The onboard video
It's built into the motherboard.
The motherboard.
A motherboard is the physical arrangement in a computer that contains computers basic circuitry and components.
In order to display ANYTHING on a monitor you must have some kind of video circutry in your computer system. Whether it's an actual card that you plug into the motherboard or the circutry is built into the motherboard itself. Most laptops, since they are short on space, have some form of video built into the motherboard. However I have heard of some of the newer laptops that are being built for gamers having some awesome graphics capabilities but I don't think they are in the form of what you would think of as a "video card". In the end as long as you have the capability what does it matter whether it's built into the motherboard or on a card?
No, you should be able to go into your settings and turn off the onboard video card.
The motherboard holds most of the essential circuitry needed for the computer. It contains the CPU, the chipset, the buses, the memory, voltage regulators, the BIOS, the CMOS battery, and various controllers. The motherboard may or may not have integrated graphics. If not, the machine will need a separate video card.
Motherboard or system board
Most of the chips and circuitry in a computer are on the motherboard. That is the computer's main circuit board. There are also chips and circuitry on other internal components such as peripheral cards, the power supply, the monitor, the printer, and any drives.
An integrated video card is "integrated" into the motherboard. That means the motherboard has a video card built in. A "discrete" video card means that you have a separate video card, one that typically plugs in to one of the expansion slots.
The purpose of the motherboard is to guide the computer do computations and contains the basic circuitry of the computer. That's how computers can do "100,000 directions per second"
Yes, most of the surge strips have an in-built motherboard.
normally the motherboard have 1 slot for video card.