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Graphics Cards

A piece of computer hardware that transforms binary data in the CPU into the viewable picture on the monitor of a computer. It is typically comprised mainly of memory, a processor heatsink, a processor fan, and a motherboard connection.

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How many processes can run on a computer?

As Many as your Memory (RAM) and CPU SPeed can handle. If you are lucky enough to purchase a newly retired NASA PC, This concern of your your will magically disappear.

How do you adjust shared video memory?

when your system is starting press delete button you will some options with blue background. search over the first two options you will find it surely ?

What graphics card must you have if you need Pixel shader 2.0?

To support Pixel Shader 2.0, you need a graphics card that is compliant with DirectX 9.0 or higher. Most graphics cards released after 2004, including models from NVIDIA's GeForce 6 series and ATI's Radeon 9500 and above, meet this requirement. It's important to ensure that the specific model you choose explicitly supports Pixel Shader 2.0.