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What's inside your graphics card?

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

Use a computer? Game on a PC? Ever wonder how those graphics get so pretty? Let's go inside your high-end graphics card with this animation gameranx: Hey folks! It's Falcon. We just put this out and I noticed around 4:20 (nice) I said -PS4,- but it's actually PS3 that has separated RAM - PS4 has 8gb GDDR5 that the APU (combo GPU/CPU architecture) can distribute however it needs to. It was a slip of the tongue and we wanted to make sure people understood the correct information. Thanks everyone, and hope you like the video!
Date: 2022-03-21

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Comments and reviews: 4

monberg1000
My graphic card fans suck air in instead. Is that normal?
I have had some problems whenever I try to play something that requires a bit of grafik. My computer shuts down and restart.
Other aspects of my pc works fine, so I think it must be something to do with the graphic card.
Any suggestions how to fix this?
I have dusted it off.
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Pertev
Wait there still one thing I don't understand. What is the process order of the graphics card, after it gets the visual data (Textures, models, effects etc.) from the CPU or SSD, if DirectStorage. Or how does it ask for.
VRAM > GPU > Display
GPU > VRAM > Display
or
VRAM > GPU > VRAM > Display
?
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Gav
i hope in the future someone make a graphics card with an upgradable gpu directly from the socket and the vram looked like a desktop ram which is upgradable, not soldered
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Rithwik
Lol i had to check twice....My teacher gave me this video to study and i started it one hour before the exam.....Sad that i didn't start earlier
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