Often laptops have two graphics cards for performance and power consumption management. In this configuration, one of the graphics card is used for light applications and thus conserves power, whereas, the second graphics card is used when heavier applications are being run. The graphics card intended for low-key tasks, like word processing, and for battery …
Whether you need an integrated graphics card or not depends upon whether you plan to buy a dedicated graphics card for your PC build or not. If you plan to buy a dedicated graphics card for your PC build, then you will NOT need to have an integrated graphics on your CPU at all. Generally …
If you do not want to go through the hassle of reading the entire article, then then the short and simple answer to the question “Do all CPUs have integrated graphics cards?” is a no. Both Intel and AMD have CPU series that do and do NOT feature an integrated graphics card. The best way …
If you have to ask this question then for starters know that you are thoroughly confused between the two. Hence, the simple answer to the question “can you replace an integrated graphics card?” is a simple no. Integrated Graphics Cards, aka iGPUs, cannot be replaced due to the nature of what they are. Integrated Graphics …
So you have just purchased a new monitor for your shiny new PC, but finding video out ports on both motherboard and the graphics card have left you confused. Should you connect monitor to GPU or motherboard? Well, the simple answer to query is that you must connect your monitor to the GPU (dedicated). Why? …
NVIDIA RTX 30 series and the NVIDIA RTX 40 series graphics cards are some of the few rare devices that actually utilize the PCIe 4.0 protocol. Not many devices use the newer 4.0 standard at the moment mostly because the majority of the PCs and their motherboards out there still conform to the older PCIe …
Whether dual monitor uses more GPU or not depends upon what kind of work you are performing on your PC. As far as gaming is concerned, according to several tests conducted by users, as well as by myself, there isn’t a whole lot of difference in performance when using a single monitor or two monitors …
You absolutely can use AMD GPU with Intel CPU. There should literally be no conflicts or issues here when running an AMD graphics cards with an Intel processor. Often people assume that since AMD and Intel are rivals in the microprocessor segment, that their products would be incompatible with each other. Fortunately, this isn’t Microsoft …
If you plan to build an ultimate gaming rig, or if you have an extra graphics card lying then you if you can fit both of your graphics card on your motherboard or not. Well the answer to that question depends upon what motherboard you have and also, to an extent, what graphics card you …
Having dual monitors for your PC can make your work experience more efficient and your gaming experience more lively. However, if you are new to setting up a dual monitor display, then you may rightly ask “do you need two graphics cards for dual monitors?” The simple answer to that question is a no. You …