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Hardware => Hardware => Topic started by: nap on November 24, 2011, 08:08:35 AM
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can any one tell me which is the video driver ic on the mobo ehich is responsible for video display
thanks
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Salmon Trout is telling the OP that the silicon for video is in the chip set. One would install the entire driver set for the Intel 845 board.
I have one of those. a real workhouse. :)
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Salmon Trout is telling the OP that the silicon for video is in the chip set. One would install the entire driver set for the Intel 845 board.
I have one of those. a real workhouse. :)
Is he? I thought that Salmon Trout was answering the OP's question, "can anyone tell me which is the video driver ic on the mobo?". Still, I guess you know what he meant better than I do.
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video driver ic
would imply a discrete IC. That board does not have one. The Video Drive is part of the chip set. What did you mean?
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would imply a discrete IC. That board does not have one. The Video Drive is part of the chip set. What did you mean?
The Intel 82845G marked "H" on the diagram is the "GMCH", the "Graphics and Memory Controller Hub" so strictly speaking Geek is right; there is no separate chip or IC devoted solely to graphics. The GMCH provides the processor interface, system memory interface, hub interface, and additional interfaces in an 845G / 845GL chipset desktop platform. Each GMCH contains an integrated graphics controller (IGD)
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would imply a discrete IC. That board does not have one. The Video Drive is part of the chip set. What did you mean?
Filed under: Unnecessary Pedantry
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Unnecessary Pedantry? :D
BC, didn't know you. live on the eastern coast.
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BC, didn't know you. live on the eastern coast.
I don't. I didn't know you were a giant squid. See I can do it too.
You can go to the above site and have no Little Idea** of what they are talking about because they do not use unnecessary pedantry.
What are you talking about? Pedant= "A person who is excessively concerned with minor details" you obsessed over the fact that the the IC containing the graphics hardware was not a discrete one, despite the Original Post merely asking which Motherboard IC is responsible for video display, not that it should be a discrete one.
Unnecessary pedantry, which is now a requirement for International English.
SO, it is more correct to say necessary pedantry in place unnecessary pedantry Those people on the eastern seaboard ignore the linguistic needs of the rest of the English-speaking world where pedantry is necessary and is not unnecessary anymore.
*filed under: What are you on about?