Is there a list of Processors by year that have graphics integrated?

[UKTone]

For AMD is it only the APU versions that have integrated graphics?

For Intel, I'm guessing t's more complex.

Is there a list(s) somewhere for AMD and Intel CPUs that have graphics integrated, (one that also includes the graphics inside would be really helpful too)? If not or also, is there ways to easily tell which have them?

Lastly, are there any intel 8000 series without integrated graphics? (Sorry not trying to confuse you)

Thank you.

 

[TJ Hooker]

Every mainstream Intel processor has integrated graphics (except for some past models that end in "P"). Intel "Extreme"/high end desktop CPUs typically don't, along with some xeons. So all the current 8th gen coffee lake CPUs have integrated graphics.

Yes, only AMD APUs have integrated graphics.

Why do you ask?

 

[ShadowPrimeOne]

Almost all intel processor have an iGpu inside them, except for the X series, gen. Skylake X etc.

 

[WildCard999]

Yes, only the APU versions have integrated graphics, Ryzen does not. For Intel most do however there are some Xeon versions which don't have a iGPU, Intel ARK works well for figuring it out if you need to look up a exact CPU. I don't know of a list that would show this info but as of right now every 8th Gen Intel has a iGPU that I'm aware of.

 

[UKTone]

Maybe I should've elaborated more.

I prefer cpus without a graphics card since i guess they are better with a discrete graphics card (at least that's pretty much what I've been told, don't really know exactly why).

For my family members, I go with integrated cards since they don't game or anything special and they're cheaper.

But are there any other AMD cpus that have integrated graphics outside of the A-# and/or says APU within it's name?

For intel... what are some tips advice for finding out quickly? Would rather not go one by one, thanks.

Edit: Ah thanks Wildcard, didn't see the post, going to check out the Intel ARK now.

And thank you TJ Hooker and ShadowPrimeOne

Edit 2: Yeah the ARK would probably take longer than Googling each one lol. I am also looking into older cpus.

 

[TJ Hooker]

You've been misinformed then. A CPU without integrated graphics is not better than one that has an iGPU. The only advantage to getting one without is that for AMD, you can usually get an equivalent CPU only chip for cheaper (i.e. getting an equivalent Athlon X4 rather than an APU). For Intel you don't have this option.

As said above, virtually every mainstream Intel Core processor will have integrated graphics, including all currently released Coffee Lake CPUs. If you want a list of Intel CPUs that says whether they have iGPUs, wikipedia has a table of CPUs for each architecture/generation, that lists the iGPU. If it says "N/A" for GPU, then there's no iGPU. E.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee_Lake#Desktop_processors

If you really want a CPU without integrated graphics, either get Ryzen or a Skylake/Kabylake "X" CPU.

 

[Corwin65]

I usually like having an iGPU just in case the GPU goes down.

 

[James Mason]

No downsides to having integrated graphics.
In the 4th gen of Intel CPUs, you could get a Xeon that performed the same as an i7 for cheaper but it lacked the integrated graphics, so it was a fairly popular choice.