What type of video/graphics card does it have?
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The graphics card processes videos and 3D content. More powerful graphics cards will play smoother video and run more sophisticated games and other 3D applications.
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Yes it does, but just for fun,look here! http://bit.ly/1FgzmV1I'm not being judgmental with that, I just think it's so friggin neat!That's a pretty decent laptop for most light to medium duty applications. The so called video card provided has no on board RAM and leeches from system memory.It's not an improvement on the stupid on-board graphics provided on most Intel boards.It's really not a gaming rig.
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This currently comes with onboard Intel Graphics Accelerator (GMA) 3000 Series. You may upgrade the graphics by adding a Half Profile PCI-Express card to this unit.
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Yes, this one comes with the nVidia GeForce GT 750M dedicated graphics processor. This particular model has 4 GB of dedicated video memory.
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In short no - The chip has built in video. At least the LGA1155 socket MB's, I've seen have either a VGA or DVI or HDMI socket built in. No graphics card needed.
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The unit has integrated video on the motherboard. Only standalone video cards provide HDMI output. Amazon has a selection of brand new video cards starting around $36Thanks
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Better than that... NVIDIA GeForce GT 720M with 2 GB dedicated VRAM video card.
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hello. the graphics card is integrated, but it is quite powerful, it runs games like 2013, f12012, wrc 2013, only plays dvd format, no runs bluy ride
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Hi, No it does not come with a video card. The NEW motherboards come with video connections and the VIDEO support depends on which CPU you get. Many Intel CPUs DO SUPPORT video. So IF you buy an Intel CPU that HAS video support built in, then you do not have to buy a separate video card. I ended up buying the MSi GD65 motherboard and I already HAD a very good dedicated (separate) video card. HOWEVER, I wanted to try the "onboard + CPU" video. Therefore, I built my computer and the first time I booted it up I did so without my video card installed, and the included 'onboard' video worked great with the CPU I bought. I bought an Intel 4770K that includes video support but if you are new you probably won't want to start with that HIGH END of a CPU, it cost between $340 and $360 [price has GONE UP]. Whatever CPU you buy just make certain that it DOES support video. It takes the CPU and the motherboard working TOGETHER to give you video support -OR- you must buy a separate video card. BEST OF LUCK :-)
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Hi, It comes with Nvidia GeForce GTX 765M 2GB GDDR5 and Intel HD 4600 DDR3 SDRAM.Thanks, PCrush
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I think I answered to the other person here--basically, internal graphics: Intel HD 4400.
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When look in my computer's info it sees it as the GTX 650 so I'd say its the 2GB video card not the 1GB (Well that's what my computer says Any way)
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No HDMI, or VGA for that fact... It doesn't matter much since you would need to buy a separate video card for it.
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I purchased this item for my son, so he has all the info. I can say that there ARE two graphics cards in it. One nvidia and the intel.
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Intel HD Graphics 4600. It's built in graphics (is not dedicated) card that comes with latest generation of Intel Haswell processors.
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Video card is standard Intel integraged graphics Memory is shared The photo shows the expansion slots. There are more photos on the listing just zoom in
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Some of the models have video built onto the mainboard and some don't. You will have to check the specs on the exact model of your interest. Check to see if the specs include a video out connector; e.g., VGA, DVI etc. If no video is built in, you will need a video card. Additionally, you will need a CPU, RAM, hard drive, and DVD drive if desired.