Qiana Estill
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My current graphic is Intel HD Graphics 6000 1536 MB. Would this be considered good for gaming or should it be retina?
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The thread discusses the suitability of Intel HD Graphics 6000 for gaming, with the original poster asking if it's good enough or should be considered retina. A respondent advises that gaming is possible but limited with that chip, recommending checking benchmarks for performance insights and suggesting that a dedicated graphics card would offer better performance if the system supports it. Overall, the discussion indicates the integrated graphics may suffice for light gaming but isn't ideal for more demanding games.
The thread discusses the suitability of Intel HD Graphics 6000 for gaming, with the original poster asking if it's good enough or should be considered retina. A respondent advises that gaming is possible but limited with that chip, recommending checking benchmarks for performance insights and suggesting that a dedicated graphics card would offer better performance if the system supports it. Overall, the discussion indicates the integrated graphics may suffice for light gaming but isn't ideal for more demanding games.
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kemical
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Hi,
you can game on that chip but only to a certain extent. Check out the benchmarks here:
PassMark - Intel HD 6000 - Price performance comparison
This page gives you more of an idea on what it run:
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Depending on what kind of system your running (enough power requirements, PCIE slot, ect) then a dedicated graphics card will give you more performance.
you can game on that chip but only to a certain extent. Check out the benchmarks here:
PassMark - Intel HD 6000 - Price performance comparison
This page gives you more of an idea on what it run:
Link Removed
Depending on what kind of system your running (enough power requirements, PCIE slot, ect) then a dedicated graphics card will give you more performance.