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Google's built-in screenshot utility comes with screen recording capabilities. Not only that, but it also comes with a standalone app to make presenting easier. Use can use the utility, select the type of screen, and start recording. Or you can also use the Screencast utility to start recording and annotating while displaying your face with ease. If you don't want to record your audio, you could use extensions like Screenshot and Screen Recorder to easily record just the tab's sound.

You can easily find your GPU details from the Task Manager on Windows 11. Just launch the Task Manager and move to Performance > GPU. Other than that, you can check your integrated graphics detail inside Windows Settings. You can also launch the DirectX Diagnostic tool, Device Manager or System Information to get more information on your GPU.

Task Manager can help you lower the program priority, allows you to choose the startup programs, find offensive processes that are raking high disk usage, and more. While the utility is extremely easy to access, there are multiple ways to do so. There are eight ways to quickly launch the Task Manager, including searching for it using the Start menu. You can create a shortcut, use a designated keyboard shortcut, Run a utility, or use the Windows Taskbar to launch it quickly.