can i just use the i5 4670 intregrated graphics to play games
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DubbleClick
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You can take the 770's, if you are not in need of two, I'd even buy one!
However, the integrated graphics isn't that good. I'd still wait, tho. Taking them from your friend is much cheaper than buying them new now.
However, the integrated graphics isn't that good. I'd still wait, tho. Taking them from your friend is much cheaper than buying them new now.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107.html
one of the cards from the entry level to midrange sections should do fine until you get a 770.
if you look at the hierarchy list, you see that the integrated graphics are really low
one of the cards from the entry level to midrange sections should do fine until you get a 770.
if you look at the hierarchy list, you see that the integrated graphics are really low
kira70591
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My Core i7 - 4770 (which uses the same HD 4600 graphics as your i5 does) can play many games as long as I am willing to turn lower the resolution and video options. What type of memory do you have? Higher clocked memory and lower latencies will definitely help with the on board video.
For $100 each for 770s, I would just deal with the lower graphics until you can nab them if and when the 800 (Maxwell) series finally make their appearance.
For $100 each for 770s, I would just deal with the lower graphics until you can nab them if and when the 800 (Maxwell) series finally make their appearance.
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