Device Manager, under "Display adapters," only shows "Standard VGA Graphics Adapter." So the point is, if this processor can't even run the W7 Aero theme in full or have consistent video playback, there's no way it would be able to game - which it clearly can and does, as can be seen by many people who run games like Skyrim and GTA off of only the integrated graphics. That is, it isn't even installed on my system. After a lot of troubleshooting and using my limited knowledge, I believe the issue to be the actual integrated graphics. The processor in this build is the Intel Pentium G4560 - a budget CPU that many have used to game. It may even go unnoticed by most, but those who use computers often can definitely tell something is off. And I don't mean frame rate, but these horizontal "cuts" or "freezes" where multiple spots are not keeping up with the rest of the image. HD videos via YouTube and local files play fine, but are choppy in appearance. Windows 7's Aero theme cannot even operate it defaults to the Basic version. It runs very well for the most part - but the graphics are noticeably lacking. I recently built a workstation PC as a gift. So I'll try to keep this short and sweet. What I've tried so far to resolve the issue The name of the driver type in the system is: Display, and the drive type GUID is. This method is more effective than any others, and 100% correct.There are many other information items that you can use to find the driver version information and the required driver files. According to these two ID values, the matching driver information can be accurately found. These two ID values are unique and will not be duplicated with other hardware. Standard VGA Graphics Adapter driver installation informationThe following is driver installation information, which is very useful to help you find or install drivers for Standard VGA Graphics Adapter.For example: Hardware ID information item, which contains the hardware manufacturer ID and hardware ID.
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