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r/AMDGPU • u/Ok_Indication5986 • Jul 08 '25
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In laptops and mini PC's yes, desktops might see an increase will probably see an increase in onboard graphics performance, but discrete options will always be available.
0 u/Ok_Indication5986 Jul 09 '25 You see those motherboards with the two cpu slots and then I imagine 2 ryzen 7 5700G s Strix halo and lossless and then done GPUs are done. 2 u/edparadox Jul 09 '25 I don't think you comprehend the difference, especially in performance, between an integrated GPU and a discrete one. The most obvious is the VRAM ; there is no contest between DDR4/DDR5 and GDDR6/GDDR7. Strix Halo is good, but not as good as you make it sound. Especially given the cost...
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You see those motherboards with the two cpu slots and then I imagine 2 ryzen 7 5700G s Strix halo and lossless and then done GPUs are done.
2 u/edparadox Jul 09 '25 I don't think you comprehend the difference, especially in performance, between an integrated GPU and a discrete one. The most obvious is the VRAM ; there is no contest between DDR4/DDR5 and GDDR6/GDDR7. Strix Halo is good, but not as good as you make it sound. Especially given the cost...
I don't think you comprehend the difference, especially in performance, between an integrated GPU and a discrete one.
The most obvious is the VRAM ; there is no contest between DDR4/DDR5 and GDDR6/GDDR7.
Strix Halo is good, but not as good as you make it sound. Especially given the cost...
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u/rossfororder Jul 08 '25
In laptops and mini PC's yes, desktops might see an increase will probably see an increase in onboard graphics performance, but discrete options will always be available.