What Graphics Card Do I Have? Knowing what GPU you have can be confusing; here's how to check what graphics card you have.

Upgrading your GPU isn't just as simple as buying a new graphics card and popping it into your machine.

If you’re wondering what graphics card or chip is inside your Windows 10 or macOS laptop or desktop, we’ve got a few steps for you to follow to find out. There are numerous ways to find out ...

Choosing a graphics card can be confusing, with many specs, models, and speeds to consider. Here's how to buy the right GPU for you for years of happy gaming.

Knowing what GPU you have can be confusing; here's how to check what graphics card you have.

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.

Nvidia releases new "Game Ready" drivers on a regular basis to coincide with the release of major games, as well as periodically refresh cards' functionality.

Even if you aren't into overclocking, benchmarking your graphics card can help ensure your GPU is running as expected. Here's how to do it.

How to make your graphics card better by adjusting power limits Can graphics cards from AMD and Nvidia be made better with just a few clicks? Yes, here's how.

If it is, you'll then need to check whether you will have the clearance to have your graphics card vertically mounted and still be able to get the side panel on.

To install a graphics card into your PC, you'll need to open its case, remove the existing card, and slide your new card into the PCI Express slot.