Intel HD4000


  1. bomcat
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    Intel HD4000


    Hi all,

    I'm building a new system for the inlaws. I've gone with the i5-3570k for the HD4000 intergrated gpu. My question is, will that be sufficient for general computing, ie web browsing and utubing, (no gaming) on a 1080p screen? Not going to install a dedicated GPU if I dont have to.

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  3. ignatzatsonic
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    Yes. With room to spare.
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  4. bomcat
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    thanks ignatzasonic, that was quick.

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