[SOLVED] Motherboards with integrated graphics 8k

[dreamerman]

Hi, anyone know of motherboards that have integrated graphics supporting 8k@30Hz?

 

[COLGeek]

Motherboards no longer have integrated video chipsets, rather they are part of the CPU itself. What kind of system are you trying to build?

 

[drea.drechsler]

Hi, anyone know of motherboards that have integrated graphics supporting 8k@30Hz?

Modern motherboards don't provision integrated graphics. That comes with either a discrete GPU or an APU (processor with GPU included) now.

 

[Zerk2012]

Hi, anyone know of motherboards that have integrated graphics supporting 8k@30Hz?

Just look at the boards HDMI 2.1 can do 8K @ 30
DP 1.4 can do 8K @ 60

EDIT and yes the processor must have built in graphics but the boards output still needs to be as above.

 

[geofelt]

Do you have a monitor/tv in mind?

Today, 4k resolution is usually 3840 x 2160 or about 8m pixels.
But, a 8k UHD is 7680 x 4320 or about 33m pixels.

A modern intel 11th or 12th gen processor graphics can display 4096 x 2160 via hdmi at 60hz.
It can display 7680 x 4320 via displayport at 60hz.

A Z690 based motherboard will likely display 4K @60hz.
Such motherboards would expect anything graphics intense to use a discrete graphics card.

 

[dreamerman]

Thanks all for your replies. I just wanted a motherboard to have integrated graphics so I do not have to buy a discreet add-on card. I am not a performance user so hope there is a cheaper option. I am hooking up my 8k TV via dp>hdmi cable as there is no dp port on the TV. The TV I am buying this week is https://www.tcl.com/au/en/products/x925/75X925.html

 

[COLGeek]

Thanks all for your replies. I just wanted a motherboard to have integrated graphics so I do not have to buy a discreet add-on card. I am not a performance user so hope there is a cheaper option. I am hooking up my 8k TV via dp>hdmi cable as there is no dp port on the TV. The TV I am buying this week is https://www.tcl.com/au/en/products/x925/75X925.html

This means you need a motherboard/CPU combo to do what you need. Is this system for watching videos only?

Also, what is your budget? Do you need all the other components to spec out a system, or just a mobo/CPU?

 

[dreamerman]

This means you need a motherboard/CPU combo to do what you need. Is this system for watching videos only? Also, what is your budget? Do you need all the other components to spec out a system, or just a mobo/CPU?

Hi, yes watching movies, browsing, spreadsheets etc. Occasionally editing home videos, converting audio formats etc but low level stuff.
At the moment I am using a HP ProDesk 400 G7 SFF 16GB Memory Intel UHD Graphics 630 running a 65" 4k TV at 3840x2160@60hz. No native thunderbolt option.
My budget is to spend as little as possible to achieve my purpose.

 

[COLGeek]

Hi, yes watching movies, browsing, spreadsheets etc. Occasionally editing home videos, converting audio formats etc but low level stuff.
At the moment I am using a HP ProDesk 400 G7 SFF 16GB Memory Intel UHD Graphics 630 running a 65" 4k TV at 3840x2160@60hz. No native thunderbolt option.
My budget is to spend as little as possible to achieve my purpose.

So you really need a complete system. Right?

 

[Karadjgne]

Motherboard has the hookups. Cpu supplies the ability. The better the cpu graphics, the better the outputs from the motherboard, upto it's limitations.

Monitor size is irrelevant. A 19" 1080p (1920x1080) resolution has the exact same pixel count as a 70" giant screen 1080p. The only difference being the size of the individual pixels.

So what you need for 8k is a CPU/APU that's 8k compliant, which as said is Intel 11th/12th non-F or 5600g/5700g Ryzens

Hdmi 2.0 supports 8k @ 30Hz 4/2/0 non HDR, hdmi 2.1 can support 8k @ 60Hz 4/4/4 HDR. As can DP 1.4 or 2.0. Just make doubly sure the adapter for DP-Hdmi doesn't downscale to hdmi 1.4 or you'll lose signal integrity.

 

[dreamerman]

So you really need a complete system. Right?

Hi yes a complete system save for storage as I have a few SSDs in my drawer.

 

[Karadjgne]

So what criteria for the system? There's somewhat of a difference between a solid, quiet htpc that's going to sit under the TV in the living room, to a full tower with glass sides and glaring rgb unicorn rainbow puke.

Best option might be a Nuc11 Pro or Enthusiast, far cheaper and probably far more available than a standard pc.

 

[dreamerman]

So what criteria for the system?

I think will be a standard desktop nothing flashy. For movies, browsing, youtubing, spreadsheeding etc. I don't play a single game on it.