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Question: Do you need a graphics card with this device?  I know some of the newer Intel's have IntelHD onboard the chip.
Document: I was considering on waiting for the Celeron Haswells to make the upgrade from my Atom system but since I got a good deal from Amazon for an ECS MB I decided to take the leap. It works and works well as the processor for my HTPC setup. Basically the HD2500 graphics on this chip does well for all of the HD video and for Windows Media Center. I am running this connected to my Silicondust Prime and again, it all works just dandy in full screen. Smooth play and playback.
At this price, excellent. Doesn't really have the graphics to compete with a similar AMD product, but those are much more expensive and their Mini-ITX motherboards are also more expensive. I used mine on a Mini-ITX board for a small, compact HTPC. It's a great solution. All you need is the CPU, a motherboard, some memory, and a hard drive and you have everything you need.
I love LOVE love the mini-ITX builds I have down with this CPU. I also suggest you install a Samsung Pro 840 series hard drive with this chip and prefer GIgabyte and ECS motherboards, with Asus as a third choice. With SSD high performance drives, this little chip has a lot of bang for the buck. If you need more power (like for Adobe CS5) and need to be frugal, then spend $30 more on an Intel Ivy Bridge dual Pentium 3.2 Ghz (G2130)
The Celeron G1610 is not a bad CPU if super cheap is what you want/need, but it does have severe limitations that you need to know about.This processor does not support Dual channel DDR3 1600 memory speeds. It will only run at Dual channel DDR3-1333.
I bought this processor thinking that I would be building a cheap, non-powerful system for browsing the web, but this processor can handle quite a bit more than I thought. I now run dual monitors off the integrated graphics, edit videos and photos, and even run a low intensity server on it. Great CPU! Great price!
It spends most of its time as a server for minecraft, NAS, and minidlna. Occasionally it gets used for handbrake video encoding. Does everything I need it to and I have recommended it to friends.
This processor is perfect if you are considering a build with a dedicated gpu. If you arent getting one & you are using a 1080p monitor, then I would recommend getting a Core i3 over this Celeron, as the integrated gfx here is the only downfall of this processor. At 1080p it plays choppy Youtube videos. However, as long as you buy a cheap dedicated card, this won't be an issue and you can save $75 on your gaming build by getting this over the i3 3220.
1. Very easy to install.2. Comes with stock fan, which is perfectly fine (no need to get another one).3. One of the the best, fastest, most efficient processors in this price range.4. The G1620, however, is the same price, so I would opt for that instead.
I built a rig that was $350 with a decent gfx card (Powercolor 7770 ghz ed.) and this cpu. I am absolutely blown away by the performance. So far, Tomb Raider, Planetside 2, and Dota 2 all run at a solid 60fps on high settings. Only when turned all the way up to ultra on TR and PS2 did the fps drop to 30. Temperatures stay at or below 40C when idling and do not even reach 60C on load.
Should you decide you need something faster, and don't want to buy a whole new computer, you can upgrade to a much more expensive i5 or i7 LGA1155 processor later.
Answer: No, you do not need a separate graphics card with this if your motherboard supports integrated graphics. However, if you are going to run Windows, you will not be able to use Areo.