14/03/2025 2:51 am
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I recently bought a used PC and I'm trying to figure out if my CPU has integrated graphics. My graphics card is acting up, and I want to know if I can still use my computer without it. What's the easiest way to check for integrated graphics on my CPU? I have Windows 10 and don't know much about computer hardware. Any help would be appreciated!
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14/03/2025 7:56 am
There are several easy ways to check if your CPU has integrated graphics:
Windows Method
- Press Win+R, type "dxdiag" and press Enter
- Go to the "Display" tab
- Look for two display adapters - if you see both your dedicated GPU and an Intel/AMD graphics option, you have integrated graphics
Device Manager Method
- Right-click Start and select "Device Manager"
- Expand "Display adapters"
- Multiple entries indicate both dedicated and integrated graphics
System Information Method
- Press Win+R, type "msinfo32" and press Enter
- Navigate to Components > Display
- Check for multiple display devices
BIOS Method
- Restart your computer and enter BIOS (usually F2, F10, or Del)
- Look for graphics settings section
- You'll likely see options to enable/disable integrated graphics if present
CPU Model Research
Simply search your CPU model online - specifications will always list if it has integrated graphics.
