An office PC has no graphics card, yet its monitor works through the video port on the motherboard. What provides the graphics?
Un PC de bureau n'a pas de carte graphique, et pourtant son écran fonctionne via le port vidéo de la carte mère. Qu'est-ce qui fournit l'affichage ?
Answers
AThe hard disk's controller chipLa puce du contrôleur du disque dur
BThe network card, which has a small display chipLa carte réseau, qui possède une petite puce d'affichage
CThe power supplyL'alimentation
DGraphics integrated into the processorLa partie graphique intégrée au processeur
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