1. If your computer is a desktop, the simplest way to identify the model and specs of your graphics card is to open the system unit and check the graphics card itself. The model number will generally be printed on the card. You can also look at the back of the card to see what type of connection ports it has, or look at the manufacturer’s website to see what type of card it is.
2. If your computer is a laptop, it can be more difficult to identify the model and specs of your graphics card. In this case, you can use a tool such as GPU-Z, which can scan your laptop’s hardware and give you the respective model numbers and technical details. Alternatively, you can check the user guide for your laptop model to find out what type of graphics card it has.
3. Another option is to run a system information utility that can provide detailed information about your graphics card. Many operating systems include system information tools such as System Info in Windows, System Profiler in MacOS, and lshw in Linux.
4. If you don’t have access to any of these tools, you can also use a search engine to look up your computer model or graphics card name. This can often provide information about the model and specs of your graphics card.
5. You can also download and install benchmarking software, such as 3DMark, to determine the performance of your graphics card. Benchmarking software can measure the speed of your card and compare it to other cards in its class. This can help you determine if you have an entry level card or a high end card.
6. Lastly, you can also check the GPU driver version on your system. The driver version can tell you the exact model of your graphics card. You can find the driver version by opening the Device Manager in Windows (or System Settings in MacOS).