How To Check Your Graphics Card Performance Using Device Manager
How to Check Your Graphics Card's Performance Using Device Manager
Finding out what GPU is installed on your Windows 10 computer is quite basic; however, finding the sort of real card needs a little more work. Figure out what GPU is installed on your Windows 10 computer.
1. On your Windows toolbar, right-click the Start Menu and choose Device Manager from the menu that appears.
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2. The components of your computer will be listed in the appropriate categories.
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3. To expand the Display Adapters section, either click on the arrow next to it or double-click it.
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4. Select your display adapter and double-click it to see further information about it, such as the port to which it is currently attached.
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