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Whats the best integrated graphics card I could get in a laptop for a budget of €400?

Framed10 · 2014-12-17 22:21:25

Other specifications would be core i5 and 4gb RAM and min 15.6 screen. I'm flexible on the other spec. Its not for gaming but I need it to view detailed charts/graphs regularly (hence the graphics card Q) and the odd vimeo video, internet browsing. €400 is my max budget. I would be grateful for your ideas on whats out…

17-12-2014 10:21pm

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Framed10

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Other specifications would be
core i5 and 4gb RAM and min 15.6 screen.
I'm flexible on the other spec.
Its not for gaming but I need it to view detailed charts/graphs regularly (hence the graphics card Q) and the odd vimeo video, internet browsing.
€400 is my max budget. I would be grateful for your ideas on whats out there.
thanks

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#2 18-12-2014 11:20pm

TerrorFirmer

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Any integrated video is fine for that. These days, integrated video in the 3rd and 4th gen i3/i5/i7 range is faster than some low end AMD and Nvidia cards. The uses you've described aren't GPU taxing.

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