Sunday, May 23, 2010

Do all video cards have a onboard video card?

I want to get a new motherboard for my emachines t3410 and I need to know if all motherboards have a onboard video card because I do not want to buy a new video card

Do all video cards have a onboard video card?
NO not all motherboards have onboard video, but a GOOD portion do





Simply read the specs it will state it clearly
Reply:upcoming and latest desktop motherboard comes without video card the give 2 or three PCIE slots for card but older board come previous year mostly have video card
Reply:No, all motherboards do not have onboard video. Check the specs for your board before you buy. However, onboard video is not meant for gaming in that is your plan. A lot of the newer games will not work with the lesser onboard video chips.
Reply:No, some motherboards have onboard sound and graphics while others dont...read the detailed specs at http://www.andcomputers.info ...Any Motherboard will fit as long as its the same size (micro atx, atx etc) i would stay away from the e-machine motherboards as they are full of bottlenecks in the "FSB" that slow you down. Try a Mach Speed they usually have onboard sound, graphics and have a lifetime warranty
Reply:You want to re-consider getting a motherboard that strictly has onboard video. The reason for this is because they are much slower because the motherboard is using more resources to put out the video. When you have a video card, it will handle alot of the video output tasks. You can get one that's decent under a hundred bucks.
Reply:No, not all mobos have onboard video. You will have to check the specs for onboard. The major problem with onboard is that system resources go to onboard video slowing down the computer in general and onboard video is not that good compaired to using a video card.
Reply:Yes, all mother boards have an on board video card although they are not always very good.


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