What is a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit)? GPU vs. CPU

If you've ever opened an image file on a computer, then you've used a GPU. Watch to learn what a GPU is, how it works, and how it's different from a CPU.

A GPU, short for graphics processing unit, is a computer chip that performs rapid mathematical equations for the purpose of rendering images. They can be part of a dedicated or integrated graphics card.

The central processing unit, or CPU, used to be responsible for these calculations, but as graphics became more elaborate and widely used, this put a slowed down the computer's overall performance. GPUs are able to render images more quickly than a CPU and even free up processing power. What was once used primarily for video games is now a common feature on all computers.

What type of GPUs does your business use? Let us know in the comments and don't forget to give this video a like.

Subscribe to Eye on Tech for more videos covering the latest in business technology, including security, networking, AI, DevOps, enterprise strategy, storage, devices and more:

#GPU #GraphicsProcessingUnit #GPUvsCPU

[janefairlie]

Thank you for explaining the difference between these two so clearly and simply for non-tech folks as myself! Keep it up!

[emangee]

Info Tech is Tuff but like none other us people and Technicians must keep it Going.

[pespi-]

wow at 1:33 as you say " be sure to like this video " the like/dislike button gets a rainbow border! its cool

[TradingGzwithG]

AMD or NVIDIA stock? Which would you invest in 🤔

[sonalmax]

can i change my graphic processer capsabilities

[adhikarytitash]

video editing and video rendaring, I use GPU for that purpose

[aminaalfaitory]

Please can you help me with information about the Gpu memory hierarchy with books or references. If you can, I will write to my e-mail for communication

[wingtungchan]

I5⏰4460 A POOR LOW VIDEO IS JUST SAY AND SAID I...I AM THANK FOR YOUR THING LIKE MY WHAT IS G.P.U？I MEAN JUST LIKE YOU YES, LIKE YOU YES TOO AND POOL OR POOR I