APU will replace low end GPU

[Alexls]

Even with current ddr4 bottleneck, ryzen 2200g and 2400g has started replacing the low end gpu market

Once ddr5 come out, i think ryzen apu will replace the low end 30,50 series

Do u agreed?

 

[yusoffb01]

Another day, another Alexls thread

 

[shadow84]

Another day, another Alexls thread

Well, as long as Mod dun do anything, it will just keep going on like that. He think here macham edmw style.

 

[gld998]

Aiya. Let him post. It's public forum anyway.

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[Alexls]

Another day, another Alexls thread

Forum not for posting then for what 7?

 

[Ferolare]

Forum not for posting then for what 7?

for receiving infraction points from you-know-who

j/k don't ban me pls

back to topic though, apu has already sort of replaced low end gpu in case you havent notice it bah - we used to have the ultra low end cards like GT610

now is.. <insert cpu here> since in terms of media features, the baseline has been there since 7th gen intel and raven ridge amd got released into the wild

then again, im only looking at things from the htpc perspective

 

[HelloSensation]

for receiving infraction points from you-know-who

j/k don't ban me pls

back to topic though, apu has already sort of replaced low end gpu in case you havent notice it bah - we used to have the ultra low end cards like GT610

now is.. <insert cpu here> since in terms of media features, the baseline has been there since 7th gen intel and raven ridge amd got released into the wild

then again, im only looking at things from the htpc perspective

Will never happen.

Server-grade processors don't ship with an iGPU. And there are usecases where enterprises or users want the compute power of extreme high-end multi-processor workstations but have no need for a comparable graphics solution.

That's the reason low-end solutions like the Quadro NVS310 and the Radeon Pro WX2100 exist. Or the GT720 and GT1030. They are just there to draw the desktop.

My second hand dual-Xeon workstation is running off Debian 9 with an Nvidia GT720 and it's perfectly fine for desktop computing.

But running the desktop without GPU acceleration causes the system to lag terribly bad even with all 48 processor threads loaded at 100%.

That's the biggest problem with today's GPU-accelerated desktop UIs. They become almost unusable without at least a low-end GPU to render, regardless of how powerful the CPUs are.

 

[Ferolare]

Will never happen.

Server-grade processors don't ship with an iGPU. And there are usecases where enterprises or users want the compute power of extreme high-end multi-processor workstations but have no need for a comparable graphics solution.

That's the reason low-end solutions like the Quadro NVS310 and the Radeon Pro WX2100 exist. Or the GT720 and GT1030.

not entirely sure of server side myself - apologies for generalising

 

[enenyi]

Even with current ddr4 bottleneck, ryzen 2200g and 2400g has started replacing the low end gpu market

Once ddr5 come out, i think ryzen apu will replace the low end 30,50 series

Do u agreed?

U r only looking at it from a gamer’s/budget point of view.

From a higher-end system point of view, low-end GPUs like GT730 and GT1030 still act perfectly as backup GPUs. Coz systems on HEDT platforms (X99, X299, X399 etc) do not come with integrated GPUs. And if the dedicated GPUs in these systems fail, these low-end GPUs act as temporary cards to access the system to retrieve data/recover stuff from the OS. This is unlike mainstream CPUs from Intel and AMD where u can still use the iGPU/APU to recover OS stuff when the dedicated GPU fails.

 

[Alexls]

U r only looking at it from a gamer’s/budget point of view.

From a higher-end system point of view, low-end GPUs like GT730 and GT1030 still act perfectly as backup GPUs. Coz systems on HEDT platforms (X99, X299, X399 etc) do not come with integrated GPUs. And if the dedicated GPUs in these systems fail, these low-end GPUs act as temporary cards to access the system to retrieve data/recover stuff from the OS. This is unlike mainstream CPUs from Intel and AMD where u can still use the iGPU/APU to recover OS stuff when the dedicated GPU fails.

I mean even amd cpu no have igpu
I think most ppl if gpu spoil wont go and buy a new one just to retrieve data, rather just use a old one or borrow from someone

 

[Entry Level PC]

Long replace liao.

 

[wtfh4x]

As long as Intel keeps producing crap graphics and keeps its stranglehold on the OEM market, there will still be a market for low end, low power GPUs for a cheap graphics boost to OEM systems.