Ivy bridge and gpu mixed?

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So the ivybridge CPU has a gpu built in. Will that gpu work along side one or two gtx 680's? Or will the card overtake the CPU graphics? Thanks for the help.
 
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You dedicated graphics(the 680s) will do the work unless you install software like virtuMVP, which lets you use them together. Honestly though I have used virtuMVP and I saw a frame rate drop when using it.
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You dedicated graphics(the 680s) will do the work unless you install software like virtuMVP, which lets you use them together. Honestly though I have used virtuMVP and I saw a frame rate drop when using it.
 
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So its pretty much useless for the average gamer. Im sure eventually they will figure out how to incorporate it into an SLI or Crossfire configuration to "help" gaming performance. O well I got all exited about Haswell for nothing.
 
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Yeah I was hoping that they could improve gpu performance through the use of onboard when I first bought my ivy bridge but it was a no go. Maybe in a couple of years.
 
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