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The GPU (graphics processor) handles everything you see on screen. Here's the difference between the two types and which you actually need.
| Type | Best for | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Integrated (built into the CPU) | Everyday use, web, video, office, light photo editing | Not ideal for demanding 3D games or heavy video work |
| Dedicated (separate GPU) | Gaming, video editing, 3D and design software | Costs more, uses more power, runs hotter |
Which do you need?
For browsing, streaming, office work, and school, integrated graphics are plenty — and they save money and battery. Choose a dedicated GPU only if you game seriously or edit video and 3D. NXTCORE's Everyday lineup uses efficient integrated graphics; our Performance lineup steps up for heavier work.
Tip: More RAM helps integrated graphics, since they borrow system memory. 16 GB gives integrated GPUs noticeably more headroom than 8 GB.
Still stuck? Contact our support team — every NXTCORE laptop includes a 1-year warranty and real human support.
