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GPUs, or graphics processing units, handle all visual rendering in your PC, from gaming graphics to video editing and smooth multitasking. During the Amazon sale, top brands like Zebronics, NVIDIA, and ASUS offer GPUs at up to 60% off, making high-performance graphics more accessible. Enhanced frame rates, better visuals, and advanced cooling are now within reach for your build.
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