Does this act as graphics card and eliminate any processing done by the Pi?
62533
This is simply a small LCD screen with the card with it that handles the HDMI input while the PI output is HDMI.
62534
Sorry, I cannot answer the question. I bought this for my grandson and have no idea how it works.
62535
No. This is simply a LCD screen that you can connect to almost any device with a HDMI, VGA, or RGB (RGB is video only) as long you power it with the specified power source.
1998574
Only used it on a Mac Pro, which has discrete graphics on board, but doesn't need an external graphics card of any kind.
1910066
Yes it does, but I prefer to use a dedicated graphics card like the GTX 650 superclock edition.
590372
As far as processor, yes, and Ram, yes, but it may lag just a bit at the initialization stage of a visualization, and I would be certain to trim the system of all non-essential Windows or Microsoft apps and services and also have nothing running in background simultaneously - So, yes.
1450400
Is not necessary, because inside the mother board you can take the HDMI video output to connect to any HD screen, but if you wish can install an additional graphics card.
1124264
A somewhat silly question. You don't NEED a graphics card if the APU has built in graphics.From the board specifications - ***asterisks*** for emphasis:***Onboard Graphics***: 1 x D-Sub port; 1 x DVI-D port, supporting a maximum resolution of 2560x1600; 1 x HDMI port, supporting a maximum resolution of 1920x1200; 1 x Display Port, supporting a maximum resolution of 2560x1600
733129
It should be able to do so if you are using a NVIDIA graphics card, or possibly intel.
178313
Of course it does! One straight from the graphics card and one straight from the Mother board.
909260
No. I have this laptop and the graphics card (GPU) only has 128 GB of ram. I have played Linux games like Open Arena and that's OK but the graphics is not what nowadays is being used. I don't really do gaming on laptops or desktops for I prefer a console but if I want to kill time, any game does for me.I had this laptop since 2010 and haven't got any troubles that weren't my fault. I have been able to upgrade the HDD and RAM myself with help of Youtube videos and past experience in computer assembly too. Like knowing you shouldn't touch the parts directly (gloves) and also take out the battery while installing the upgrades. No. I have this laptop and the graphics card (GPU) only has 128 GB of ram. I have played Linux games like Open Arena and that's OK but the graphics is not what nowadays is being used. I don't really do gaming on laptops or desktops for I prefer a console but if I want to kill time, any game does for me.I had this laptop since 2010 and haven't got any troubles that weren't my fault. I have been able to upgrade the HDD and RAM myself with help of Youtube videos and past experience in computer assembly too. Like knowing you shouldn't touch the parts directly (gloves) and also take... » Read More No. I have this laptop and the graphics card (GPU) only has 128 GB of ram. I have played Linux games like Open Arena and that's OK but the graphics is not what nowadays is being used. I don't really do gaming on laptops or desktops for I prefer a console but if I want to kill time, any game does for me.I had this laptop since 2010 and haven't got any troubles that weren't my fault. I have been able to upgrade the HDD and RAM myself with help of Youtube videos and past experience in computer assembly too. Like knowing you shouldn't touch the parts directly (gloves) and also take out the battery while installing the upgrades. « Show Less
687707
I couldn't say if it does or doesn't but it's more effective to contact the Raspberry Pi manufacturer or customer service reps they might be able to help I'm sorry I didn't have they answer you hoped to get but I hope you do find out good luck
1214310
no. It's powered thru the PCIExpress slot on the mother board. Just pop it in and you are good to go.
861815
Yes, it does, for a HDMI even. It also has downloadable software that switches between the internal graphics and a graphics card depending on the processing need.
801901
I use it for this exact purpose as well. I paired it w a 4130 i3 proc which has a gpu on the proc. Killed two birds w one stone!
739051
This has a dedicated graphics card, its pretty response. Although, I haven't played any steam games, but I'd be willing to bet it shouldn't have any problem.
481994
This has the dvi-d style dongle, so it should work done worth the DVI-I port on your graphics card.
1910065
yes it does. I do plan to add my own graphics card at a later date but for my needs at the moment it is suitable for me. I don
1871786
Yes. Works great on a Pi B+ model. No addition drivers were required and the Pi provides enough power over USB for it to work.