scott wrote:
> But how is it going to work if the entire video card is "missing" like
> they say?
I'm guessing the idea is you can use the video built into the motherboard
and still do fast 3D graphics stuff on it. Most motherboards still come
with a lame graphics chip you can at least get into the BIOS with, and a lot
of the Intel chips come with build-in video stuff in the chipset that uses
system memory as backing store.
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