Quote from: Iris Pablo on June 09, 2017, 01:09:41
You said "Today's integrated graphics, beginning with the Intel HD 620, are enough for most people who don't play triple-A games, game competitively, edit video in 4k, nor work with CAD" which means integrated GPUS CANNOT WORK
CAD OR CAN? lso u say the razer blade pro with gtx 1080 is like playing on a 1070 hmm sounds like your incorrect I think.

CAD is likely referring to "AutoCad" from the company AutoDesk, not a currency or anything else.

As for the Razer Blade Pro, the GTX 1080N in the Blade Pro is beaten in benchmarks by other notebooks with 1070N cards at stock. It's not a lie, nor is it an exaggeration.

Quote from: Iris Pablo on June 09, 2017, 01:09:41
You said "Today's integrated graphics, beginning with the Intel HD 620, are enough for most people who don't play triple-A games, game competitively, edit video in 4k, nor work with CAD" which means integrated GPUS CANNOT WORK
CAD OR CAN? lso u say the razer blade pro with gtx 1080 is like playing on a 1070 hmm sounds like your incorrect I think.

If you DON'T do any of those things, then they're okay.

As for the performance of the Razer Blade Pro... check for yourself how it stacks up to competition with GTX 1070s: http://www.computershopper.com/laptops/reviews/razer-blade-pro-2017-gtx-1080/(page)/2#review-body

You said "Today's integrated graphics, beginning with the Intel HD 620, are enough for most people who don't play triple-A games, game competitively, edit video in 4k, nor work with CAD" which means integrated GPUS CANNOT WORK
CAD OR CAN? lso u say the razer blade pro with gtx 1080 is like playing on a 1070 hmm sounds like your incorrect I think.