video cards
Display rendering hardware
Video cards are computer components that process and output visual information to a display.
Also called graphics cards or GPUs (graphics processing units), they handle everything from basic desktop rendering to demanding 3D games and professional visualization work.
Modern video cards contain their own processors and memory, functioning as specialized computers within computers: I need to upgrade my video card to run this game.
Metal goods and fittings
- overclockingExceeding manufacturer's speed specifications
- coolingLosing thermal energy
- chipsetCoordinated circuit collection
- bandwidthData transmission capacity
thermal · cores · API · DirectX · Vulkan · drivers · firmware · heatsink
Simulated light propagation method
- 3DThree-axis spatial representation
- modelingSimulating or demonstrating form
- CADTechnical drawing technology
- simulationImitation of real processes
Blender · animation · viewport · shaders · textures · rasterization · upscaling · antialiasing
hardware
Metal goods and fittings
- overclockingExceeding manufacturer's speed specifications
- coolingLosing thermal energy
- chipsetCoordinated circuit collection
bandwidth · thermal · cores · API · DirectX · Vulkan · drivers · firmware · heatsink · fan
raytracing
Simulated light propagation method
- 3DThree-axis spatial representation
- modelingSimulating or demonstrating form
- CADTechnical drawing technology
simulation · Blender · animation · viewport · shaders · textures · rasterization · upscaling · antialiasing · real-time
GPU
Visual processing hardware
benchmark · performance · Radeon · VRAM · settings · resolution · 1080p · 4K · ultra · high
video cardsCPU
Main computing chip
central processing unit · processor · sound cards · motherboard · RAM
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