GPU - Graphics Processing Unit
A graphics card is one of the most important and expensive components that goes into a new PC build. It's commonly used to render graphics for video games, but you can use it for various other tasks, including video editing, 3D model rendering, machine learning, and more. GPUs typically have higher processing throughput compared to CPUs, which is why they're also commonly used for processing in various source code editors like Visual Studio Code (VS Code).
VS Code, in particular, uses your graphics card's resources for various things like GPU environment management, usage tools, debugging support, and more. That's why it's important to set up the VS Code interface properly, ensuring it gets access to your GPU and its resources.
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