Lucid MVP

kbrady1979 said:

I think the real benefit is being able to use your dedicated graphics card, and ALSO utilize QuickSync if your CPU supports it. Also, while doing some things, the on-chip graphics will handle the brunt of the load until more power is needed and then the GPU kicks in. Those are just a couple of features in addition to the iGPU and dGPU running in conjuction, resulting in more powerful graphics processing :)

That's one reason I was looking at it. I use both my vid card and the IGPU. I have a second monitor I use for monitoring temps, and viewing teampspeak while I game etc hooked to the onboard. I know I could hook them both to my nvidia card but since the onboards there I use it too.

boohbah said:

i didnt know MVP's were lucid, i thought once they got their awards they lost it a bit.

Lucky MS MVP's, even Lucid is telling them

Game responsiveness is all about how fast your eye → brain → mouse click → game response behaves. When interacting with your computer, the responsiveness is a key factor to your productivity and overall systems experience. When it comes to playing games, especially fast moving ones like First Person Shooters, responsiveness becomes critical for both mastering the game and enjoying and immersive experience.