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Understanding Video Cards: Components, Types, and Connections

Learn about video cards and their components such as memory chips, monitor connections, and GPU processors. Discover different types of cards and their connections to motherboards and monitors. Internet research and online presentations available for further understanding.

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Understanding Video Cards: Components, Types, and Connections

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  1. A-11 Objective: to learn about the video cardWarm-up: What is a computer power unit? Transformer for your computer

  2. Video Cards By Mr. Sigler

  3. What is a video card? • An expansion card that takes data and makes pictures. 0001101001111

  4. S-VIDEO DVI VGA Video Card Components • Motherboard Connections : Bring in data from the hard drive and electricity from the power supply. • Memory Chips : Hold the data during processing. • Monitor Connections: Send pixels to the monitor. Pixels are dots of color

  5. Driver is software that lets your computer see and use new hardware.

  6. Video Card Connections PCI PCI-E AGP Just write the 3 names

  7. Video Card Monitor Connection Terminology • Video Graphics Array:VGA connects to analog monitors. • Digital Visual Interface : DVI connects to digital display devices, LCD monitors and digital projectors. • S-Video :S-Video used to connect a PC video card to a television, only capable of 480i or 576i resolution. • High Definition Multimedia Interface : HDMI connects a computer to your HDTV set.

  8. Monitor

  9. What's a GPU? • A graphics card processor is called a Graphics Processing Unit(GPU). It Processes the data • ATI and NVIDIAproduce a large amount of the GPUs on the market. • http://nrhsonline.com/network%20presentations/2nd/Video%20Card%20Presentation.ppt.

  10. Internet Research • http://www.google.com/products/catalog?hl=en&q=video+card&safe=active&cid=3348648724719249707&os=tech-specs&surl=1

  11. Open Word • Table/ Insert/ Table • Email it to gordonsigler@gmail.com Research on www.Tigerdirect.com

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