HD Onboard 3D Graphics Dual head, HDMI (only for CPUs with integrated graphics)
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HD Onboard 3D Graphics Dual head, HDMI (only for CPUs with integrated graphics)
Integrated graphics solutions, or shared graphics solutions are graphics processors that utilize a portion of a computer's system RAM rather than dedicated graphics memory.� Onboard graphic can support� VGA, DVI and HDMI monitors and TVs
HDMI is the global standard for connecting high-definition Consumer Electronics and PC products. It’s the uncompressed, all-digital interface that delivers both dazzling quality and unmatched ease of use.
HDMI technology provides the highest possible signal to meet the needs of today’s � and tomorrow’s � HD entertainment systems. With a single cable, it transmits:
- digital video
- multi-channel surround sound
- advanced control data
More than 800 manufacturers have adopted the HDMI standard, including some of the world’s most trusted brands.
- 229 million HDMI-enabled devices shipped in 2008. 300 million are more projected in 2009.
- Market research from In-Stat projects over a billion HDMI devices in the market by 2010, when every new digital TV will feature at least one HDMI port
HDMI connectivity is already standard on a wide range of products:
- HDTVs
- Blu-ray Disc players
- multimedia PCs
- gaming systems
- digital camcorders, and more.
With HDMI connectivity, you get it all. The convenience of a one-cable solution, plus the power and performance of a high-speed digital link. Now and in the future, it’s the best way to connect HD.
Onboard video support HDMI and DVI out
DVI out can be converted to support VGA monitor VIA DVI to VGA adapter
HDMI out can be converted to support DVI monitor VIA HDMI to DVI adapter
System support following dual monitor setups:
- DVI + HDMI
- Dual HDMI (DVI to HDMI converter required)
- Dual DVI ( HDMI to DVI converter required)
- HDMI + VGA ( DVI+ VGA converter required)
Today's integrated solutions such as the Intel's GMA X3000 (Intel G965), AMD's Radeon X1250 (AMD 690G) and NVIDIA's GeForce 7050 PV (NVIDIA nForce 630a) are more than capable of handling 2D graphics from Adobe Flash or low stress 3D graphics. None integrated video cards are recommended for high-end video games.
