VIDEO CARD/GRAPHICS
Audio and graphics processing is necessary for many popular applications like modern video games, streaming services, and 3D animation.
A video card, also known as a graphics card or graphics processing unit (GPU), is an essential component of a computer that enables the user to view visual information on the monitor. It processes data in the form of pixels, which make up images. This makes it possible to stream videos, play games in high resolution, and create intricate animations.
What are the components of a Video Card?
A video card usually consists of several components such as memory chips, a processor core, connectors for video output connections, and cooling system elements. The memory chips store data and instructions related to gaming or other visuals for quick access by the GPU processor core. The graphical output connections are used to connect the graphics card to an external display device such as a monitor or projector for viewing visuals. Finally, the cooling system element helps prevent any parts from overheating due to extended periods of intense use.
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