I am getting a computer with AMD Radeon HD 7660D integrated graphics and i am given the option to get Radeon HD 7000 graphics aswell as the integrated graphics on the processor, should i get them? will it make any difference having 7660D and 7000 graphics or is it not even possible? If you don't understand what i mean then i will rephrase it
This is to do with integrated graphics.
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keynes
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Do you mean adding a dedicated graphics card? The "integrated AMD Radeom HD 7000 series Graphics" refers to the 7660D not an additional gpu.
Oh hello again, i thought my post might have been badly worded. What i meant was if i put in the processor option to get integrated Radeon HD 7660D graphics, and then in the graphics card option choose integrated Radeon HD 7000 graphics will anything change from when i originally was going to choose to not have a graphics card? should i have both or not?
keynes
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If you choose "integrated AMD Radeom HD 7000 series Graphics" it doesn't add a dedicated graphics card, it refers to the integrated HD 7660D gpu.
keynes
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I don't think it will make a difference. You could contact PCS for an official response but whether you leave it as it is or go for "Non, I already have a graphics card" there is no change in price.
would you mind looking at my other question?
https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/foru...s-card-in-my-desktop-do-i-need-to-do-anything
https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/foru...s-card-in-my-desktop-do-i-need-to-do-anything
keynes
Multiverse Poster
You connect it to the motherboard, make sure you ground yourself first and once connected install the gpu drivers.
keynes
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You should get the drivers in a cd with the gpu, you could also download them from the manufacturer's website.