Dedicated vs integrated

Discrete cards do not always automatically disable IGPs on the motherboard or CPU. In fact, you often need to disable them yourself if you want to. Also, an integrated GPU is not always an integrated graphics card, nor is it always an on-board GPU. If it is on the CPU like almost all modern IGPs, then it is on-die, not on-board. It is also not an integrated graphics card, it is an integrated graphics processor. There is a difference. If you want to wave around terminology, then please do it correctly.
 
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yes 99.9% of the time though SOME mortherboard manufacturers have an option in the bios to select PEG (Pci-Express Graphics) as the primary display so to direct the post screen on boot up.
 

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thanks for your speedy response... since i was asking i thought everyone would asume that i was a noob at this. i used the terminology as i saw it an an article from this same page.

your answer i believe answers my questions so thanks, but seriously cut some slack to the noobs
 

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so it becomes wasted space on the cpu??