GPU Rendering

GPU rendering is the process of using a graphics card (GPU) to generate images, videos, or scenes quickly and efficiently. Unlike the CPU, which handles a broad range of tasks, the GPU specializes in parallel processing—performing many calculations simultaneously. This makes it ideal for rendering complex graphics, 3D models, and visual effects, resulting in faster, high-quality visuals. Essentially, GPU rendering accelerates the creation of detailed images by leveraging the GPU’s ability to handle massive amounts of calculations at once, enhancing performance in gaming, animation, and visual effects workflows.