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True. I have a cheap Ryzen laptop with no discrete GPU and I can play a lot of AAA games at 30FPS, do accelerated video encoding and even GPU raytracing. Intel
by throw_m239339 4y ago
True. I have a cheap Ryzen laptop with no discrete GPU and I can play a lot of AAA games at 30FPS, do accelerated video encoding and even GPU raytracing. Intel APU are getting a bit better with the 11th generation, but Intel neglected the space for a decade... AMD earned its place while Intel survived off brand recognition for way too long.
- NovaDudely 4y agoI think recognition is all they had. Intel Graphics has always been a brand of slow.
- bee_rider 4y agoIntel’s iGPUs are slow for gaming, but they are fine for desktop use, which is what most people use them for. If you are building a gaming machine, it wouldn’t really matter how good the iGPU is anyway, because you’ll be getting a dGPU. And their Linux drivers are pretty solid usually. They need to do better to compete on the high-end, but I love them for my daily driver work laptop.
- skavi 4y agoIntel integrated graphics has been at least competitive with AMD's since Ice Lake. If you include the older parts with eDRAM, they've been pretty solid for a while.