Author Topic: Which is a better graphics card?  (Read 2325 times)

Is Intel still good for processors? I've got an Intel Core 2 Quad CPU.

It seems to work pretty well.
Intel video cards are stuff.

Intel processors are the stuff.

Is Intel still good for processors? I've got an Intel Core 2 Quad CPU.

It seems to work pretty well.
Intel makes one of the best processors.
Intel cards are really just for cheap work stations, not gaming.

Intel video cards are stuff.

Intel processors are the stuff.

Intel makes one of the best processors.
Intel cards are really just for cheap work stations, not gaming.

Ah. No wonder I haven't been complaining.

Now if I just insert my two other RAM cards, I'll be golden...

That's because intel video cards do not exist. Intel video cards are actually intel processors doing the work of a processor and a weak gpu. This is why "they" suck, not because they have bad build quality. Intel CPUs are actually the best in the business

Intel video cards are stuff.

Intel processors are the stuff.
This made me laugh.

That's because intel video cards do not exist. Intel video cards are actually intel processors doing the work of a processor and a weak gpu. This is why "they" suck, not because they have bad build quality. Intel CPUs are actually the best in the business
You know what we mean.

You know what we mean.
Yes. I wasn't trying to correct you, I was trying to clarify the point for people who don't know otherwise

Intel video cards are stuff.

Intel processors are the stuff.
this.

pay for shipping and i'll mail you my old Radeon HD 6770

How will i know if its compatible?

So how would I pay for it?

How will i know if its compatible?

If your motherboard has a PCI-E lane.

If your motherboard has a PCI-E lane.

Where do I find that? Don't see it in DXdiag.


Where in the rules does it say that he has to?
Rules of social conduct.

It says my card is Intel HD graphics family. is that compatible with the PCI / e slot?