I have quite a good knowledge of computer in general but there's something I'm wondering since forever and I would like if you guys can explain to me this.
What improvement does a Graphic/Video card procure to a system IN GENERAL. Now I mean other than for playing video games and having more choice for the display resolution.
It is important for me because I build regularly computer towers but when I ask my customers what are their main computer use, even if they don't play video games at all or use any professional video editing software, they still want a good video card in their system. So what would be the difference for those people if I build a system with only the integrated GPU of the motherboard or adding a cheap/average video card? Of course if I don't install a video card I would tell them, but I want to be sure to really understand the difference between integrated gpu and a cheap added graphic card for the non-gamer users, so I may be more able to explain them that they don't need a video card.
Any information you share with me is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
What improvement does a Graphic/Video card procure to a system IN GENERAL. Now I mean other than for playing video games and having more choice for the display resolution.
It is important for me because I build regularly computer towers but when I ask my customers what are their main computer use, even if they don't play video games at all or use any professional video editing software, they still want a good video card in their system. So what would be the difference for those people if I build a system with only the integrated GPU of the motherboard or adding a cheap/average video card? Of course if I don't install a video card I would tell them, but I want to be sure to really understand the difference between integrated gpu and a cheap added graphic card for the non-gamer users, so I may be more able to explain them that they don't need a video card.
Any information you share with me is greatly appreciated.
Thanks