Thread: Graphics on a motherboard

When going for a budget PC, it is always advised to opt for a motherboard that has a PCI-e graphics card slot. Most onboard graphics are good enough for basic work, but for graphics dependent work such as Photoshop or gaming, a dedicated graphics card is required. With an expansion slot, an update to the graphics card can be done later on without a need to buy a new motherboard.

Whats all this...

Is it a Guide or a ?????

Gallardo, if you had planned this as a guide. Just add the following.

First on board graphics options on ASUS, Gigabyte , ASRock, MSI boards on Intel and AMD platform separately( may be some pics too).

Then graphics card options for basic(windows7 Aero),Medium(HD video, COD2, FIFA , mafia 1...) , High end Gaming(F.E.A.R, Crysis, Fallout..) .

Then may be which PSU's are required, the form factor of mobo,the cabinets that would be required etc.

and importantly improvements for crossfire /SLI (i.e future proofing) .

Originally Posted by bonda

Whats all this...

Is it a Guide or a ?????

he is spreading gyaan :P

sorry guys I hope to start more sensible threads in future.

Originally Posted by gallardo2450

sorry guys I hope to start more sensible threads in future.

its ok bro..your thread might help someone else.