How to show Graphics Card Details

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How To Show Graphics Card Detail in PCs / Laptops

In different OS the way of finding graphics details are different.

In Windows

In Windows , we have many ways …let’s see one by one./
    1. From Driver Settings
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    2. From Run Option
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    3. From Screen Resolution Option
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step 1 : Right Click On ‘My Computer’. Then Click on ‘manage’ .
step 2 : Click On ‘Device manager’ .
step 3: Here , we can find all the drivers of the computers. Now to show the Graphics Card & Drivers Detail Expand the Display Adapter Option.
Step 4 : Double Click on sub-option in Display Adapter , then go to the detail tab of the window. that shows all the graphics related details.
Step 1:  Press Shortcut key of Run Windows + R…or goto start menu and search ‘dxdiag’. Then Hit Enter.
Step 2 :  Start the Direct X Diagnostic…Click On the Display tab.
Step 3 : Here all the details related to graphics are displayed.
Step 1: Press Right Click on Display and select the ‘Screen Resolution’ option.
Step 2 : Click on the ‘Advance settings’ link
Step 3 : Now the New opened windows displayed all graphics information.




Mac and Linux Tricks are shown in next post…so keep calm.

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