Author Topic: Intergrated Graphics card  (Read 771 times)

So, the question is, if I have an GPU intergrated in my CPU, does overclocking my CPU overclock my GPU also?

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Why doesn't anyone post....

You would probably get a faster answer to your question by posting in the Computer Megathread.
« Last Edit: April 04, 2012, 04:47:41 AM by Raeyok »

The CPU and the graphics card still do different things, so I wouldn't expect so (I may be wrong).

It doesn't matter anyway. Overclocking an integrated GPU is pointless.

And if you have no loving idea what you're doing you could damage your computer.

And if you have no loving idea what you're doing you could damage your computer.

Yeah I already know the damage it can do. It's just that I have an AMD Turion MT-28 and It's the slowest thing ever created

Yeah I already know the damage it can do. It's just that I have an AMD Turion MT-28 and It's the slowest thing ever created

Over clocking an integrated card, new or old, won't increase the performance to anything worth it. Its like sticking extra RAM in a computer from 2003, it'll speed it up it'll still be crap slow.

0(your integrated stuff) * 5(a number I pulled out of my ass representing an overclock) = 0

overclocking a piece of stuff = still winding up with a piece of stuff

SpreadsPlague is right, I'd start saving up for a new computer if I was you.


why are there so many blank posts in this thread

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Oh well, thanks anyways. I am actually planning a new PC so i guess it is't a problem.

Make sure your new one does not suck too.

I can overclock my GPU but I can't seem to find a way to overclock my CPU.
My GPU is good enough so overclocking it doesn't change a thing, but I know overclocking CPU would really help. :(
I've got Intel P6200...