what is graphics on laptop? Description refers to ATI Mobility Radeon, but then say GMA Intel
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some of them shipped with ati graphics (discreet) and some were ordered with intel 4500 integrated graphics. you might want to contact the seller to be sure of which one you are getting. although the ati graphics are discreet, i don't believe that they are switchable. the one i have has the intel graphics and it works nice. i believe the ati graphics was a higher cost option.
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This model, or at least in my case, came with a 'Dual Graphics' sticker as shown in this image: http://v.gd/g505s. There is however no indication in Device Manager of another GPU apart from the Radeon HD 8650G. I searched online and found a forum post about someone opening this laptop and finding a dedicated GPU that is not recognized by the computer, probably due to a driver problem. You can read the post here: http://v.gd/JMrAEU.
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This monitor has a pass through board, this means the gpu does all of the processing, and Intel graphics adapter does not have this ability. The product description says onboard graphics are not supported with this monitor
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HD 8550G. It's the GPU side of the APU (A8-5557M). So not discrete, but still reasonably powerful.I should add that the laptop came with only 1-DIMM of RAM (other slot was empty). The GPU operated much faster when I added another stick of RAM for dual-channel operation.
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Intel® HD Graphics 4000http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/quick-reference-guide-to-intel-processor-graphics
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Integrated graphics, specifically Intel GMA 3000. There is no room to add a dedicated graphics card, so you're stuck with what you get. This is a good computer if you just want to browser the internet and do some word processing, but heavy photo editing and gaming are out of the question.
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Yes, Intel HD4000. It's much better than previous generations of integrated graphics, but still not up to pay with even most low end cards. Not an issue if you don't play many games.
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There is none. Graphics rendering is provided by an appropriate CPU or an add-in dedicated GPU installed in the PCI express slot.
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on the Divice Manager shows "Intel(R) HD Gaphics Family and on the desktop screen shows the "Intel HD Graphics Control Panel" icon
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The CPU is an AMD Quad-Core A6-5200M Accelerated Processor. This is one of the "Kabini" type processors and is an APU - meaning it has an integrated graphics solution. The graphics card is the AMD Radeon 8400, and is part of the "APU" itself. Here's a link to Toshiba with more information: http://us.toshiba.com/computers/laptops/satellite/C70/C75D-A7265NR/
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it's a laptop with integrated graphics. no upgrade available. as a matter of fact, no laptop can upgrade a graphics card unless you are on a laptop worth several thousand dollars. what you *can* do is uninstall all the bloatware, streamline the msconfig to load only a few things, update the AMD drivers, and turn off Aero windows graphics to speed it up. I'm debating upgrading the ram to a faster ram and 8GB, but not sure it makes much difference. An overclocked ram set of 8GB would make the most difference. 8GB limit on this machine. For better graphics, look for an A8 or A10 AMD chip with a 7000G series APU or preferable dedicated GPU.
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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
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APU means the graphics processing is integrated within the processor, having a dedicated GPU helps a lot to play games
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No, there is no onboard graphics. It will use the built in graphics on your CPU if your CPU has it.
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It is not integrated or on board- its a separate graphics card. Manufacturer? No idea.
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There is no integrated graphics, probably should get a nvidia graphics card(or ATI)The processor handles 3D applications like a champ, also multiple applications at once really well. I did find one more processor for socket 775 that is a bit faster, I forget the model I want to say Q9650 I believe
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There is an integrated Intel graphics card. However, I would always recommend a dedicated GPU over integrated, if and when you could afford one.