Computer without GPU
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HugoStiglitz
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Yes you can indeed.
the Intel 4th Gen i5 & i7's all have integrated graphics support and so does your motherboard.
go for it.
the Intel 4th Gen i5 & i7's all have integrated graphics support and so does your motherboard.
go for it.
thanks a bunch !
what are the limits i can tax the integrated graphics support?
like could i actually run high end video games on it? or would that cause some sort of damage?
obviously this is a short term solution
with the current state of the graphics market and many amd gpus being sold out and new models coming out, i want to wait it out before purchasing a gpu
what are the limits i can tax the integrated graphics support?
like could i actually run high end video games on it? or would that cause some sort of damage?
obviously this is a short term solution
with the current state of the graphics market and many amd gpus being sold out and new models coming out, i want to wait it out before purchasing a gpu
JUICEhunter
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