Is there a separate GPU or just integrated graphics?
1588325
Well, it has both, it has the onboard graphics (Intel 4600 HD) as well as, a dedicated Nvidia 750M 2GB graphic card as well... So, you can manually choose which graphic card should be used for which application...
597079
There is no video card in the computer as it comes. It has on-board graphics but no video card
998135
A Nvidia graphics card but I no longer have this computer so I am unable to tell you which one it is. But you should verify that the desktop you purchase has the components you want as not all models are created equally. An FYI, I had nothing but trouble from start-up with the desktop I purchased so I sent it back.
1224293
with THIS processor you need one with or u can get one with integrated graphics
2180594
No, the graphics card is integrated, i.e part of the motherboard, but you can always get an external video processor that can connect through USB port if you want to make machines with integrated graphics a game machine!
989377
Intel Graphics info is correct. It does not have a separate graphics card as far as I remember.
2099122
None whatsoever. The important thing to remember is to use a DVI-D cable on the correct port of your video card. I have a GTX780 and there are two DVI ports so I had to research a bit.
116446
Yea but it must be with another of the same card. And why would you buy two of these? Most games can't even benefit from sli and a 770 is cheaper and will give you better performance for all non cuda applications.
2182298
It is not integrated or on board- its a separate graphics card. Manufacturer? No idea.
250045
I can't say for sure but I know if you use the display output from the motherboard that it will use the integrated graphics from your CPU as opposed to the GPU, which are never as good as your GPU abilities. So probably not, you'd want to plug your display directly into the video card.
473780
I purchased this item for my son, so he has all the info. I can say that there ARE two graphics cards in it. One nvidia and the intel.
745566
Not really. The extra card is for the most intensive games and graphics processing. If you don't need dual cards, get the single configuration.
1450404
Doesnt look like anybody answered this entirely correctly.... there is NO onboard graphics... there is an HDMI out for CPUs that have onboard graphics capability, which is not all of them.... refer to the intel compatibility list to see which CPUs provide graphics and which don't.... but if you are planning to do gaming, none of the CPU based graphics engines are good enough and you should get a capable graphics card.... IMO, currently Nvidia has a much better driver set that ATI
853307
No, you do not need a separate graphics card with this if your motherboard supports integrated graphics. However, if you are going to run Windows, you will not be able to use Areo.
1416865
Simple answer: YesAll motherboards should support integrated graphics. Most are designed to default to CPU graphics (such as Intel HD Graphics) if no independent GPU is detected. Even if you have a separate GPU, you can go into the BIOS on boot-up and select which graphics processor you wish to use. For example, when I was building my computer using this motherboard, I had to go into the BIOS and manually select my GPU as my default graphics. It turns our that my Intel Core i7-4770k CPU was set as the default originally. Hope that answers your question!
986706
Hi, and APU is basically a CPU and GPU combined, so the CPU part won't run any better but you will see a peformance increase in gaming with a seperate GPU. I would recommend testing it with and without the 560 to see which would be better, but as a general rule most GPUs are better than integrated graphics.
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Integrated...Intel HD Graphics 4001. Not the absolute best, but pretty good. For the money, I think it was a good buy.