Is Lucid Virtu MVP important for Gaming

Hardware Motherboards
#1

Hello everyone im a bit confused, what's Virtu MVP and is it important for gaming as im preparing on building my first time gaming computer. the reason im asking beacuse i saw at my local store for $130 MSI Z77A-GD55 but it does not support MVP. or should i get instead these motherboards mentioned below all valued at $140(AUS) with i5 3570k and gxt 660:

1) Asus P8Z77-V-LK

2) Gigabyte Z77X-D3H

3) AsRock Z77-Extreme 4

 

 

Thanks 

#2

Virtu MVP utilizes the intergrated gpu on intel processors and the dedicated gpu that you choose to install. It is limited to specific games that Virtu MVP has support for but seemed to ok with the games I tested. I personally uninstalled it since my gtx670 already runs those games at 60+ fps and don't consider it important.

#3

Best if you dont use it, it's a big gimmick.

Lucid must have paid lots of green to get that shit on motherboards.

#4

What Pintend say is The Truth!

READ that:

http://www.anandtech.com/(F(QRuHtd_mh_FH7IZMXjjgvBxw8A_jJBQPMfeJMvNA6cOiDqheD-vlxo7zMFD8nY58fMkVY4Z_0drORdRmGUqEztAjE0m4bxWtoVJN4kfjYN81))/show/5728/2?showAllComments=False&cPage=1

http://www.hardware.fr/articles/858-1/lucidlogix-virtu-mvp-pratique.html

LucidLogix CHEAT.

ATI and nVidia cheat too in past to boast their benchmark.

What is pity more it's Intel support LucidLogix!

So Intel support dishonest company !!1

 

#5

Its ok, When i used it it did work pretty well, the adaptive V-Sync was nice and the Hyperperformance gave me about a 5% boost an my average framerate (so at 60 fps about 3 FPS) that being said its definitley not necessary.

Id go with the D3H out of that list of motherboads though, Gigbayte has a really solid lineup this gen for Intel.

#6

I've heard that it just switches to the igpu under low-power situations... nothing really important at all. won't make any noticable difference

#7

it can get rid of problems as screen tearing. And BTW i recoment you spend a little more for a GTX 660Ti

#8

it can get rid of problems as screen tearing. And BTW i recoment you spend a little more for a GTX 660Ti

#9

it can get rid of problems as screen tearing. And BTW i recoment you spend a little more for a GTX 660Ti

#10

it can get rid of problems as screen tearing. And BTW i recoment you spend a little more for a GTX 660Ti

#11

its pretty useless and a gimmick at best

overall i would not use if even if you could

#12

the idea of it is cool, but the implementation is kind of sucky and gimmicky. if it could remove the load of OS based graphics so your dedicated GPU would only have to deal with game graphics, then it would be cool stuff but that's not the case. so it's not really a selling point.

#13

Came with my motherboard and when I went to boot up my games they would become pixelated so badly I could barely make out the main menu, wouldn't recommend it to anyone they have a list of games that "support" it but I found at least 4 that didn't.

#14

that's vsync..... not virtu mvp