You can check your GPU via Task Manager or System Information on Windows 11. Both can be reached from the Start menu, and will provide model names and the manufacturer of your graphics card.

It's quite clear by the name itself — a GPU-bound game will heavily rely on the GPU, whereas a CPU-bound game's performance is related to your system's CPU.

To view how much VRAM you have, click the tab of the GPU you wish to check and you'll see a bunch of info on your GPU, including its make and model. The amount of VRAM your card has is displayed ...

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Here are a few potential methods that you can try to solve the Marvel Rivals GPU Crash Dump error: ...

If your GPU is not compatible with your motherboard, you will experience boot issues. If you have purchased the new GPU, check its compatibility with your motherboard. Probably, you have ordered ...