To achieve maximum graphics performance, a technician identifies a workstation's motherboard that contains slots typically used for high-speed, modern graphics adapters. Which type of video card should the technician choose to ensure the best performance and compatibility based on this description?
An outdated socket type primarily used for legacy and basic video display capabilities
A board-specific brand associated with high-quality audiovisual experiences
A type that connects via a universal slot that is often used for network cards or sound cards
An adapter known for its wide compatibility with various display output interfaces including VGA, DVI, and HDMI
The type that uses the slot offering the highest bandwidth for graphics processes, commonly found in gaming and high-performance workstations
A compact option that often shares the bandwidth with other system peripherals and is less optimal for dedicated graphics tasks