Graphics Processing

Graphics processing involves specialized hardware called a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) that efficiently handles visual data and rendering tasks. It works by rapidly processing large amounts of data to generate images, videos, and animations, making graphics smooth and detailed. Unlike the CPU, which performs general tasks, the GPU is optimized for parallel processing, enabling it to render complex visuals quickly. This is essential for gaming, 3D modeling, and video editing, providing high-quality visuals and improved performance. Essentially, the GPU accelerates how visual content is created and displayed on screens, creating a seamless visual experience.