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What would you look for in a Graphic Card and what are the significances of each spec?

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Question ajoutée par JOn Doe
Date de publication: 2013/05/05
mohamed mustafa mohamed abrahim
par mohamed mustafa mohamed abrahim , System Administrator , Abdul Aziz Saleh Al-Rashed

Graphic Card Specifications amount of memory the vision and practice of Games and the requirements of downloading the latest Windows operating systems any operating system requires a high specification of high-resolution techniques currently.

Asif Parvaiz
par Asif Parvaiz , IT Engineer , Rozander Security System & Computer LLC

amount of memory, frame rate

Winston Interno
par Winston Interno , Food & Beverage Service Assistant , Le Royal Meridien Beach Resort & Spa

Important feature to look into is the frame rate, which will directly impact the performance of the card by allowing for smoother animation.
But if you only wants to improve your computer video performance and thinking to upgrade it, you first consider other hardware you have if it is compatible to your existing spec or not so, be sure to examine the graphic card you want to use.

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par Utilisateur supprimé

The significance of each different specification depends on the application you're looking at using the card for.
For an example if gaming is your requirement you would be looking at items such as the graphics card memory, memory speed and GPU speed.
However if you're looking at a workstation type application for example purely using AutoCad or for multiple screens you would look more at cards designed for that environment such as a nVidia Quadro or ATi FireGL card.
In those cases you would look at more the amount of memory on the card and the type/number of connectors on the card itself.
I think you'll find that most times you need a graphics card for a specific use those requirements will be listed and you can use that as a baseline for what you should be looking for.

if you already have card you can test dvx but you dont have can read the guide but the first you can answer the question how used the graphic card

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