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<blockquote data-quote="RandyDSok" data-source="post: 160139" data-attributes="member: 201">Just like the BSOD ( blue screen of death ).... there is no one cause of the black varieties so when someone says they have one... you really have no idea what they are talking about specifically. IE it could be a dead video card, a bad driver or the OS is just messed up somehow. A graphics card could also be called a daughter board.... perhaps you mean you don't use integrated graphics vs a discrete graphics card. Most systems that have integrated graphics can also have a discrete video card installed these days. Most of the mainstream Intel CPU's do have integrated graphics. In fact, many programs are now taking advantage of the Intel graphics engine even when a discrete video card is being used for the output adding additional speed to the rendering. AMD's Ryzen 3 2200G and 5 2400G with integrated graphics are actually decent for mid to low end gaming even on some of the AAA titles. While integrated graphics doesn't beat ( by any means ) what a discrete graphics card can provide, they've still come a long ways since the earlier models came out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RandyDSok, post: 160139, member: 201"] Just like the BSOD ( blue screen of death ).... there is no one cause of the black varieties so when someone says they have one... you really have no idea what they are talking about specifically. IE it could be a dead video card, a bad driver or the OS is just messed up somehow. A graphics card could also be called a daughter board.... perhaps you mean you don't use integrated graphics vs a discrete graphics card. Most systems that have integrated graphics can also have a discrete video card installed these days. Most of the mainstream Intel CPU's do have integrated graphics. In fact, many programs are now taking advantage of the Intel graphics engine even when a discrete video card is being used for the output adding additional speed to the rendering. AMD's Ryzen 3 2200G and 5 2400G with integrated graphics are actually decent for mid to low end gaming even on some of the AAA titles. While integrated graphics doesn't beat ( by any means ) what a discrete graphics card can provide, they've still come a long ways since the earlier models came out. [/QUOTE]

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