Noun
iGPU (plural iGPUs)
(computer hardware) Initialism of integrated graphics processing unit (a graphics processing unit which has been built into another major system component, such as the CPU or motherboard, and typically utilises system RAM instead of having VRAM chips of its own)
Coordinate terms: GPU, dGPU, CPU, TPU
Developed in collaboration with NVIDIA, Advanced Optimus dynamically detects GPU workloads and automatically connects either the NVIDIA GPU (for demanding workloads) or the IGPU (for light workloads) to the display. Source: Internet
The BIOS overall is very responsive, is simple to use and features everything (except sufficient iGPU frequency options for Ryzen 2000 series APUs). Source: Internet
So all the evidence suggests that setting the iGPU allocated memory buffer beyond 64MB is pointless and on systems with limited RAM, even a bit foolish. Source: Internet
I'm one of the few who uses the iGPU along with my dGPUs. Source: Internet
Wish they would have a lineup made for MSDT without iGPU taking up space that was unlocked, don't need HT either. Source: Internet
With Volta, there's little detail of anything other than GV100 existing, outside of Tegra Xavier’s Volta iGPU, which is also part of Drive PX Pegasus. Source: Internet