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显卡选购需知十条（Ten cards need to know） Ten cards need to know 1, memory is not everything Memory capacity of high resolution and high quality settings for the game is very necessary, but not all the time is the bigger the better memory capacity. For Radeon 9550 or GeForce 6200A is equipped with 512MB memory as to ordinary cars equipped with a 25 liter fuel tank, only is neither fish nor fowl. Most of the time, large capacity memory only in the specification table to show off, one into the practical application on the true colors. 512MB Radeon X1300? Not as good as 256MBs Radeon X1600 2, GPU is the key The memory is very important, but the graphics card is the core of GPU/VPU, as the brain and heart of the human body. When you see a video card, the first thing we need to know is its GPU type. However, we need to focus on more than just nVIDIA, GeForce, or ATi Radeon, as well as suffixes such as GT, GS, GTX, XT, and XTX behind the models, because they represent different frequencies or pipeline specifications. Fortunately, we now have a very rich product line in front of us; unfortunately, the multifarious numbers are enough to make any head ache. 3, lines, shading units and core frequencies The GPU core frequency, the number of lines, and the number of shader units can basically represent the performance of a GPU. Before the advent of the unified architecture, we were faced with pixel pipelines and vertex pipelines, the former of which was particularly important. Low end graphics usually have 4 pixel lines, 8-12 in the middle, and 16 or more in the high-end. The higher the core frequency, the better it is, but the number of pixel pipelines is critical. 400MHz plus 8 lines is much better than 500MHz plus 4 lines. GeForce 7900GTX has 24 pixel shader pipelines 4, Windows, Vista, and DirectX 10 Microsofts new operating system, Windows Vista, is due to debut early next year, and the new API DirectX 10 will follow. At the same time bringing new technologies, the two will undoubt