I used to scoff at integrated graphics, but they could very well be the future of PC gaming. Here's how AMD and Intel's upcoming chips have changed my mind.
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Intel's 'Panther Lake' graphics let me play Cyberpunk at 170fps—this could be huge for PC gaming
Based on what I saw, Panther Lake signals a future where high-FPS PC gaming doesn’t require a discrete GPU.
For years, integrated graphics have been synonymous with compromise, a “good enough” solution for basic tasks but never a contender for serious gaming or demanding applications. But what if that ...
AMD reportedly has no plan to use its new RDNA 4 gaming GPU architecture for the integrated graphics in its new Ryzen CPUs. After being really impressed by the AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT, we were hoping ...
Pretty much every modern computer has a GPU in one form or another, but they're either going to be integrated into the ...
The DIY PC market is in a tough spot. If we disregard older, previous-gen graphics cards for a moment, the only company currently selling anything approaching a modern entry-level GPU is Intel, and ...
Ultra-budget PC builds are no longer just about basic computing. In 2026, AMD’s integrated graphics have matured enough to deliver a genuinely usable entry-level gaming experience without a dedicated ...
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