linkin
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It's like you didn't even read my previous post, unbelievable. Whats more noob that just stating a fact rather than backing it up with reasoning? You are the noob. Like I said, whats he need the ''best'' onboard for? What else is he doing with the PC? Nope just your noob underinformed statement of AMD has better onboard. Not a care at all that he would be buying a dead end socket board and CPU just because of your lame statement.
Seriously? Did you see the reason why I said not to count FM1? It's because no one buying retail uses it (so it has large OEM sales, that has nothing to do with the OP wanting to know about RETAIL chips). Practically everyone on here either uses either AM3 or intel. Therefore, the proper comparison is AMD 4250/4290 or intel HD2000/3000 graphics. And the answer is, both onboards can do that same thing each other can do, so since Intel has better CPU's it's best to just go intel.
Yes FM1 has better onboard, but for like the 100th time I'm asking WHAT DOES IT EVEN MATTER? What can you do better with FM1's onboard that you cannot do with Intel HD2000/3000?
Answer me that and I might be satisfied to not argue with the blanket statement of ''AMD has better onboard graphics''....because here is the TRUE blanket statement that covers all reasoning behind proper choices-
Intel has better CPU's, and onboard graphics plenty good to do anything that you would need to do with onboard graphics.
You can play games for one. Of course enthusiasts don't care about FM1. Why would they, we all have dedicated cards or onboard/oncpu backups in case you need it. FM1 has the best CPU/GPU combination which is great for playing games as casual thing, on low/medium settings at an average resolution (like 1440x900). It's great for people on a budget and family types/HTPC. Yes, Intel HD2000/3000 can do that too, but AMD's integrated graphics perform better. And on FM1, upgrading to faster RAM actually boosts graphics performance.