ARE YOU SERIOUSLY SERIOUS?!? GO DIE PLEASE! You buy a top of the line gaming power house and are looking for this crappy Intel HD Integrated chipset?! for god's sake! you don't even deserve to be the owner of an ASUS G75
and just to answer your question! The G75 does NOT have this useless integrated graphics! Other notebooks may have it but ours don't and THANK GOD FOR THAT!
Some laptops have both an integrated chipset and the dedicated graphics chipset, for example, the Intel HD Graphics 4000 and the nVIDIA GEFORCE 670 GTX, and you can usually switch between them via a switch on the laptop, when you want to save power, you switch to the integrated intel HD graphics 4000, when you want full power and to game or watch movies at high quality, you switch to the dedicated graphics chipset.
That technology is crap and causes a lot of headaches and real gamers don't need that ****
and just to answer your question! The G75 does NOT have this useless integrated graphics! Other notebooks may have it but ours don't and THANK GOD FOR THAT!
Some laptops have both an integrated chipset and the dedicated graphics chipset, for example, the Intel HD Graphics 4000 and the nVIDIA GEFORCE 670 GTX, and you can usually switch between them via a switch on the laptop, when you want to save power, you switch to the integrated intel HD graphics 4000, when you want full power and to game or watch movies at high quality, you switch to the dedicated graphics chipset.
That technology is crap and causes a lot of headaches and real gamers don't need that ****
The G75 does NOT have this useless integrated graphics! Other notebooks may have it but ours don't and THANK GOD FOR THAT!
Some laptops have both an integrated chipset and the dedicated graphics chipset, for example, the Intel HD Graphics 4000 and the nVIDIA GEFORCE 670 GTX, and you can usually switch between them via a switch on the laptop, when you want to save power, you switch to the integrated intel HD graphics 4000, when you want full power and to game or watch movies at high quality, you switch to the dedicated graphics chipset.
Some laptops have both an integrated chipset and the dedicated graphics chipset, for example, the Intel HD Graphics 4000 and the nVIDIA GEFORCE 670 GTX, and you can usually switch between them via a switch on the laptop, when you want to save power, you switch to the integrated intel HD graphics 4000, when you want full power and to game or watch movies at high quality, you switch to the dedicated graphics chipset.
Woots wrote:
It's actually an advantage that this laptop does not have the intel integrated graphics card. On some laptops switching can be a royale pain.
It was one of the reasons I bought the G75 over other laptops on market in similar price bracket.
I agree with you a 100%!!!!!!!
I had a Lenovo IdeaPad Y570 and it was a nightmare to force all my apps / games to only play with the nVIDIA Chipset rather than playing with the crapppy integrated HD Graphics 3000 that it had! I will never buy a laptop which has a dual graphics function they are more of a hassle than a convenience!
