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The debate of integrated vs dedicated graphics cards (GPUs) is almost as old as modern PCs, but the argument has definitely changed over the years. In the past, integrated GPUs had a poor reputation related to a lack of power. But advances in technology have helped to close the gap between the two options.
In this guide, we’ll explain the differences between integrated and dedicated graphics cards, and who needs which type of GPU, so you can make the best purchasing decision for your needs.
A GPU allows a computer to render images processed by the CPU. You can get a firm grasp on the GPU’s power when you run graphics-intensive processes, such as gaming, video editing, and 3D rendering.
HOW GPUS WORK IN GAMING
In particular, video game performance greatly depends on your computer’s GPU. When you play games, the CPU is constantly performing mathematical equations. This information is then sent to the GPU, which uses the information to render geometry, shading, textures,
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