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video cardIntegrated circuit that generates the video signal sent to a computer display. The card is usually located on the computer motherboard or is a separate circuit board, but is sometimes built into the computer display unit. It contains a digital-to-analog module, as well as memory chips that store display data. All video cards (also known as video adapters, video boards, and video controllers) adhere to a display standard, such as SVGA or XGA. video cardA common term for "display adapter," which is a printed circuit board that generates the images for the computer's screen. See display adapter.
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based supplier of premium ASYLUM brand 3D video cards based on award-winning NVIDIA graphics technology. Manufacturers of graphics processing units (GPUs) and video cards have expressed a high degree of interest in the new GDDR4, which is ready for customer sampling this month. Both AMD and NVIDIA have supported Double Data Rate (DDR) memory for PCs and video cards. |
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