ok lets make it clear.
PC1 with the "same specs/components" on PC2 the only difference is PC1 has an IGP of 2000 and PC2 has and IGP of 4000.
question: is there a difference in each computers performace? the answer is Yes, PC2 is a bit faster than PC1 because it has better IGP. Now lets put same Graphic card on it and see whats the result. now is there a difference in computer performance?
If im wrong then i will gladly and happy to accept it.
Thanks
BTW i get confuse on your first paragraph because your telling that choosing a CPU that has a higher IG is good, but you make contrast on your second line saying that theres no logic in choosing a CPU based on IG.
PC1 with the "same specs/components" on PC2 the only difference is PC1 has an IGP of 2000 and PC2 has and IGP of 4000.
question: is there a difference in each computers performace? the answer is Yes, PC2 is a bit faster than PC1 because it has better IGP. Now lets put same Graphic card on it and see whats the result. now is there a difference in computer performance?
If im wrong then i will gladly and happy to accept it.
Thanks
BTW i get confuse on your first paragraph because your telling that choosing a CPU that has a higher IG is good, but you make contrast on your second line saying that theres no logic in choosing a CPU based on IG.