Current motherboard without onboard GPU?

I see most motherboards have built in onboard GPUs but I want to know where I can find some that do not, does it even effect the price? I have my own stand alone GPU so an onboard isn't needed, just wanna know my options more before i buy and upgrade my rig.

Thanks!

a motherboard with a built in GPU vs a non-integrated GPU has a minmal price difference. However, enthusiast and high-end motherboards are the ones that commonly dont have a built in GPU. If you're looking for a cheap motherboard, then get the one you feel has good features for you for its price - just dont factor in the GPU part. Pricing difference would be minimal with or without a GPU.

a motherboard with a built in GPU vs a non-integrated GPU has a minmal price difference. However, enthusiast and high-end motherboards are the ones that commonly dont have a built in GPU. If you're looking for a cheap motherboard, then get the one you feel has good features for you for its price - just dont factor in the GPU part. Pricing difference would be minimal with or without a GPU.

XaosII

sounds good, guess either way i'll be bypassing the onboard if i end up getting one with it.

Thanks for the tips and feedback.

An onboard GPU can also be useful if your main one dies and you need a working computer, unless the motherboard is dead, that is.

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a motherboard with a built in GPU vs a non-integrated GPU has a minmal price difference. However, enthusiast and high-end motherboards are the ones that commonly dont have a built in GPU. If you're looking for a cheap motherboard, then get the one you feel has good features for you for its price - just dont factor in the GPU part. Pricing difference would be minimal with or without a GPU.

Prince_Denspion

sounds good, guess either way i'll be bypassing the onboard if i end up getting one with it.

Thanks for the tips and feedback.

what socket type are you looking at?

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[QUOTE="XaosII"]

a motherboard with a built in GPU vs a non-integrated GPU has a minmal price difference. However, enthusiast and high-end motherboards are the ones that commonly dont have a built in GPU. If you're looking for a cheap motherboard, then get the one you feel has good features for you for its price - just dont factor in the GPU part. Pricing difference would be minimal with or without a GPU.

NailedGR

sounds good, guess either way i'll be bypassing the onboard if i end up getting one with it.

Thanks for the tips and feedback.

what socket type are you looking at?

look at 890FX or 870 boards. They don't have onboard video but i personally like having it as a backup in case of the card failing

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NailedGR

I'd also look at Gigabyte's 870A-UD3.