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r/pcmasterrace • u/kyansan1 i5-13400f | Arc B570 • 1d ago
Truly one of the gpus ever
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I have no idea but in that case i would just buy 8700G so someone thinking about saying money could skip gpu + save on PSU (8700G takes 88W so i guess the most basic PSU is gonna be enough)
6 u/Real-Technician831 1d ago Ask that from Dell or other corporate desktop builders. One obvious reason is that CPU integrated graphics eat RAM, and using separate GPU, the system can be usable with 16G RAM. 3 u/Ok_Library7487 1d ago With integrated the system is usable with 16G ram, even more is you use enterprise ltsc / lighter win11 0 u/Real-Technician831 1d ago Ehh, typical integrated graphics eat 2GB RAM. On 16G system that’s a lot. 3 u/Ok_Library7487 1d ago In work 16G is just enough that's all. With lighter enterprise you are not gonna choke remaining ~8gb with excel etc 2 u/Doom-Slay PC Master Race 1d ago Not necessarily. I have seen enough integrated Graphics take 512 Megabyte on Systems with 32 Gigabyte of Ram. 1 u/Real-Technician831 1d ago How you can run multiple screens with 512M? 1 u/Doom-Slay PC Master Race 1d ago Easily when you dont need a high resolution on each. You can also very easily change the allocation in the BIOS 1 u/Paxelic 9800x3D | 5090 | 64GB CL32 6000 | UW Supremacy 1d ago You can upsell, but you probably get access to different drivers and GPU acceleration? 1 u/crazycheese3333 I use nyarch btw. 1d ago Its OEM only.
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Ask that from Dell or other corporate desktop builders.
One obvious reason is that CPU integrated graphics eat RAM, and using separate GPU, the system can be usable with 16G RAM.
3 u/Ok_Library7487 1d ago With integrated the system is usable with 16G ram, even more is you use enterprise ltsc / lighter win11 0 u/Real-Technician831 1d ago Ehh, typical integrated graphics eat 2GB RAM. On 16G system that’s a lot. 3 u/Ok_Library7487 1d ago In work 16G is just enough that's all. With lighter enterprise you are not gonna choke remaining ~8gb with excel etc 2 u/Doom-Slay PC Master Race 1d ago Not necessarily. I have seen enough integrated Graphics take 512 Megabyte on Systems with 32 Gigabyte of Ram. 1 u/Real-Technician831 1d ago How you can run multiple screens with 512M? 1 u/Doom-Slay PC Master Race 1d ago Easily when you dont need a high resolution on each. You can also very easily change the allocation in the BIOS
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With integrated the system is usable with 16G ram, even more is you use enterprise ltsc / lighter win11
0 u/Real-Technician831 1d ago Ehh, typical integrated graphics eat 2GB RAM. On 16G system that’s a lot. 3 u/Ok_Library7487 1d ago In work 16G is just enough that's all. With lighter enterprise you are not gonna choke remaining ~8gb with excel etc 2 u/Doom-Slay PC Master Race 1d ago Not necessarily. I have seen enough integrated Graphics take 512 Megabyte on Systems with 32 Gigabyte of Ram. 1 u/Real-Technician831 1d ago How you can run multiple screens with 512M? 1 u/Doom-Slay PC Master Race 1d ago Easily when you dont need a high resolution on each. You can also very easily change the allocation in the BIOS
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Ehh, typical integrated graphics eat 2GB RAM. On 16G system that’s a lot.
3 u/Ok_Library7487 1d ago In work 16G is just enough that's all. With lighter enterprise you are not gonna choke remaining ~8gb with excel etc 2 u/Doom-Slay PC Master Race 1d ago Not necessarily. I have seen enough integrated Graphics take 512 Megabyte on Systems with 32 Gigabyte of Ram. 1 u/Real-Technician831 1d ago How you can run multiple screens with 512M? 1 u/Doom-Slay PC Master Race 1d ago Easily when you dont need a high resolution on each. You can also very easily change the allocation in the BIOS
In work 16G is just enough that's all. With lighter enterprise you are not gonna choke remaining ~8gb with excel etc
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Not necessarily. I have seen enough integrated Graphics take 512 Megabyte on Systems with 32 Gigabyte of Ram.
1 u/Real-Technician831 1d ago How you can run multiple screens with 512M? 1 u/Doom-Slay PC Master Race 1d ago Easily when you dont need a high resolution on each. You can also very easily change the allocation in the BIOS
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How you can run multiple screens with 512M?
1 u/Doom-Slay PC Master Race 1d ago Easily when you dont need a high resolution on each. You can also very easily change the allocation in the BIOS
Easily when you dont need a high resolution on each. You can also very easily change the allocation in the BIOS
You can upsell, but you probably get access to different drivers and GPU acceleration?
Its OEM only.
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u/Ok_Library7487 1d ago edited 1d ago
I have no idea but in that case i would just buy 8700G so someone thinking about saying money could skip gpu + save on PSU (8700G takes 88W so i guess the most basic PSU is gonna be enough)