If you have no idea what kind of graphics card your Windows-based computer uses, read this page to learn how to check the model and details of your graphics card in four ways, which apply to Windows 7, 8, 10, etc.
Step 1: Right click on Computer/My Computer/This PC and select Manage to open the Computer Management app.
Step 2: Expand the System Tools, click on Device Manager, and then expand Display adapters on the right-side pane. There you can view the specific model of the graphics card.
Step 1: Right click on Windows desktop and select Screen resolution.
Step 2: Click Advanced settings link.
Step 3: Your graphics card properties dialog opens, then select the Adapter tab. Under the Adapter tab, you can view the specific type and other information of your graphics card.
Step 1: Press Win + R to bring up the Run dialog, then type msinfo32 in the box and click OK.
Step 2: After the System Information window opens, expand the Components and then click on Display. Then on the right-side pane, it displays the details of your display adapter, including adapter type, adapter description, adapter RAM, etc.
Step 1: Press Win + R key combination to open Run dialog, then type dxdiag and click OK. This will open "DirectX Diagnotic Tool" built in Windows.
Step 2: In the DirectX Diagnostic Tool window, select the Display tab. Then under the Device section, you can view the specific model name, manufacture and other information of your graphics card (display adapter).
