The easiest way to determine which graphics card your computer has is to use the Windows Device Manager. The Device Manager is an application built into Windows which displays information about all the hardware devices connected to the computer, including the graphics card. To access the Device Manager, open the Start menu and type in “Device Manager” in the search box. Once you open the Device Manager, look for the heading “Display Adapters” and click on it to expand the list. All the graphics cards installed on the computer will be listed here. If you have more than one graphics card, it may show up as two separate items, one for each card.
You can also find out which graphics card your computer has by looking at the specifications sticker on the computer itself. Each computer manufacturer puts a unique sticker on their products which include the system’s configuration information. Look for the section which lists the details of the graphics card. It should include the manufacturer’s name, model number, and other information about the card.
If you are still unable to identify the graphics card, you can also use a tool such as GPU-Z or CPU-Z to find out what graphics card you have. Both tools are free to download and will provide detailed information about your system, including the graphics card. Once you have downloaded and installed the program, start it up and it will automatically scan your system and display the graphics card information.
Another option is to check the user manual that came with your computer when you bought it. The manual should include a section which lists all the components of your system, including the graphics card. It should have the model number and other technical details about the card.
Finally, if all else fails, you can always contact the manufacturer of your computer and ask them what graphics card is installed in it. They should be able to provide you with the information you need.