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There’s a code among motherboard makers that says integrated graphics have to suck. To be fair, today’s IGP boards are plenty powerful enough for everyday computing tasks and even some light gaming duties, but don’t kid yourself, you’re not going to build a respectable gaming machine without a discrete graphics card. Not yet, anyway.
Asus has apparently decided to challenge this notion that integrated graphics have to be second rate. How so? Well, they’ve gone and slapped a Radeon HD 5770 chip on an Intel X58-based motherboard they’re calling “Immensity.” What’s more, that isn’t even the only graphics trick up this concept board’s sleeve – it also comes equipped with a Lucid Hydra chip, which means that you can add two more PCI-E graphics card for three-way CrossFireX action, or mix and match both ATI and Nvidia graphics cards.
Even though this is a concept board, it sounds as though Asus is fairly confident this one will eventually graduate from prototype status into a shipping product. Here’s hoping Asus not only goes through with this, but starts a trend in the IGP market.
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