Why you must use a graphics card on your laptop or pc

Graphics card is an expansion card which generates a feed of output images to a display (such as a computer monitor). Frequently, these are advertised as discrete or dedicated graphics cards, emphasizing the distinction between these and integrated graphics.Not everyone buys a graphics card for their PC. This is because many people think that do not need it and the onboard graphics can serve their purpose. Well they may be correct to some extent but having a graphics card (even an entry level one) has its own advantages and benefits which I am going to discuss next in this article.




Richer Gaming Experience


Increase in Computer Performance

The performance of your computer will surely increase by having a graphics card. This is because of the following two things:

1. Takes Load Off from CPU

An on-board graphics solution is generally dependent on CPU for all the graphical processing and calculations, so a part of the CPU remains engage in providing graphics, which can reduce the overall performance of a CPU and thus the whole system. A Graphics Card does not depend on the CPU and has its own GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) for performing all the graphics related operations and processing.

2. Free Up System Memory (RAM)

An onboard graphics solution takes up the system memory (RAM) for storing all the graphics information & data which can reduce a part of your total system memory. Whereas a graphics card has its own memory for performing all the graphics related tasks and processing.

Performance Increase in 3D Applications & Softwares

If you are a graphics designer or uses high end graphics and 3D applications like phototoshop, maya, heavy video editing tools etc. then having a graphics card can really speed up your work and you also get better performance & accurate results in these high-end graphics applications and tools.

Better Video and HD Experience

If you watch lots of HD and Blu-ray movies then a graphics card can really enhance your experience in watching high definition videos and movies.

Better Driver Support

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