Hi was was wondering over integrated graphics cards witch is the best one witch can handel 1080p
x1250, GMA 3100, GMA X3100
i want to build a low energy 24/7 system with min 4 HD but not in any raid config. I also want to be able to watch a movie in 1080p. Oh i'm gona pick amd BE or intel E2
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Do you intend on watching BluRay or HD-DVD movies?
If so then you are actually better off buying a 8500GT with HDCP (not all models will have this feature). Basically the 8500/8600 series has built in hardware dedicated to decoding HD video which will reduce the load on the CPU immensely.
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Reply to jaguarskx
Both GMA video chipsets are made by Intel. The X1250 goes with AMD's 690G chipset which has become known for its amazing power. The X1250 is what you want to get. It performs better than any Intel chipset out there. (Google "AMD 690G" )
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all the Nvidia and ATI intergrated LOSE to Intel's intergrated 0_o
it seems the Intel 945G wins the day.... even over the newer G965 with the GM X3000 series! wow, if you want to play soome games, old games, the GM950 is good if you want DVD and media abilities X1250 or GM X3000 will do
Stay away from Nvidia intergrated its horrible!
Message edited by Xazax310 on 07-31-2007 at 10:09:25 AM
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