S10 integrated graphic chipset ?

Hello, I'm about to puchase an S10 and I wonder if the motherboard integrate any basic graphic controler (like an intel gma 950 for instance) ?
This would allow to boot and start configuring the S10 without any PCIe card.
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neither of the ThinkStation models have integrated graphics.   they will always need a PCI-e x16 graphics card to display video.
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