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Im comparing chipset at Intel's website:
http://ark.intel.com/Compare.aspx?ids=52810,42700,52807
To my understanding, all second generation Intel Core processors have integrated graphics, whether its HD2000 or HD3000. Edit:Okay, I was wrong on this. Not all the new Intel CPUs have integrated graphics so scratch last comment.
Question 1):
The graphics specification of the P67 chipset shows "Integrated Graphics" as "No".
So why would Intel release a chipset, specifically made for their 2nd Generation Core CPUs, that wouldn't support the integrated graphics in their 2nd generation CPUs? Isn't this more of a feature of the BIOS itself more than it is the actual hardware(i.e., chipset)? Since the actual transistors which make up the "Integrated Graphics" of the CPU reside in the CPU itself the only conclusion I can draw is that they are referring to BIOS support of the "Integrated Graphics". But I could be wrong. Maybe the chipsets are physically different at the transistor level.
Question 2):
H57 chipset shows "Graphics Output" options as "HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI and VGA. H67 chipset shows nothing for "Graphics Output" options. I would assume the "Graphics Output" options would be identical for both of these chipsets. Is this just information that Intel forget to fill in? Or is there a reason its blank?
http://ark.intel.com/Compare.aspx?ids=52810,42700,52807
To my understanding, all second generation Intel Core processors have integrated graphics, whether its HD2000 or HD3000. Edit:Okay, I was wrong on this. Not all the new Intel CPUs have integrated graphics so scratch last comment.
Question 1):
The graphics specification of the P67 chipset shows "Integrated Graphics" as "No".
So why would Intel release a chipset, specifically made for their 2nd Generation Core CPUs, that wouldn't support the integrated graphics in their 2nd generation CPUs? Isn't this more of a feature of the BIOS itself more than it is the actual hardware(i.e., chipset)? Since the actual transistors which make up the "Integrated Graphics" of the CPU reside in the CPU itself the only conclusion I can draw is that they are referring to BIOS support of the "Integrated Graphics". But I could be wrong. Maybe the chipsets are physically different at the transistor level.
Question 2):
H57 chipset shows "Graphics Output" options as "HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI and VGA. H67 chipset shows nothing for "Graphics Output" options. I would assume the "Graphics Output" options would be identical for both of these chipsets. Is this just information that Intel forget to fill in? Or is there a reason its blank?
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