Graphic card

The graphics card is sub-installed in the computer used to display images on the monitor screen. It is responsible for what we see on the screen, be it in text, a program or a game. In order for the graphics card to work, you need to install the appropriate driver (Driver) that comes on the media for the corresponding graphics card (usually on a CD), but can also be found on the Internet. The graphics card can be integrated on the motherboard or comes as a separate part. It is connected to a computer via buses. Each card has a processor, a solid amount of memory important for gaming and some other elements.

Nvidia

NVIDIA is an American multinational company founded in 1993, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, USA. The company specializes in the production of graphics processors for personal computers, workstations and mobile devices. They are best known for a series of graphics cards for personal computers called GeForce and the Quadro series used for CAD, digital media content creation and similar professional applications. The company is also known for its nForce motherboard chipset.

Amd

is a brand of computer products, including graphics processing units, RAM, RAM disk software and SSD drives, manufactured in Radeon Technologies Group, a division of Advanced Micro Devices. The brand was launched in 2000 by ATI Technology, acquired by AMD in 2006 for 5 , $ 4 billion. AMD does not distribute cards directly to consumers (although some exceptions can be found). Instead, the GPU sells to independent manufacturers, who build and sell video cards to OEMs and retail channels.