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What is a drawback of using integrated graphics?

Hyper-threading is not possible
Slower performance
Integrated graphics generate more heat
Dedicated graphics may require additional power

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Integrated GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) or Integrated Graphics is a technology that allows a motherboard to handle graphics generation without a dedicated expansion card with a GPU. Generally this requires that some of your system memory (RAM) be assigned to the GPU instead of the CPU and results in slower performance.

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