How to Check Graphic Cards on Windows Vista
A graphics/video card is hardware that allows you to view graphics-based content on your screen. Some of the leading producers of graphics cards include NVIDIA and ATI-with cards in memory, performance and resolution depending on the model. In Windows Vista, knowing the type of graphics card installed on your computer ensures you install compatible programs, because programs vary in graphic's card requirements. Determine the graphics card you are using quickly using the Display Settings on your computer.
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Click the Windows "Start" menu, click the "Control Panel," click "Appearance and Personalization, and the click "Personalization."
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Launch the Display Settings window by clicking the "Display Settings" link. You should see the video/graphics card you are using. For example, if you are using a NVIDIA card , you should see the NVIDIA card model and memory.
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Close the Display Settings window when you finish.
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