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Is the idea that a dedicated graphics card is sufficient for 2D drafting in new versions of AUTOCAD outdated?

2021-03-23View Original

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I’ve heard before that for AutoCAD 2D drawing, an integrated graphics card is sufficient; a dedicated graphics card is too much of a waste. Recently, when using AutoCAD 2020 to perform tasks such as dragging and scaling drawings, the 1650 Super graphics card is used at full capacity, and the operations proceed very smoothly. Does this mean that the old assumptions are no longer valid? Has the new version of AUTOCAD improved the utilization rate of graphics cards?
Reply #22021-03-26
The integrated graphics work, but the frame rate isn’t high. You can buy professional cards like the Leadtek P2000.
Reply #32021-04-09
Later versions require a graphics processor; I previously had version 20 installed, but I’m still using version 08

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