Hey folks! It's Falcon. We just put this out and I noticed around 4:20 (nice) I said "PS4," but it's actually PS3 that has separated RAM - PS4 has 8gb GDDR5 that the APU (combo GPU/CPU architecture) can distribute however it needs to. It was a slip of the tongue and we wanted to make sure people understood the correct information. Thanks everyone, and hope you like the video!

My rtx 2080ti is made of my entire bank balance.

“We electrocuted rocks into doing math”

I keep my computer’s side cover off so I can stick my feet in there to keep them warm. No need to wast all that heat.

My 980ti is composed of my blood, sweat, and tears... and soon my 2080ti will be composed of my kidney and perhaps a small portion of my liver. LOL

Blood, that's what's inside.

The GeForce FX 5800 is powered by the screams of banshees.

Title: What’s inside your graphics card Me: wHaT aRE YoU tALKinG AbOuT I doN’t HaVe a GraPhiCs caRD

This was more informative and fun to watch than any other video about computers I've watched. Please do more of these explaining what different components of computers do!

Back when GPU's were just a pcb and a heatsink

This guy: what's inside your gpu? Me: *cries in Intel's integrated graphics*

Voltage Regulator = Regulates Voltage. Way too much information.

my 980ti is filled with the tears of orphans

Your thumbnail makes me think of the pictures of the back of massive server walls, with red cables everywhere. Like The Shining but made of bloody spaghetti.

The computer in a computer analogy is great. In essence a normal computer is mostly concerned about handling many different things sequentially, whereas a GPU is optimised for parallelisation (doing the same thing many times at once) and therefore has many cores that all do the same thing at the same time. This is why GPUs are actually used in many sciences for non-graphical purposes for parallel computing purposes. The reason this parallelisation works for graphics is because the general process of real-time graphics rendering has been relatively standartised for a long time. They always go through the same couple steps, each of which designed to allow for many independent parallel calculations. The minimum is: 1. Deform every vertex according to the camera, 2. put a raster on top to see what is "behind" each pixel, 3. calculate the lighting for each pixel to get the colour. In the end it becomes possible to apply even shadows to every combination of pixel/light source without knowing the rest of the world, so the lighting can be entirely parallelised with each pixel calculation being independent of the others. For a long time engine developers could barely even program the GPU. The process was simply preset and they could only change around some parameters. These days GPUs are a lot more like CPUs and allow much more customised code.

*Sees video titled "What's inside your graphics card"* Me: "I dunno, graphics?"

That Thumbnail is freaking dope!

I think all Gameranx videos should be animated.

Gameranx: Whats your gpu? Me: RX 550 Series Gameranx: What is inside? Me: Cough..Cough... we don't talk about that

This is the most.. casual educational video I ever saw. Didn't know I needed this. The narrator's voice is great.

That thumbnail reminds me of mortal kombat

Having never touched a gaming PC, this is extremely intriguing and informative. Thanks!

i'm pretty versed in PC components and how they function but I really enjoyed the diagrams and bits of art

its filled with powerful organs, and its more stronger than human

I always assumed magical creatures.

Wow thanks for the great video. I love working with computers thanks 😊

Thank you so much! This is so much easier to understand vs just explaining it. I would love to see more videos like these.

Voltage doesn't flow. Current flows. That's like saying when you run your faucet, the pressure is flowing. No.

Pretty simply and nicely explained. Great video! :^)

Loving the new animation!

What a perfect design representation, great job even on small components and zooms

The animation is amazing. And very informative. Thank you

I actually learned something from this, thanks

*3:15** - ANTHEM ... ERROR !!!* lol so true

Nice do more of these videos man.

This was really helpful and informative! I really liked the art style as well ♥️

You would have already known this if you would have watched the verge's PC building guide

I opened my graphic card and I found a dwarf, an elf and two Chinese children.

Really appreciate ur efforts doing all the explanations and animations! Great Work, really helping too! Thanks

Everyone needs to see this, there is no video actually explaining what any parts REALLY do and what they're meant for (sorta), definitely should do more of these videos! Keep up the good work!

The Thumbnail contains "Graphic" content!!!

I saw this somewhere ones, imagine two class rooms, one with 1000s kids doing lots of simple maths like addiction, subtraction, etc and other room 4 or 6 Maths teachers with PhD solving complex task like calculus and algebra, etc. First room is a Gpu and second a cpu in a nutshell. I just love the WOLRD OF PCs. ❤️🔥

This was so well made. Thankyou

As someone who is trying to learn about computers from very little previous knowledge, please make more of these... it’s very helpful

Any chance you could do another informative video like this for a motherboard or a CPU,I think that would really be great. I learned more here than I learned in 4 years of a technical high school. Anyways, loved the video 😀

Taste like a candy bar

Thank you for this video i was trying to find a good video to see how graphics cards worked and this is definitely the best one and easy to understand

I love the animation. keep up the great work!

This was really interesting, I never knew about this stuff, I play on console so I just plugged and play. I would like more of these and it would be cool if u did console breakdowns.

I do remember some article on the internet tell the reason why GPU tend to have thousand of cores or even more, where CPU just have 4,6 or 8. it gives the analogy of painting something really big, Imagine you have a task to paint a football pitch size picture in a limited amount of time, would you have 4 very professional painter or would you have 500 average painter.

We need more videos like this man great job

Man your way of explanation is great I have never seen any one explaining a concept this clear....

I just looked this up and at 5:40 you said and the graphic shows that the fans pull air through the heatsink but what I found said that most of the time video card fans blow air from inside the case onto the heatsink. Good video though always like to see others and myself learn things I didn’t know.

An awesome video! Kudos for the animator, the script, Falcon and all the team!!

Fantastic video thanks for explaining!

Wow, you informed me and made me feel old simultaneously. Great work!!!

Falcon: "This is falcon" Me: "no you're an owl!"

My graphics card has some dust and some cables

I really love this channel for it's special content (Like this 1 :) ). Keep up the good job you guys. Great vid!

Great Video! Thank you for uploading.

He : What's inside your graphic card? Me: So what exactly is a graphic card?

You guys need to do more of these.

What an awesome animation! Nicely done! :D

Hey guys this one is great, I'm working as IT in Norway and this video is perfect to show the less knowledgeable. I'm gonna show this to one of the students we have interning and that's gonna be a great way to learn. Keep up the great work!!

...magical graphics elves?

Downloading more RGB= PROTEIN

Best video i have ever seen about tech

that was a suprisingly good explanation, i find it hard to put it into words when trying to explain processors and memory to people, but this was worded really well

Graphic Card caught fire on VRM. Then Artifact damage on VRAM.

GPU cores such as CUDA cores and the cores in a CPU shouldnt be compared, thats a bit misleading and incorrect. Also, the cooling on gpus doesnt expel the heat the way you showed, its reveresed, it sucks up cooler air and blows on to the heatsink and across the pcb(if that specific card doesnt have a thermal plate between the heatsick and pcb. and vram isnt quite comparable to system memory, they behave completely differently.

Man i just fkin love the way falcon talks, great stuff.

I love this type of video. I would love to see a video on a computer as a whole

*Just call it VRAM.* -Falcon 2019

Also, most current graphics cards use _GDDR5_ not -GDDR6-

props to the animator, lovee the style

This is informative. Thank you for sharing.

The PCB is also known as wafer? I dont think so..

All this talk about the GPU passing data to the computer, when in reality it's the other way around and you didn't even mention HOW the graphics card produces the video signal?

i love the new animations !

Hi there, excellent video, i just want it to mention that there are some other important components too like the part that made the sound posible, remember that most of GPU cards have HDMI port that managed sound too. Some of the VRM are for these sound modules. Thanks for the video.

Does that airflow chart bother anyone else but me?

What if a graphics card had a graphics card? 🤔

I Love how you explained this, is there any way you can do a more detailed version?

Love the animation!

Change scares me.

How could you forget about the “klafoomrabob”? The klafoomrabob damn near jaborbles the whole thing!

Simple and informative. GG. 💪🏻

new to your channel and thanks for the knowledge

Just bought a GTX 1660! I can't' wait to play with it RE7.

Did falcon fell in a tub of molten lead

This was really cool and interesting! Thanks !

Pretty neat animations, and the general gist of graphics cards is there- though I wonder if a collab with a computer tech geek would help make things more clear and understandable. On my Tim Talks Tech channel, this is a topic that I am going to get to at a later date (it’s a very new channel, and I’m still learning lots when it comes to media creation- but I’ve got some graphics cards I will use in a real tear down and will go farther into detail on parts and such)

The board looks like a hd 5750 to me Have one as a htpc Gpu :)

Im a simple guy.. Good gpu.. Good games..

Nicely Done! :-) I love the whimsical illustrations - esp the Insulating Materials for the PCB - ROFL :-)

Awesome! Super helpful. Thanks

"....voltage flows towards the...." i hate to be 'that guy' but voltage doesnt flow, current does :> great video

If Gameranx responds to this I’ll buy a damn graphics card boi

The illustrations are great way to explain! Its appealing

Impressive animations and great explanation! Thumb up!