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What iGPU is in the G3258

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So basically the title. I can't seem to figure out what iGPU it is. On the Intel ark site it just says Intel HD Graphics. Not like 4600 or anything. How many cores does it have? I am so confused by this thing...

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Processor Graphics ‡ Intel® HD Graphics Graphics Base Frequency 350 MHz Graphics Max Dynamic Frequency 1.1 GHz Graphics Video Max Memory 1.7 GB Intel® Quick Sync Video

 

Yes Intel® Clear Video HD Technology No # of Displays Supported ‡ 3

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Probably something like the HD 4400.

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I think it's a lower clocked and reduced core version of the 4600. I don't know the specifics as i don't think they released them.

 

 

Processor Graphics ‡ Intel® HD Graphics Graphics Base Frequency 350 MHz Graphics Max Dynamic Frequency 1.1 GHz Graphics Video Max Memory 1.7 GB Intel® Quick Sync Video

 

Yes Intel® Clear Video HD Technology No # of Displays Supported ‡ 3

 

 

Probably something like the HD 4400.

 

 

I think it's Haswell GT2 with 20 shaders.

 

 

Going to go with an answer of HD 4400 then. It can be OC'd right?

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Other posters were mistaken

 

Intel HD Graphics = GT1 so 10 units compared to 20 for the 4400.

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Slower than HD 2000

 

 

Other posters were mistaken

 

Intel HD Graphics = GT1 so 10 units compared to 20 for the 4400.

 

 

After a quick check this is correct.

 

Oh man, I guess it won't be suitable for a game-streaming box after all, at least by itself :P

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Oh man, I guess it won't be suitable for a game-streaming box after all, at least by itself :P

I don't think even Iris Pro 5200 is quite suitable :P

 

You can use QuickSync on the Pentium though.

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Oh man, I guess it won't be suitable for a game-streaming box after all, at least by itself :P

 

It might be, I used an Ivy-Bridge Pentium (g2030) with regular HD graphics for my htpc for like 10 months before I just upgraded. 1080p video playback is fine and I could even play Dota2 and TF2 with the settings turned down. It might stream just fine, especially with quicksync enabled.

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I don't think even Iris Pro 5200 is quite suitable :P

 

You can use QuickSync on the Pentium though.

My Mac worked well enough with it's Iris 5100 :)

 

It might be, I used an Ivy-Bridge Pentium (g2030) with regular HD graphics for my htpc for like 10 months before I just upgraded. 1080p video playback is fine and I could even play Dota2 and TF2 with the settings turned down. It might stream just fine, especially with quicksync enabled.

If the iGPU can be overclocked it should be ok then I guess.

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