what specific intel processor is used; also what specific graphics card?
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HP's website does not list those spec's for this model. The site specifies the processor as the i7 3770, not the overclocked 3770K, and the card as the AMD Radeon HD 7670. Just like is listed in the Amazon description. The only item missing from the description is the 16G SSD that this computer also has.
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According to HP website, processor is:3rd Generation Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770K quad-core processor [3.5GHz, 8MB Shared Cache] graphics card is 1.5GB Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 [Dual Bracket; 2x DVI, HDMI, DP, VGA via adapter]
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Note thats the hp website version. This device is listed with a different graphics card and for a different price. My point was to make sure you look around a bit.
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Any time you see Intel Graphics HD along with an Intel Core CPU it means it has onboard video. No it does not have a standalone video card but yes it does have a capable graphics processing unit built in.
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Well, it has both, it has the onboard graphics (Intel 4600 HD) as well as, a dedicated Nvidia 750M 2GB graphic card as well... So, you can manually choose which graphic card should be used for which application...
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The motherboard has an AM3/AM3+ socket, so it won't take an Intel processor. You can get a motherboard that takes Intel, and a graphics upgrade is recommended. So, basically, you might wanna just get a different computer
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Also you need to go to the Intel site to download the drivers for this model
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Yes, Intel Graphics card if I remember correctly. You can buy a better card for gaming if this is not good enough. Tigerdirect has a wide selection.Amazon may well have cards as well. Enjoy++
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Hi! You can check your Computer Specifications if you have intel processor then get processor details from intel website. You must have Intel Processor with WIDI Capability, onboard Intel graphics cards and Intel Wifi card installed. Use this link for more info http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/highlights/wireless/wireless-display
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It has both. The intel graphics are the part of the motherboard and the NVIDIA card is separate. You can set it to use the intel to save power if you are not doing anything graphic intensive. (like just websurfing)
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No. It is built into the processor chip. You may still add a more powerful graphics card if you desire but for just normal use this one works perfectly.
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The best way is search in the Intel website. I have a Pentium I5, The graphics are very good.
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Integrated graphics, specifically Intel GMA 3000. There is no room to add a dedicated graphics card, so you're stuck with what you get. This is a good computer if you just want to browser the internet and do some word processing, but heavy photo editing and gaming are out of the question.
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I purchased this item for my son, so he has all the info. I can say that there ARE two graphics cards in it. One nvidia and the intel.
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A Nvidia graphics card but I no longer have this computer so I am unable to tell you which one it is. But you should verify that the desktop you purchase has the components you want as not all models are created equally. An FYI, I had nothing but trouble from start-up with the desktop I purchased so I sent it back.
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I believe the Intel integrated graphics dynamically uses system RAM. It reserves a small amount, like 64 MB, for dedicated. It will use more if needed.
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hi, yes, http://www.notebookcheck.net/Performance-and-Scaling-Overview-of-Intel-HD-Graphics-4000.82847.0.html
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This currently comes with onboard Intel Graphics Accelerator (GMA) 3000 Series. You may upgrade the graphics by adding a Half Profile PCI-Express card to this unit.
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The Intel graphics are not on a "graphics card" at all ... it's simply a graphics processing chip on the motherboard (this is commonly referred to as "on-board graphics"). Regardless of the model, all on-board graphics processors are NOT suitable for heavy computer gaming, but are just fine for web browsing & email. Also not recommended for heavy media display (like trying to watch blu-ray or HD movies). For that you'd need to buy & install a separate graphics card which would probably necessitate a new power supply unit as well, so upgrading this PC to play modern PC games/watch movies would cost you several hundred dollars on top of the original purchase price.