Graphics Driver

A graphics driver is specialized software that acts as a communication link between your computer's operating system and the graphics card (GPU). It translates commands from the OS and programs into instructions the GPU can understand, enabling smooth rendering of images, videos, and games. Without a proper driver, the GPU can't function efficiently or correctly, leading to graphics issues or degraded performance. Regular driver updates help optimize compatibility, fix bugs, and improve visual performance, ensuring your display and graphics-intensive applications work reliably and at their best.