CPU integrated graphics?

[phoon]

Simple question...will a cpu's integrated graphics add to gpu performance...example will an i7 6700k's 530 HD graphics help a gtx 1060...I don't care if the difference is minimal just answer yes or no then write the 5 page essay that you usually use to explain the simplest of information...

 

Thank you in advance

[bgibbz]

No

[Nacho Marco Segui]

No

[don_svetlio]

No. There is also no need for condescending attitude towards people who like to elaborate further than a simple-minded individual can interpret.

[deWaardt]

No, as of now it won't help.

The Intel Integrated Graphics and your GTX 1060 will not work together to make more power, just your GTX 1060 will do the job.

And trust me your GTX 1060 is a zillion times better than Intel Integrated Graphics.

[Imakuni]

1 minute ago, robinhood22 said:

Simple question...will a cpu's integrated graphics add to gpu performance...example will an i7 6700k's 530 HD graphics help a gtx 1060...I don't care if the difference is minimal just answer yes or no

That's not a Yes/No question. It's a "Depends on..." type of answer. For example,

1. Gaming in DX11: no
2. Gaming on a DX12 tilte that has specifically implemented that feature: yes
3. Doing compute work which can use each GPU independently: yes

[anybodykek]

Just now, robinhood22 said:

Simple question...will a cpu's integrated graphics add to gpu performance...example will an i7 6700k's 530 HD graphics help a gtx 1060...I don't care if the difference is minimal just answer yes or no then write the 5 page essay that you usually use to explain the simplest of information...

 

Thank you in advance

I don't think so, but if it does then that would be kind of interesting.

[Emart1028]

9 minutes ago, robinhood22 said:

Simple question...will a cpu's integrated graphics add to gpu performance...example will an i7 6700k's 530 HD graphics help a gtx 1060...I don't care if the difference is minimal just answer yes or no then write the 5 page essay that you usually use to explain the simplest of information...

 

Thank you in advance

Nvidia dosent allow this but amd allows crossfire in between a APU and a Gpu. I have my A8- 7600 running in crossfire with my r9 360.

[Imakuni]

2 minutes ago, Emart1028 said:

Nvidia dosent allow this but amd allows crossfire in between a APU and a Gpu. I have my A8- 7600 running in crossfire with my r9 360.

That's a different story altogether, but ok...

[App4that]

[phoon]

3 hours ago, don_svetlio said:

No. There is also no need for condescending attitude towards people who like to elaborate further than a simple-minded individual can interpret.

Hahahaha <3 I was jk

 

[SLAYR]

3 hours ago, Emart1028 said:

Nvidia dosent allow this but amd allows crossfire in between a APU and a Gpu. I have my A8- 7600 running in crossfire with my r9 360.

Your cpu cannot run dual graphics with that gpu it has to be a r7 240/250 for dual graphics to work with the integrated r7 graphics, and only the versions with ddr3 will be to do this. 

 

http://www.cpu-world.com/info/AMD/Recommended_graphics_cards_for_AMD_dual-graphics.html

[Zodiark1593]

3 hours ago, robinhood22 said:

Simple question...will a cpu's integrated graphics add to gpu performance...example will an i7 6700k's 530 HD graphics help a gtx 1060...I don't care if the difference is minimal just answer yes or no then write the 5 page essay that you usually use to explain the simplest of information...

 

Thank you in advance

With a few exceptions regarding AMD's APU series, the iGPU is entirely unused when it comes to games.

 

The architecture of Intel's GPU is entirely different from what Nvidia uses. Unless a programmer designed the game engine from the ground up to split tasks effectively between varying architectures (exceedingly time consuming and difficult), it is unlikely we'll see widespread use of dGPU + iGPU working together anywhere in the foreseeable future.