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The post-GeForce era: What if Nvidia abandons PC gaming? (www.pcworld.com)
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[–] Eldritch@piefed.world 3 points 2 days ago

Yes, even for applications other than gaming. There are legitimate mad lads out there running steam games with discrete video cards on Raspberry Pi's and LLMs. Not to mention there are non soc arm machines. And soc Intel machines.

Sometimes getting the integrated graphics on any of these SOCs working is a much harder prospect than getting a discrete one.