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Which GPU or GPU brand would you buy for gaming these days?
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Didn't even know Intel made dedicated GPUs. The integrated ones have always been positively terrible.
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The new dedicated cards are actually very good. They sell them at a competitive price because they are not powerhouses, but they get the job done. If you're targeting 1080p at your top end, it's almost a no-brainer to go with an Arc card. If you're pushing a higher resolution, it's probably better to go with another manufacturer, unless you're fine with higher resolutions and lower framerates.