would a bulit in Intel HD Graphics card have a lower latency

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2010/11/18 17:12:35 (permalink)

would a bulit in Intel HD Graphics card have a lower latency

than a discrete graphics card such as an Nvidia or Radeon since its built right into the processor?

http://www.intel.com/technology/graphics/
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    fsr76
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    Re:would a bulit in Intel HD Graphics card have a lower latency 2010/11/18 17:52:08 (permalink)
    No.  Nvidia or Radeon will perform much better than Intel HD Graphics.

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    Re:would a bulit in Intel HD Graphics card have a lower latency 2010/11/18 20:15:52 (permalink)
    Lower latency maybe. Depending on how you define that. There will be some added delay schlepping data onto a bus to get it to a plug-in graphics card. How that would relate to overall performance is a question that I expect depends on how you define performance, and what you are asking your graphics card to actually do. The big advantage to using a graphics computer (video card) plugged into your main computer is that it can do a lot of the calculation needed to create realistic full motion 3-D video without bothering your CPU much. That graphic processing power is not the same as low latency, and low latency by itself does not imply much about processing power.
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    Re:would a bulit in Intel HD Graphics card have a lower latency 2010/11/19 08:30:27 (permalink)
    for audio onboard video is fine (as long as it can do open GL)
    it can add strain to the system (uses system ram when graphics intensive) which is not often in audio.

    it has little to do with audio latency. bad drivers for ati or nVidia can effect system performance as well..


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