Graphic cards

The graphics card - 0 and 1 becomes an image

The graphics card - consisting of GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), graphics memory (VRAM) and various cooling elements - is responsible for the image display of a computer. It transforms the zeros and ones of the computer world into a fluid image. Nowadays, most computer systems have a dedicated graphics card.
NVIDIA and AMD produce chips for all application areas. No matter whether office, workstation or gaming. In the wide range of manufacturers, the right hardware can be found for every situation.

What do you need to consider when buying

1. Graphics chip: What requirements does your system have for the graphics card? Compare the system requirements of their used Softwares and select the suitable processor. Office applications often require less graphics power than software in the gaming or render area.
2. Graphics memory: Graphics memory size and type are critical to the performance of the graphics card. This is often specified in a combination of size and memory type, for example "6GB GDDR5" or "8GB GDDR6".
3. Connectors: How many monitors do you want to connect? Which ports, such as HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA or DVI, do you need? You can often find information about which connections are supported in the corresponding data sheets.
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Use our large selection and find the right graphics card / GPU as well as many other hardware components. Or configure your individual desired system in the Configurator.