[MrBig101]

ATI X1300 on the desktop (still trying to fix that ATI bug, it's ornery!) and intel 965GMA on my tablet.  I have to cut off a lot of the bells and whistles if I remember correctly (like specular and environmental lighting), but it technically runs.

[KyadCK]

ATI onboard hd4290 and ATI Radeon HD5570 running in unison (not crossfire), works pretty well for an onboard/dedicated combo

[Quanto]

NVidia 9800 GTX running solo (no sli)
It's at least got a gig of its own ram.

[Leuthesius]

Don't ignore us integrated graphics folks!

Running an i7-620M HP Elite Book 2740p with Integrated Intel HD Accelerator Graphics. I do not have a scuzzy little cheapo machine, but its a tablet and was built primarily for school/work. It's capable with the right options! (My main desktop sploded :C )

[swamper123]

Freespace in a tablet , woud like to play it that way

[JCDNWarrior]

Don't ignore us integrated graphics folks!

Running an i7-620M HP Elite Book 2740p with Integrated Intel HD Accelerator Graphics. I do not have a scuzzy little cheapo machine, but its a tablet and was built primarily for school/work. It's capable with the right options! (My main desktop sploded :C )

One advantage is that the i3-i5-i7 generations (and newer) use a much better generation of intelgrated graphics, though still limiting. Those generations are comparable to the cheapest current generations of laptop/desktop graphics cards, so they're not as far behind as the earlier generation ones.

[Leuthesius]

@ Swamper - I'm using it in normal mode. Just happens to be a tablet. I don't think that the touch screen would be very good for navigation.

[shiv]

For now this is for me:

Notebook: Intel 965 (X3100) integrated graphics
Desktop 1: GeForce GT 240 which replaced my dead 9600 GT
Desktop 2: Riva TNT 2

[headdie]

TNT 2, awesome card in the day

[borizz]

My desktop has an ATI 4870 (512MB version).

My laptop has 2 videocards, one Intel processor integrated (core i5, I think its an intel HD 3000) and one ATI Mobility 5650 1GB.

The integrated chip is actually surprisingly strong, it plays Team Fortress 2 at native resolution (1366x768), everything high and at 30 fps. Doesn't look too good, but it's way more than I expected.