“Why does the description says it has an "integrated" 1650 graphics card? it has a dedicated card right?”

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• The CPU has integrated graphics as well. But yes, the GTX 1650 is a dedicated GPU.

  Answered by ASUS Answers 6 years ago

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• If you read the description that Asus said it's a "dedicated Gpu", dedicated meaning by itself! It's not a shared Gpu that will tap into system resouces "ram".

  Answered by Bigballah 6 years ago

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• I think it meant soldered, by saying integrated

  Answered by Lexx 6 years ago

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• Yes, it does have dedicated graphics in the form of the GTX 1650. The way they use integrated in the specs is confusing but what think they mean by integrated is that the chip is integrated with the motherboard and shared system resources with the CPU. So how some models of the GPU will say it has 3 / 4 / 6GB of dedicated ram for the GPU to use, this one does not so it will share ram and or other resources with the CPU if both are being used at the same time. You can find a more detailed explanation by clicking on the blue ' i ' next to the "Graphics Type" in the specs listing.

  Answered by Jesse 6 years ago

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