Mainly due to these three reasons:
First of all, many people go to college for the first time and don't know the specific situation of their classmates around them. If they accidentally lose valuables, it is a very troublesome thing. Therefore, students can take their computers with them when they are familiar with the environment.
Secondly, each student's family situation is different. If a student doesn't understand the dormitory situation and rashly brings a computer, but others don't have a computer, they will borrow it from you.
After a long time, there will be contradictions. Therefore, in order to avoid bad situations, it is recommended not to bring computers to school casually.
Finally, many freshmen have just entered the school and have not realized the importance of university. Coupled with the lack of restraint and management, it is easy to indulge in online games, which will also have a negative impact on their studies.
Whether to buy a computer depends on your major. If you are a computer major, it is necessary to buy it, because you have to consider the actual operation after learning the professional knowledge.
If you are not a computer major, I suggest that you don't buy a computer in the first year of college, because you have more time to study, and you can prepare for CET-4 or a certificate related to your major to make full use of your time.
If you buy a computer at this time, if you have poor self-control, it is easy to indulge in online games, chase dramas, and even the knowledge that you learned hard in high school will fall behind, especially in CET-4 and CET-6, which will be even more difficult to pass in your sophomore and junior years. So don't buy a computer in the first year.
How do college students choose the first computer?
Mainly the graphics card, processor, memory and hard disk of the notebook. Choosing a notebook is very important.
Graphics card: used for image processing and output, each notebook will have a core display in the CPU, while the game book and the all-around book will be equipped with an additional independent graphics card for better performance.
Processor: It is often seen that there are two different versions of the same notebook computer-Ruilong version/Core version, and the performance of the processors at the same level is not much different, so which one is cheaper?
Memory+hard disk: The specifications of mainstream notebook memory and hard disk are 16G+5 12G, which can meet most usage scenarios.