Différences entre un chipset et une carte graphique ?
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cheddarbob
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Hello,
I wanted to know what the differences are between a chipset and a graphics card. Thank you.
I wanted to know what the differences are between a chipset and a graphics card. Thank you.
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In summary:
Chipsets are "graphics cards" integrated into motherboards, they are only good for 2D (and increasingly for managing HD streams), but very poor for 3D.
A dedicated graphics card, on the other hand, is equally comfortable in 3D as in 2D.
The choice you need to make should depend on your use; if you don't do 3D, a chipset will be sufficient for you, but on the other hand, getting a dedicated graphics card allows for both options and therefore gives you the possibility, even if you don't need 3D today, to later do 3D work, such as gaming, for example.
Chipsets are "graphics cards" integrated into motherboards, they are only good for 2D (and increasingly for managing HD streams), but very poor for 3D.
A dedicated graphics card, on the other hand, is equally comfortable in 3D as in 2D.
The choice you need to make should depend on your use; if you don't do 3D, a chipset will be sufficient for you, but on the other hand, getting a dedicated graphics card allows for both options and therefore gives you the possibility, even if you don't need 3D today, to later do 3D work, such as gaming, for example.
Therefore, for those who play a lot of games, a dedicated graphics card is recommended because these circuits are optimized for various graphic/video calculations.
I hope I answered your question :)