#GPU
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To benchmark your GPU, you can download 3DMark's synthetic benchmark software. It is known to be the gamer's benchmark and has many intensive tests. Then, there is PugetBench content creation benchmark for Adobe's suite of apps. You can also run the Blender GPU benchmark to test your GPU's performance. Also, games like Cyberpunk 2077, Red Dead Redemption 2, Microsoft Flight Simulator and more have in-game benchmarking tools.
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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.
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