Anything you can see on your computer is due to your system's graphics card or video card. Also known as a video card, the card, in association with the computer motherboard, produces images for display. Needless to say, how important it is.
Therefore, in order for the graphics card to function properly at all times, we need to check for the latest drivers at regular intervals. If available, it should be updated. Otherwise, your games, applications or videos may not work properly. Now, before updating the driver, you need to know which graphics card you are currently using. Let's see how to check the graphics card specs on your Windows 10 PC>
Method 1: Using the Direct X Diagnostic Tool
Step 1: Desktop> right click on the file Home button> select run.
Step 2: run box> tipo dxDiag > hit Log in > DirectX Diagnostic Tool.
Step 3: DirectX Diagnostic Tool window> Monitor tab> left> Device > check the graphics card specifications.
You can also check the controller details on the right. However, as these are basic details, they may not be enough. For detailed specifications, try the second method.
Method 2: using the GPU-Z tool
Step 1: Desk > Home> generally GPU-Z> click on the result.
Step 2: If you don't have the tool yet, download GPU-Z for detailed information on graphics card specifications. Download the portable and standard version of the tool using the links below:
Portable GPU-Z
https://portableapps.com/apps/utilities/gpu-z-portable
Download standard GPU-Z
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/
Step 3: A GPU-Z window, check the file Technology field> the smaller the number, the better the performance> Release date tells you how old he is> Him Memory typeWe should be GDDR3 and above. You can also check other details according to your needs.
That's all! And this is how you can easily check the graphics card specs on your Windows 10 PC.
