Determining what graphics card you have lets you know what sorts of games and applications you can run. Here's how to do that.

Learn how to check if your Graphics Card is working properly or not, and has problems and is dying. It will show you some signs or symptoms.

Here's how to identify your Windows PC or laptop's graphics card (or graphics subsystem) and make sure everything is up-to-date.

Method 3: Check graphics card from the Windows 10 Device Manager The Device Manager is a tool that allows you to control the hardware attached to your computer.

Check Card Visibly Remove the side panel from your computer's desktop tower, or laptop casing if you are able, and inspect the graphics card for any signs of wear or damage.

Checking for the graphics card on Windows 11 is not as easy as going to the Settings page and finding the GPU name there.

You know that improving the graphics on your computer will provide a much better picture—but you're not sure where to start. Here's everything you need to know.

With a little bit of research and elbow grease (or a Thunderbolt 3 dock), an external graphics card setup lets you upgrade your laptop for a fraction of the cost of a new gaming PC.

Here's a quick way to check your computer's graphics card temperature on Windows 11.

If you have to know your graphics card make, model, and other info, in this guide, I'll show you five methods on Windows 11.