Cpu question

[Your Computer]

(07-01-2012 07:55 PM)Pyöveli Wrote:  i have this in mind ASUS S1155 Z68 DDR3 SATA6 USB3 BT ATX. does this have it, sorry i am completey noob on this.

The Z68 does support the integrated graphics controller; P67 does not.

[Pyöveli]

(07-01-2012 08:00 PM)Your Computer Wrote:  

(07-01-2012 07:55 PM)Pyöveli Wrote:  i have this in mind ASUS S1155 Z68 DDR3 SATA6 USB3 BT ATX. does this have it, sorry i am completey noob on this.

The Z68 does support the integrated graphics controller; P67 does not.

But whats the idea of having integrated graphics in Cpu, could it possibly boost the Graphics cards GPU? Or is it only for integrated graphics?
Sorry for my wierd questions

[Your Computer]

(07-01-2012 08:03 PM)Pyöveli Wrote:  But is there an idea of having integrated controller anyway, could it boost the Graphics card GPU? Or is it only for integrated graphics?
Sorry for my wierd questions

In practice it is better to get a discrete graphics card than to use the one on the CPU, since the one in the CPU is generally weaker. The one on the CPU is better as a back-up GPU or if you can make use of Intel QuickSync. Using third-party programs (e.g. Lucid Virtu) to create a hybrid between the discrete graphics card and the one in the CPU is normally not practical, as it tends to cause issues.

[Pyöveli]

(07-01-2012 08:12 PM)Your Computer Wrote:  

(07-01-2012 08:03 PM)Pyöveli Wrote:  But is there an idea of having integrated controller anyway, could it boost the Graphics card GPU? Or is it only for integrated graphics?
Sorry for my wierd questions

In practice it is better to get a discrete graphics card than to use the one on the CPU, since the one in the CPU is generally weaker. The one on the CPU is better as a back-up GPU or if you can make use of Intel QuickSync. Using third-party programs (e.g. Lucid Virtu) to create a hybrid between the discrete graphics card and the one in the CPU is normally not practical, as it tends to cause issues.

i see, it would be good for secondary graphics, if discrete card could be broken, right?

Anyway thanks for the effort, i appriciate that.


EDIT:Ohh what am i messing, i didn`t read the whole answer.

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And an another question to line, is there better graphics card than this Asus hd7850-dc2-2gd5
for the ~300€ price?

[Kreekakon]

(07-01-2012 08:18 PM)Pyöveli Wrote:  And an another question to line, is there better graphics card than this Asus hd7850-dc2-2gd5
for the ~300€ price?

I don't think so. That graphics card is already peaking the top of extremity. If you get your hands on something like that, chances are you won't be needing to do a tech switch for another three or four years lol

[Pyöveli]

(07-01-2012 08:40 PM)Kreekakon Wrote:  

(07-01-2012 08:18 PM)Pyöveli Wrote:  And an another question to line, is there better graphics card than this Asus hd7850-dc2-2gd5
for the ~300€ price?

I don't think so. That graphics card is already peaking the top of extremity. If you get your hands on something like that, chances are you won't be needing to do a tech switch for another three or four years lol

Yeah, but i have a concern about it`s cooling http://www.atomicmpc.com.au/Review/29846...hoice.aspx

[Your Computer]

(07-01-2012 08:18 PM)Pyöveli Wrote:  And an another question to line, is there better graphics card than this Asus hd7850-dc2-2gd5
for the ~300€ price?

For ~300€, the 7950 would be it.

[Kreekakon]

Quote:Yeah, but i have a concern about it`s cooling http://www.atomicmpc.com.au/Review/29846...hoice.aspx

Well, in that case I'd suggest you go for something with 6 or 7 as its model number's second digit...that is if you know what I mean.

These models while not as powerful as 8 or 9s in the same class, they consume much less power, are much quieter, and are generally loads more stable.

[Pyöveli]

(07-01-2012 08:51 PM)Kreekakon Wrote:  

Quote:Yeah, but i have a concern about it`s cooling http://www.atomicmpc.com.au/Review/29846...hoice.aspx

Well, in that case I'd suggest you go for something with 6 or 7 as its model number's second digit...that is if you know what I mean.

These models while not as powerful as 8 or 9s in the same class, they consume much less power, are much quieter, and are generally loads more stable.

But i think getting 7850 still, if i don`t overclock it

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(07-01-2012 08:50 PM)Your Computer Wrote:  

(07-01-2012 08:18 PM)Pyöveli Wrote:  And an another question to line, is there better graphics card than this Asus hd7850-dc2-2gd5
for the ~300€ price?

For ~300€, the 7950 would be it.

but when i google that model i get about ~360e or the review is low.

[Kreekakon]

(07-01-2012 08:57 PM)Pyöveli Wrote:  But i think getting 7850 still, if i don`t overclock it

Frankly speaking though, I don't think you'll often be in need of overclocking that card at all.