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Hello,
I would like to build a new PC to run some industrial operator interface / data historian software. I have to use Windows XP Pro because the software does not have a version yet that is compatible with Windows 7 and my customer does not want Vista. I'd like to get the best performance I can, but I want a motherboard / CPU with integrated graphics. The applications I'll be running are not graphics intensive and I don't think they warrant a dedicated video card. I am leaning towards an Intel solution and would like to choose something as "modern" as possible. It seems like the most current LGA1156 and LGA1366 boards/CPU's do not have integrated video. Is this a general rule or am I just missing something? Do I have to get an older LGA 775 board / CPU if I want integrated graphics?
Thanks in advance,
Paul
I would like to build a new PC to run some industrial operator interface / data historian software. I have to use Windows XP Pro because the software does not have a version yet that is compatible with Windows 7 and my customer does not want Vista. I'd like to get the best performance I can, but I want a motherboard / CPU with integrated graphics. The applications I'll be running are not graphics intensive and I don't think they warrant a dedicated video card. I am leaning towards an Intel solution and would like to choose something as "modern" as possible. It seems like the most current LGA1156 and LGA1366 boards/CPU's do not have integrated video. Is this a general rule or am I just missing something? Do I have to get an older LGA 775 board / CPU if I want integrated graphics?
Thanks in advance,
Paul