Integrated graphics refer to a type of graphics processing unit (GPU) that is built directly into a computer's central processing unit (CPU). This design allows for efficient use of space and power, making it a popular choice for laptops and budget desktops. Integrated graphics are suitable for everyday tasks like browsing the internet, watching videos, and light gaming. Unlike dedicated graphics cards, which have their own memory and processing power, integrated graphics share system memory with the CPU. While they are generally less powerful than dedicated GPUs, advancements in technology have improved their performance, enabling users to run more demanding applications and games at lower settings.