Now Do Not Need a Special Graphics Card to Play the Game "Heavy"

Even though it has been available considering that a extended time, the graphics processing technologies, are embedded in the motherboard or processor unit (on-board) is typically underestimated. On-board graphics cards are generally considerably slower than a separate graphics card. Let alone to play the game, operating Windows was at times nevertheless faltered.

For that reason, Intel tried to alter that view through technology-powered graphics processor that is embedded in processor Core-i "Third Generation" identified popularly as "Ivy Bridge". On the processor family "Ivy Bridge" there are HD 4000 graphics processor and HD 2500 has a claimed speed of up to two occasions higher than the preceding generation.

Intel also stated that the processor's integrated graphics processor Core-i "Third Generation" is enough to play complicated 3D games even though. To prove this, Intel Channel Platform Manager David Tjahjadi yesterday has demonstrated the capability of Intel's HD 4000 to run the game Call of Duty: Modern day Warfare three in HD resolution (1280x720) in terms of the discussion on Monday (five/28/2012).

And based on our observations, the game can run smoothly without any visible broken though some advanced graphics attributes such as anti-aliasing is also activated. "Not just for games, new technologies from Intel processors also have the capability to QuickSync Acceleration to speed up certain tasks, such as video encoding application that typically makes use of Cyberlink Espresso," said David.

But Intel is not the only manufacturers that provide the processor with a strong integrated graphics processors. Its rival, AMD, also has equipped CPU with integrated graphics Radeon homemade is even mentioned having a higher speed than its competitors. Please specify your selection? regardless of whether you decide on a product from Intel or AMD.

Title: Now Do Not Need a Special Graphics Card to Play the Game "Heavy"
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