Does FX 8350 have integrated graphics (igpu)

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Ricardo0399

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Hi, can I build a pc with the fx 8350 and play with "integrated graphics", I mean, withouth an external graphics card. I know that the A series of AMD has integrated graphics, does the fx 8 series have it too?
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right now, for entry level gaming with integrated graphics, yes the 6800k has the best igpu.


edit: these motherboards may have longer viability for their wider apu support:
http://www.gigabyte.us/products/list.aspx?s=42&jid=7&p=2&v=32
too bad they don't seem to be on sale yet. if gigabyte's claims are correct, they will support current 6800k richland apus as well as the new kaveri apus.
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the fx8350 cpu itself does not have any integrated gpu. the amd 970, 990x and 990fx chipset motherboard do not have any on board gpu either.
however, amd980g chipset motherboards have on board gfx(edit: i can't find any on newegg), so you can use the fx8350 and 980g mobo combo without a discreet gfx card. another way would be to find an am3+ socket motherboard with older 760g or 880g chipset - none of these are officially supported by amd.
none of these aforementioned chipsets are suitable for gaming.
 
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It would be better to buy the A10 6800k to play then right? I mean, I want to play with integrated graphics until I get more money to buy a graphic card. I'm thinking in playing last games with decent fps at 1366x768. Do u have a better idea to play with a cheap build?



 
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Im thinking in playing with integrated graphics until I get more money to buy a graphic card


 
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right now, for entry level gaming with integrated graphics, yes the 6800k has the best igpu.


edit: these motherboards may have longer viability for their wider apu support:
http://www.gigabyte.us/products/list.aspx?s=42&jid=7&p=2&v=32
too bad they don't seem to be on sale yet. if gigabyte's claims are correct, they will support current 6800k richland apus as well as the new kaveri apus.
 
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