Integrated graphics card upgrade issue, can the integrated graphics card be updated?

With a card, there may be compatibility problems, unless you block the onboard graphics card, otherwise it is two graphics cards working together, C61 motherboard is like this, you buy the current DX10 graphics card and your antique machine will form a performance bottleneck, can not play the overall performance, waste of resources.

Personally, I think it's better to change to 7300gt, and the compatibility may be a little better, **It's also cheaper, and the existing larger ones are like 256, which is enough for your monitor.

You can block the original graphics card, and it is best to uninstall the driver, so that there is no problem

Yes, it is compatible. Just don't use the onboard graphics card.

It depends on whether your computer's graphics card is onboard or with a card slot, the onboard cannot be replaced, and the card slot can be replaced.

AMD's integrated graphics card is fine.

The graphics card integrated on the motherboard has the advantages of low quality, good compatibility, and low upgrade cost. Integrated graphics cards don't have separate video memory. It consumes system memory and reduces the physical memory available to the CPU.

It consumes bus cycles and CPU cycles while interacting with the system memory, so it affects the performance of the computer in some ways. Secondly, although the upgrade cost of integrated graphics cards is low, it is troublesome. To upgrade, the motherboard BIOS must be updated.

Finally, the performance of integrated graphics cards is generally not as good as that of mid-to-high-end discrete graphics cards.

Advantages of integrated graphics:

Low price. Motherboards with integrated graphics often integrate a sound card and a network card. For users, they only need to purchase additional CPU, memory, hard disk and optical drive to form the entire PC system, and it is easy to control the installation cost.

For motherboard manufacturers, since the integrated graphics card is completely inside the Northbridge chip, there is no need for major changes in the design.

It often only needs to be slightly modified on the basis of the corresponding independent motherboard, and the ** of the northbridge chip with integrated graphics card is not much higher than the ordinary northbridge chip, so most of the ** integrated motherboards on the market are easy to accept.

Good compatibility. Since the sound card, graphics card, and network card on the motherboard are assembled by one company, and the manufacturer will do compatibility tests during development, the possibility of hardware conflicts between them is almost zero.

Meet the demand. You must know that not all users are crazy 3D makers and 3D graphics makers. Most users use computers for office, surfing the web, and multiple files.

They don't demand much from their graphics cards. A GeForce2 MX-class graphics card is more than enough, and almost all integrated graphics cards today outperform GeForce2 MX-class graphics cards.

A handful of high-performance integrated graphics cards even support Pixel Shader and Vertex Shader on hardware, putting low-end discrete graphics cards to shame.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Integrated Graphics Card.

You need to update the driver, 1, first, find the "This PC" icon on the desktop, right-click and click it.

2. After clicking, the menu will pop up, and select the "Properties" item in the pop-up menu.

3. In the system properties window, click "Device Manager" on the left side of the window.

4. After entering the device manager, you will find the integrated graphics card under the "display adapter", which is generally the same as the computer CPU brand. Right-click on the item. In the pop-up menu, select "Update Drivers".

<>6, at this time, when the system prompts "The best driver for your device has been installed" in Ziyang City, it means that the driver of the integrated graphics card has been successfully reinstalled.

Precautions

The integrated graphics card will occupy memory as video memory, and there is a certain gap between the speed and bandwidth of ordinary discrete graphics cards, and it is not surprising that the performance is low.

It's also important to note that using integrated graphics cards can take up memory bandwidth and have an impact on system performance. Eliminating these two disadvantages requires the use of higher capacity and faster memory, which increases costs to a certain extent and is contrary to the original purpose of saving costs.

1.There are two types of integrated graphics cards, one is in the traditional sense, that is, the GPU chip is soldered to the motherboard PCB and integrated in the north bridge. In addition, most of today's integrated graphics cards are integrated inside the CPU, such as AMD's A8 A10 series and Intel's i3 i5 i7 series and Pentium G series, all of which are of this type.

2.It is impossible to replace the integrated graphics card soldered to the motherboard, and the only way to improve gaming performance is to install a discrete graphics card, and generally the motherboard must have a graphics card slot, so upgrading the graphics card is hardly a problem.

The internal integrated graphics card, it is only possible to get another stronger integrated graphics card when replacing the CPU, such as replacing the HD1000 series integrated graphics card of G840 with the HD3000 series integrated graphics card of the i5 3470 series, which is essentially replacing the CPU.

There is not much difference in performance with HD4000, it is just a frequency difference.

1,.The integrated graphics card is soldered to the motherboard.

2.It depends on whether you are a desktop or a laptop If you are a desktop, you can just plug in the graphics card, and there is no other way to do this except for the barebones alien stream.

The performance is about 25%-30% higher than HD3000 The core graphics card integrated on the CPU.

Intel HD Graphic 4000 is good, this is the core of Intel, integrated on the CPU, only by changing the independent graphics card can the performance be improved.

1. Explain a misunderstanding, PCIe16 is meaningless compared to the current low-end graphics card, in contrast, the advantage lies in the increase in bandwidth and the improvement of power supply capacity, now no graphics card can use up the bandwidth of PCIe16, expand it widely, what's the use? The increase in power supply capacity is only very useful when there is no external power supply for graphics cards of this level 5770.

2. As far as your U is 4800+, there is no need to get on a too good graphics card, 4850, GTS250 This level is the most reasonable, and then you can't go up.

3. In fact, the most suitable is the GT240 GD5 version, which is just in line with the performance of your U, and the 4830 of 800SP is also more valuable, but no matter the 4830 or 4850 of 800SP, it is not good at power consumption control, and the same problem exists in the body of 9800GT, which is a TDP of more than 110W.

4. In fact, I personally recommend that you choose a 4850-level graphics card, GTS250 is a good choice, **expensive, power consumption control is very good, but TDP is not low, in fact, GT240 GD5 is more suitable.

Attach the approximate ** range and TDP of each graphics card

Model ** TDP

GT240 500 around 70W

4830 550 or so 110w

4850 600 or so 115w

GTS250 650 around 147W

For example, the TDP of GTS250 is high, but the power consumption is generally good, while the TDP of 4850 30 is not very high, but the temperature and power consumption are high under normal conditions.

Hello, your CPU is single-core, in 05, your CPU is still okay, but now it won't work, buy a GT240 or HD5670, I don't recommend a higher-end graphics card, because your CPU performance is too poor, which will cause performance bottlenecks.

Hope it works for you.

You don't have to spend money on a computer like you. With AMD3000, you can use one gigabyte of RAM, and the graphics card is no problem. Don't spend money on raw life.

If you must change everything, except for the chassis and hard drive, just change it all at once. That's about 1500 in total.

Memory upgrades are a good thing. Be sure to pay attention to compatibility issues. It is best to be of the same brand or compatible.

As for the upgrade of the graphics card. Your CPU is really low. Upgrading your graphics card doesn't seem like a good deal.

Let's change the graphics card first. For 8 series. Or a new graphics card of the lowest grade. Memory is added later.