Both Intel and AMD, the two main companies that make the vast majority of computer processors, have new platforms for 2011. AMD's Fusion and Intel's second-generation Core i-series (formerly code-named Sandy Bridge) share a common goal: to package improved integrated graphics on the chipset that work much better than the previous generation, making it possible to play better games and stream more HD content without the need for a dedicated video card.
For most people, computers with integrated graphics are the default, because they cost less. Unless you're a serious tech enthusiast, you don't want to spend more than you have to, which is why integrated-only graphics are found in the majority of laptops. The new AMD Fusion and Intel Sandy Bridge CPUs are more powerful than their predecessors, and can offer a boost ... Read full post & comments
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