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Any LGA775 cpu with intel HD graphics??

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I wanted to know if there is any LGA775 intel CPU that has Intel HD graphics on it....

I browsed the whole internet and didnt find any...So please tell me if there is any..

Thanks in advance!!

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I'm pretty certain that 775 chips did not have graphics built into them - you had to get a motherboard with it's own integrated graphics.

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Just now, robertpartridge said:

I'm pretty certain that 775 chips did not have graphics built into them - you had to get a motherboard with it's own integrated graphics.

what is the maximum integrated graphics memory that is given by a motherboard(LGA775)

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2 minutes ago, ProxyBoy said:

what is the maximum integrated graphics memory that is given by a motherboard(LGA775)

Typically it would be 64MB shared with the minimum of 256MB ram in the system.

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In my case running the GA-G41MT-S2P 775, the integrated graphics will use roughly 10% of installed RAM (Mobo Max 8GB DDR3) to emulate VRAM, Some BIOS's will allow you to change this value, this example may not be the case accross all boards as I have read a maximum of 384mb on some.

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