Nothing... A graphic card is a graphic adapter. A card usually specifies an adapter that is removable in a card slot, when the adapter can also be on the mother board. A graphics card is a graphic adapter, but not all graphics adapters are cards
The GPU (graphics processing unit) is the graphics card equivalent of the CPU (central processing unit) and usually refers to the computer chip that is on the graphics card, which has some extra stuff on it (like a plug to plug it into your computer).
Graphics Adapter is were you connect your monitor to, and the graphics controller is the circuitry that controls the graphics adapter.
According to Lenovo, you can use a 65W AC adapter for T500 models equipped with integrated graphics chips (Intel graphics). If you have the discreet graphics chip (ATI graphics), you should use the 90W AC adapter.
Enhanced Graphics Adapter was created in 1984.
Color Graphics Adapter was created in 1981.
A bus controller typically comes with an adapter if the word "adapter" is included in the product title.
Yes it is when you are speaking in terms of plugging your monitor in the graphics adapter port.
Video Graphics Adapter
A graphics card, video card, v card, video board, video display board, display adapter, video adapter, or graphics adapter is a computer component designed to convert the logical representation of visual information into a signal that can be used as input for a display medium. Displays are most often a monitor, but use of LCD TV, HDTVs, and projectors is growing increasingly common with the growth of the media center computer concept. The graphics card and display medium are able to communicate utilizing a variety of display standards. Graphics card are both integrated into motherboards, and sold as expansion cards........ wow this guy just copied this from a dictionary
Yes, there is an adapter that lets you use the controller for the PS2 with a PS3, it cost around $6.99.
video adapter or graphics card. As most of the graphics card have its own bios available
They both involve images.
The straight and simple answer is no. Laptops are not akin to desktops in which they can be upgraded as one wishes. The integrated graphics in your Toshiba is the best you will get from that machine internally. The only other option you have is an external video adapter which attaches through USB but you will not get high-performance graphics out of that to a level at which you can play a game, for example. If you want a gaming laptop, then you need to get a gaming laptop.
Not a Dual Shock 3 PS3 controller