C CatfishOfDoom Reputable Dec 25, 2015 9 0 4,510 Jan 18, 2016 #1 Hi, I have a hd 8470 GPU (seriously crap). Apparently if im using an onboard Graphics card my intergreted GPU will be disabled, So if i remove my graphics card and run my pc alone with my APU, will it perform better or the same? (on games etc.)
Hi, I have a hd 8470 GPU (seriously crap). Apparently if im using an onboard Graphics card my intergreted GPU will be disabled, So if i remove my graphics card and run my pc alone with my APU, will it perform better or the same? (on games etc.)
Solution k1114 Jan 18, 2016 8gb is plenty. A graphics card is not onboard which means on the mobo but yes take the gpu out. I'd say it's around double the performance.
8gb is plenty. A graphics card is not onboard which means on the mobo but yes take the gpu out. I'd say it's around double the performance.
Calculagator Admirable Nov 18, 2014 2,508 1 8,960 Jan 18, 2016 #2 It depends on your APU, but in the vast majority of cases, removing your GPU (even a bad one) will result in worse performance. Upvote 0 Downvote
It depends on your APU, but in the vast majority of cases, removing your GPU (even a bad one) will result in worse performance.
captaincharisma Glorious Oct 13, 2004 10,959 76 45,290 Jan 18, 2016 #3 if you go with your APU graphics its the same as integrated graphics which means it will take away from your ram Upvote 0 Downvote
if you go with your APU graphics its the same as integrated graphics which means it will take away from your ram
rgd1101 Don't Moderator Nov 7, 2011 74,642 4,183 176,290 Jan 18, 2016 #4 http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2911301/950-bottleneck-apu-fit-motherboard.html look like a A10-6700, yes should be faster depend on your RAM Upvote 0 Downvote
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2911301/950-bottleneck-apu-fit-motherboard.html look like a A10-6700, yes should be faster depend on your RAM
k1114 Titan May 2, 2010 14,236 93 75,540 Jan 18, 2016 #5 Your other thread mentions a a10 6700 in which case the igpu is better than the gpu. So yes take out the card. Upvote 0 Downvote
Your other thread mentions a a10 6700 in which case the igpu is better than the gpu. So yes take out the card.
C CatfishOfDoom Reputable Dec 25, 2015 9 0 4,510 Jan 18, 2016 #6 Calculagator : It depends on your APU, but in the vast majority of cases, removing your GPU (even a bad one) will result in worse performance. My APU is A10 6700. will it worsen the performance overall or in certain things? Upvote 0 Downvote
Calculagator : It depends on your APU, but in the vast majority of cases, removing your GPU (even a bad one) will result in worse performance. My APU is A10 6700. will it worsen the performance overall or in certain things?
C CatfishOfDoom Reputable Dec 25, 2015 9 0 4,510 Jan 18, 2016 #7 k1114 : Your other thread mentions a a10 6700 in which case the igpu is better than the gpu. So yes take out the card. Wait my igpu is actually better than my current onboard one? so I'm supposedly going to get better performance with igpu, by how much? Upvote 0 Downvote
k1114 : Your other thread mentions a a10 6700 in which case the igpu is better than the gpu. So yes take out the card. Wait my igpu is actually better than my current onboard one? so I'm supposedly going to get better performance with igpu, by how much?
C CatfishOfDoom Reputable Dec 25, 2015 9 0 4,510 Jan 18, 2016 #8 rgd1101 : http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2911301/950-bottleneck-apu-fit-motherboard.html look like a A10-6700, yes should be faster depend on your RAM I actually don't have a lot of RAM, would 8GB be enough to get decent performance? Upvote 0 Downvote
rgd1101 : http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2911301/950-bottleneck-apu-fit-motherboard.html look like a A10-6700, yes should be faster depend on your RAM I actually don't have a lot of RAM, would 8GB be enough to get decent performance?
k1114 Titan May 2, 2010 14,236 93 75,540 Jan 18, 2016 Solution #9 8gb is plenty. A graphics card is not onboard which means on the mobo but yes take the gpu out. I'd say it's around double the performance. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
8gb is plenty. A graphics card is not onboard which means on the mobo but yes take the gpu out. I'd say it's around double the performance.
Calculagator Admirable Nov 18, 2014 2,508 1 8,960 Jan 19, 2016 #10 As long as you have 4GB or more of RAM, your APU's graphics are probably the way to go. Upvote 0 Downvote
C CatfishOfDoom Reputable Dec 25, 2015 9 0 4,510 Jan 19, 2016 #11 k1114 : 8gb is plenty. A graphics card is not onboard which means on the mobo but yes take the gpu out. I'd say it's around double the performance. Oh great, one more thing, do I need to enable my integrated graphics or will it work as soon as I boot it up? Upvote 0 Downvote
k1114 : 8gb is plenty. A graphics card is not onboard which means on the mobo but yes take the gpu out. I'd say it's around double the performance. Oh great, one more thing, do I need to enable my integrated graphics or will it work as soon as I boot it up?
madmatt30 Titan Ambassador Jan 1, 2013 24,571 647 91,240 Jan 19, 2016 #12 It'll work as soon as you remove the card & plug your monitor into the motherboard video out. You may have to reinstall catalyst on first boot. & to confirm the 6700's graphics area lot better than your 8470. Upvote 0 Downvote
It'll work as soon as you remove the card & plug your monitor into the motherboard video out. You may have to reinstall catalyst on first boot. & to confirm the 6700's graphics area lot better than your 8470.
C CatfishOfDoom Reputable Dec 25, 2015 9 0 4,510 Jan 19, 2016 #13 madmatt30 : It'll work as soon as you remove the card & plug your monitor into the motherboard video out. You may have to reinstall catalyst on first boot. & to confirm the 6700's graphics area lot better than your 8470. Wait, I have a HDMI cable connected between my monitor and PC, once I remove my GPU what then? Upvote 0 Downvote
madmatt30 : It'll work as soon as you remove the card & plug your monitor into the motherboard video out. You may have to reinstall catalyst on first boot. & to confirm the 6700's graphics area lot better than your 8470. Wait, I have a HDMI cable connected between my monitor and PC, once I remove my GPU what then?
madmatt30 Titan Ambassador Jan 1, 2013 24,571 647 91,240 Jan 19, 2016 #14 Youcshoukd have video outputs on your boards rear panel itself - hopefully you havexan HDMI on there?? Upvote 0 Downvote
Youcshoukd have video outputs on your boards rear panel itself - hopefully you havexan HDMI on there??
C CatfishOfDoom Reputable Dec 25, 2015 9 0 4,510 Jan 19, 2016 #15 madmatt30 : Youcshoukd have video outputs on your boards rear panel itself - hopefully you havexan HDMI on there?? That's where my hdmi cable is plugged into, the back port of my case,also you mean I need to redownload amd catalyst control? Upvote 0 Downvote
madmatt30 : Youcshoukd have video outputs on your boards rear panel itself - hopefully you havexan HDMI on there?? That's where my hdmi cable is plugged into, the back port of my case,also you mean I need to redownload amd catalyst control?
k1114 Titan May 2, 2010 14,236 93 75,540 Jan 19, 2016 #16 The driver is the same so you shouldn't need to. Upvote 0 Downvote