Integrated Graphics

Integrated graphics refer to graphics processing capabilities built directly into a computer's main processor (CPU). Unlike dedicated graphics cards, integrated graphics share the computer’s memory with the system, which makes them energy-efficient and cost-effective. They are suitable for everyday tasks such as browsing, watching videos, and working with common software. However, integrated graphics typically have less power for demanding activities like high-end gaming or complex 3D rendering. They are ideal for casual use and general computing, offering a balanced mix of performance and efficiency without the need for additional hardware.