Buyers searching for good graphics—especially for decent 3-D performance—in value or entry-level PCs can't look to Intel—its chipsets that incorporate graphics don't even deliver adequate entry-level performance. The company's latest, the Pentium 4's 865G chipset (and the older 845G) integrates Intel's Extreme Graphics engine—Extremely Slow Graphics would be more apt, though. And although the nVidia nForce chipset improves the gaming lives of those who buy AMD-based systems, a Pentium 4 version isn't expected any time soon. But business, like nature, abhors a vacuum, and graphics company ATI has swept into the void with the Radeon 9100 IGP, a new system chipset aimed at improving the graphics performance of value and entry-level Intel-based PCs.

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