Em placas-mãe com o chipset H67 da Intel e o chipset Z68 da Intel o dispositivo de exibição pode ser conectado a uma porta na placa-mãe, como VGA, DVI, HDMI ou DisplayPort.
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Do h67 motherboards have this "integrated video chip"?
The board itself does not, but the Intel CPU's that are compatible with the socket 1155 chipset do. Every H67 based board will have a VGA/DVI port that's driven by the Intel integrated graphics.
E por meio de Intel Core i5-2500, Core i5- 2400 e Core i5-2300 CPU Review. Página 4 :
The differences between P67 and H67 chipsets are quite logical. The first one is targeted for high-performance desktops, while the second one – for systems working with integrated graphics. So, H67 supports two independent monitor outs, but cannot split PCI Express x16 processor bus in two for a pair of graphics cards.
E via Intel Sandy Bridges Diferenças H67, P67 e Z68 explicadas :
H67 – Onboard graphics are enabled, while overclocking is disabled
P67 – You need a graphics card for this chipset – onboard graphics is disabled, however overclocking is enabled here
Z68 – You guessed it…best of both worlds. Onboard graphics are enabled, as is overclocking