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Very fast cpu with integrated graphics. It doesn't need a discrete gpu like most intel cpus but more modern and super fast. Had no problems pairing with 3200mhz ram and it could probably do 3600mhz easy with a good board.

I like this processor for general office use. It has not let me down yet. Graphics are integrated, so a separate graphics card is not necessary so long as your motherboard supports it. B&H are great to do business with. I have not yet been disappointed by the shipping times. Prices are usually fair as was this processor.

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Being a gamer the no integrated graphics for less is a no brainer was the perfect pair to my 2080Ti.

It's same the picture and more perfect for my 17" laptop alienware and have many space for everything

It was hard to get a direct answer about how to get a 4th monitor to work on an intel based laptop. The problem is that the Intel CPU only allows 3 displays, even if you have a dedicated GPU in the laptop because the GPU isn't a full gpu, but just an extra chip that runs through the Intel CPU. Since it runs through the intel CPU, it is limited by the same 3 display output as the CPU. This allows you to run more than 3 displays on a single laptop.

This older 12th gen CPU w/integrated graphics works great with my new ROG STRIX B760-I GAMING WIFI itx motherboard.

Immediately recognised by the motherboard, runs smoothly with integrated graphics as well. The CPU takes challenges well, even on a B450 board and runs at nice temperature even with just the heatsink fan.

I love that it's fast, cheap, supports PCIe 5.0 & DDR5 RAM, and has integrated graphics...so that the GPUs in this intel box can focus on deep learning rather than drawing windows on a screen.

I built a budget mini-ITX pc with this processor. The integrated graphics are fantastic. It runs Dolphin emulator at a steady 60fps and Bioshock Infinite on high at 60fps. Caveat: B550 ITX boards don't support this APU and the B450 line need BIOS updates to work smoothly. If you get this, I'd recommend an x570 board for current support and they'll also support the 4000 series when it comes out.