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Well, a doubt has just sparked in my mind about the data flow process in GPU.

What is the sequel order flow of data in a GPU? I assume it must be this: PCI> GPU processor (where it renders the data) > VRAM (to store) > Output. Is it right or am I missing something?

Sorry if this question sounds too damn silly, I just wanted to know.

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Well, a doubt has just sparked in my mind about the data flow process in GPU.

What is the sequel order flow of data in a GPU? I assume it must be this: PCI> GPU processor (where it renders the data) > VRAM (to store) > Output. Is it right or am I missing something?

Sorry if this question sounds too damn silly, I just wanted to know.

 

the data goes into the VRAM first, then the GPU processes it

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Then the GPU processes it and sends back to the VRAM and it is a repeated process, is it? the higher the bit interface is the more the pixel rate is.

 

I assume then new data is fed into the VRAM and is processed and output

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