Graphics Card

A graphics card, also called a GPU, is a specialized component in a computer that handles rendering images, videos, and animations. It processes complex visual data and outputs it to your monitor, enabling smooth graphics for gaming, video editing, and other visual tasks. Think of it as a dedicated worker focused on creating sharp, detailed visuals faster than the computer’s main processor (CPU) alone. Modern graphics cards have their own memory and processing units, allowing them to deliver high-quality graphics efficiently, enhancing your overall visual experience.