So, I just sold my graphics card and right now my is fine with Intel HD 530. My monitor is HPP22er (1080p) and my daily tasks are going just fine.
Primarily, I spend most of my times on YouTube and other streaming services. Beside that, I also do some office stuffs with basic office softwares. Thirdly, I do practice light/medium video editing on Premiere Pro (With no problem right now). No time for gaming, so things are just fine.
The question is, do I really need a dedicated graphics card to boost up performance in my daily activities. My CPU (Core I5-6500) was running at 48-52% while watching a 4k YouTube video. I know that is normal but I really don't want to put much pressure on CPU.
If I have to "Just Buy" a graphics card for daily tasks, which one should I buy right now? Because the market is pretty messed up.
Primarily, I spend most of my times on YouTube and other streaming services. Beside that, I also do some office stuffs with basic office softwares. Thirdly, I do practice light/medium video editing on Premiere Pro (With no problem right now). No time for gaming, so things are just fine.
The question is, do I really need a dedicated graphics card to boost up performance in my daily activities. My CPU (Core I5-6500) was running at 48-52% while watching a 4k YouTube video. I know that is normal but I really don't want to put much pressure on CPU.
If I have to "Just Buy" a graphics card for daily tasks, which one should I buy right now? Because the market is pretty messed up.
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