Use TechPowerUp GPU-Z to find the specific model of your video cardįirst, download GPU-Z. TIP: Here’s is how to use the DirectX Diagnostic Tool to troubleshoot problems with your Windows PC. For example, our laptop listed our NVIDIA GeForce MX250 dedicated graphics card as an integrated Intel UHD Graphics chip. It ads a Display tab for each GPU, but it shares the same name in all tabs.
One problem with this tool is that it is old and doesn’t work well with computers with two video cards or more. In the DirectX Diagnostic Tool, go to the Display tab Next, click on the Display tab and, in the Device section, see the Name of the graphics card you’re using. Open the Run window ( Win + R), type dxdiag and press Enter on your keyboard or click OK. See what graphics card you have using the DirectX Diagnostic Tool TIP: If you have two graphics cards inside your computer, learn how to choose the default GPU for gaming or apps in Windows 10. One downside to this method is that it doesn’t show the specific manufacturer of your video card. To learn more about a video card, double-click or double-tap on its name. In Device Manager, go to Display adapters Then, expand the Display adapters in the list of devices that are part of your PC or laptop, and you should see at least one video card. Find the model of the graphics card you’re using from Device ManagerĪnother method involves opening the Device Manager. In Task Manager, go to Performance, and then to GPUĪs shown in the screenshot above, we have two GPUs on our laptop: one integrated Intel UHD Graphics card and a dedicated NVIDIA GeForce MX250 video card.
For each GPU entry, you see the name of the graphics card, statistics about its usage, available graphics card memory, and so on. If you have multiple video cards, which is common on gaming laptops, you see several entries named GPU1, GPU2, and so on. Then, in the left column, scroll down and click or tap on GPU. One quick way to find out the graphics card(s) model is to fire up the Task Manager ( CTRL + SHIFT + Escape) and go to the Performance tab. Check what graphics card you have using the Windows 10 Task Manager
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