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These processors use Intel’s integrated HD graphics technology. This is a great feature for those looking for a low-cost solution for rendering High Definition video and graphics. With the GPU being imbedded into the processor it illuminates the need for a discrete graphics card. It also illuminates the need for a motherboard with an integrated graphics chip-set.
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Integrated Graphics
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Yes |
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Intel® HD Graphics
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Yes |
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Intel® HD Graphics with Dynamic Frequency
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Yes |
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Graphics Base Frequency
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850 MHz |
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Graphics Max Dynamic Frequency
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1.1 GHz |
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Intel® Quick Sync Video
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Yes |
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Intel® InTRU™ 3D Technology,
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Yes |
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Intel® Wireless Display
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No |
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Intel® Flexible Display Interface (Intel® FDI)
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Yes |
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Intel® Clear Video HD Technology
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Yes |
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Dual Display Capable
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Yes |
This can translate into great money savings for those that aren’t going to do any video editing or high-end gaming. This processor is very reasonably priced to have such a feature built in. This really comes down to what you are using this for. It won’t appeal to those who are in the enthusiast category, but for those that just want to watch an HD video or do some light gaming; this might just be the processor for you. It will definitely save you some money and provide you with relatively good integrated graphics. StarCraft 2 played very nicely with the Onboard Graphics, but most 3D shooters will have trouble playing at any decent framerates.
