How to Check Your Graphics Card on Windows 10

HardReset.InfoOctober 7, 20251 min27 views

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Checking Graphics Card via Windows 10 Settings

💡 Open the Start menu and navigate to Settings.
📌 Select System, then scroll down to the About section.
🎯 Here, you can find the name of your graphics card and its video memory.

Checking Graphics Card via Task Manager

🚀 Right-click the taskbar and open Task Manager.
🔍 Go to the Performance section and select the GPU tab.
📊 This view provides the graphics card name and allows you to check all its specifications.

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