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| Thread ID: 146446 | 2018-08-06 19:22:00 | On Board graphics card | lostsoul62 (16011) | Press F1 |
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| 1452342 | 2018-08-06 19:22:00 | I have a R9 270X video card and I was going to build another computer and all the motherboards have on board video. Is there a z370 motherboard that would have a built in graphics card that would come close to my R9 270x? | lostsoul62 (16011) | ||
| 1452343 | 2018-08-06 21:01:00 | I have a R9 270X video card and I was going to build another computer and all the motherboards have on board video. Is there a z370 motherboard that would have a built in graphics card that would come close to my R9 270x? Compare here: www.tomshardware.com But highly unlikely. Builtin GPUs are not known for ebing high end and if it's for gaming, forget it, put a card in. |
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| 1452344 | 2018-08-06 22:09:00 | Kinda, motherboards don't have built in GPUs any more, the CPU does. And not all CPUs either so just because the board has an output doesn't always mean you can use it. The only CPU with a GPU that comes close to the R9 270 would be a Ryzen 2400G and it's still a fair bit slower gpu.userbenchmark.com The 2200G & 2400G are the only two current APUs (CPU + GPU) that are very viable for current games. Also that's AMD and you asked about Z370 which is intel, intel graphics are another step down and not even close. But it depends what you need a graphics card for whether any of them will do the trick, the beauty of it is you can just build your PC without a graphics card and see how it performs and add a graphics card later if required. |
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