Comment by mscasts
7 years ago
But.. if you want to game and/or do stuff like games programming, video rendering etc you kind of want discrete graphics.
7 years ago
But.. if you want to game and/or do stuff like games programming, video rendering etc you kind of want discrete graphics.
If you want to do any of those things, Linux is already so niche that you probably know what you're getting yourself into.
But for most people, the discrete graphics option is easier and more stable, but counter-intuitive - usually more power is better. So worth mentioning.