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Most AAA games had to be played on low, though.
but any dedicated gpu is better than them
they can be ok for video encoding, a minor help vs cpu encoding
and desktop/browser/office tasks they are more than enough
it still the most powerfull apu
at that time of launch.
the
rtx 1030
would be what you woud otherwise use to get display. and it was like a crappy 30 euro card.
and the vega 8 aboard tgat cpu was a solid 40% slower.
if we compare it to the even than bottom of the barrel card for gaming.. the 1650
it did reach a mere 30% of its performance..
so no apu never ever came close to being usefull..
if we had like a rtx 3050 and and ryzen 5600x integrated into 1 chip.. with lower cost and powerdraw than those 2 parts seperately.. that could be interesting.. but igpu performance never came close to that.
igpu is just a waste of cpu performance for gamers and just usefull for office users that not need a dedicated gpu anyway.
what counted in the 80s still applies :
if you game get a cpu without grafical output.. it will run cooler and better than one with it.
if you run office get one with it.
never ever pair an apu with a dedicated gpu.
It does its job.
GPU=car
iGPU=bicyle
I think this sums it up pretty good.
(but both still blow compared to any dedicated GPU - unless it is a Chinese ripoff GPU).
ps3 emu can play many ps3 games, couple choppy
no.
4090 = jetplane
4080 = airplane
4070 = sportscar
4060 = car
3050 = bicycle
1030 = walking
igpu = a baby crawling barely...
it technically DOES allow you to move from A to B... but don't ask how..
don't diss a bycle I don't even own a car irl.. us duch do everything on a bike.
a bike is FAR more usefull than an iGPU is;)
we don't all live in car infested usa.. where riding a bike means your death.
I have a media PC who's job is displaying vidoes. It's absolutely fine for that.
dGPU for Games and 3D Software ..
strong and new upcoming iGPU's (Intel Iris/Arc/Xe2) can even handle 3D Games ..
Windows & NVIDIA Control Panel to auto-switch between em
The most recent was over a decade ago with whatever came on the G41 chipset on the socket 775 platform. That couldn't even run Minecraft of the time well. It was only temporary on a secondary PC while I didn't have access to me primary one for a couple of months.
The time before that would have been a longer time where I actually daily used it for a stretch of time (many months). That was the days of "Intel (un)Exteme Graphics". I was mostly limited to doing 2D stuff of the time with it.
I think I "tried" the onboard HD 2000 series on the Core i5 2500K once but it wasn't for more than a day (not even) so I don't count that. That couldn't even do Minecraft today either (think it needs HD 4000 minimum for OpenGL requirement reasons and that's Haswell or maybe some Ivy Bridge too).
I've heard modern video is better but it merely seems to be advancing with discrete stuff so I don't think it's gotten better relatively. I think the Ryzen 8000G stuff coming is still going to be slower than a GTX 1060 and that's going to be 8 years old soon and was midrange at the time. And when you remember that's substantially faster than the current fastest, which is also faster than all the stuff Intel has out... then I'm not sure I buy into how good modern onboard is. Maybe it does lighter or older games and/or at reduced settings, but older onboard was like that too. Not incapable, but not what I'd want to be limited to.
low desktop office and browsing stuff aka crawling like a baby.
also a 1030 is like 20W.. not 100W
and even the worst gpu is just 450W not 10000W
granted an 1250U uses 9-25W and has an very crappy build in igpu.. which likely do just fine for your office tasks.