩游戏当然是用I台式处理器，不管超不超频。另外Z87个人认为都是中高端游戏平台必配的主板型号。预算低或者做HTPC或者迷你机的可以考虑型号低的主板。
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螃蟹￥ 发表于
我不超的话是不是在主板里面选中等的就行了
嗯 选低端做工好点就好了 别选小板就可以了 对性能没啥提升 稳定靠谱就行
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ANGLIPIA 发表于
玩游戏当然是用I台式处理器，不管超不超频。另外Z87个人认为都是中高端游戏平台必配的主板型号。预算低或 ...
那我们玩游戏的是不是选可以超频的配件好，到时带不动就超下，我这配置玩罗马完全跪了
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游戏达人, 积分 2717, 距离下一级还需 783 积分
游戏达人, 积分 2717, 距离下一级还需 783 积分
螃蟹￥ 发表于
那我们玩游戏的是不是选可以超频的配件好，到时带不动就超下，我这配置玩罗马完全跪了
就是这个道理，有扩张性。你不超频就用原来的频率玩，想超就超。
3DM论坛死忠专属勋章。
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CPU vendor string:GenuineIntel
CPU name string:Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-4340 CPU @ 3.60GHz
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Manufacturer:IntelMeasured frequency:3139 MHz
CPU Family:Core i3Comment:
Processor Number:i3-4340&
Part number (supplied):CM2Submitted by:CPU-World
Part number (guessed):CM2Submitted on:
S-Spec Number:SR1NLCWID version:0.5
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Intel Core i3 family, Socket 1150
&& 2 / 43 GHz&4 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 43.1 GHz&3 MB&&&&
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&& 2 / 43.2 GHz&3 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 43.2 GHz&4 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 43.3 GHz&4 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 43.4 GHz&3 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 43.5 GHz&3 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 43.5 GHz&4 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 43.6 GHz&3 MB&&&&
&& Core i3-43402 / 43.6 GHz&4 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 43.6 GHz&4 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 43.7 GHz&3 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 43.7 GHz&4 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 43.8 GHz&4 MB&&&&
Other families, Haswell micro-architecture, Socket 1150
&& 2 / 22.8 GHz&2 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 22.9 GHz&2 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 23.4 GHz&3 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 23.5 GHz&3 MB&&&&
&& 2 / 23.6 GHz&3 MB&&&&
&& 4 / 43.5 GHz&6 MB&&&&
&& 4 / 43.5 GHz&6 MB&&&&
&& 4 / 83.6 GHz&8 MB&&&&
&& 4 / 84 GHz&8 MB&&&&
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Top view. The processor has SR1NL S-Spec code, and was manufactured in the second half of June 2013.
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