graafikakaardile
Graafikakaardile, also known as a graphics card or video card, is a specialized electronic circuit designed to rapidly create and output images to a display device such as a monitor. Its primary function is to relieve the central processing unit (CPU) of the burden of rendering graphics, allowing the CPU to focus on other computational tasks. This offloading significantly improves the overall performance of a computer, especially in visually demanding applications.
Modern graafikakaardile typically feature their own dedicated memory, known as VRAM (Video Random Access Memory), which
The capabilities of a graafikakaardile are often categorized by their performance class, ranging from integrated graphics