GPU CHECK
How to check what GPU you have
Your GPU is usually easy to find once you know where Windows puts it. The confusing part is systems with integrated graphics, a dedicated graphics card, or virtual display adapters.
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Download PC DynoUse Task Manager
Task Manager normally shows each graphics adapter and its dedicated GPU memory.
- Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc.
- Open Performance.
- Choose GPU. The model name appears in the upper-right area.
Use Device Manager
Device Manager is useful when you want to see every display adapter Windows currently exposes.
- Right-click Start and choose Device Manager.
- Expand Display adapters.
- Ignore obvious virtual display adapters when you are trying to identify the physical gaming GPU.
PC Dyno verification
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