1. If the motherboard has an integrated graphics card, the CPU supports it.Integrated graphics card is also a kind of graphics card, but it is inferior to independent graphics card in performance.In either case, it is fully compatible with CPU. 2. To determine whether the CPU is equipped with a core graphics card, the first interface is the LGA 775 CPU: Intel Celeron E3400, Intel Pentium E6600, Intel Pentium E5400, etc. From the detailed parameters of these CPUs, we can see that there is no core graphics card, as shown in the following figure. 3. Intel's CPU began to popularize the core graphics card after the use of Core i3, i5 and i7. In the era of Celeron and Pentium, there were few configurations.The CPU interfaces after i3 are all LGA 1150 and LGA 1155, so the LGA 775 interface with core graphics card is basically unavailable in the market.
As long as there is integrated display on the motherboard, the motherboard certainly supports integrated display, and the CPU has nothing to do with the graphics card
1. The motherboard is equipped with an integrated graphics card, so the usable CPU must not be equipped with a core graphics card.At present, only the 780 series motherboard of AMD has an integrated graphics card, and the CPU that can be used is AM3. Other motherboards do not have an integrated graphics card, but the core graphics card can be used, or the motherboard CPU does not have a graphics card. 2. APU core graphics card+HD6 series or 7 series graphics card can be combined to improve performance 3. According to 1, this situation does not exist at all, nor does it exist if you want to buy. Finally, the APU core graphics card supports HDMI and hard solution 1080P
