I am looking at a Video Card and it says it has a Shader Clock of 1625 MHz

I did some looking around the Web to SEE what a Shader Clock Speed is and I foundout it is how fast it Randers an image I think.

But I still did not understand so I called the place that MAKES the Video Card and they could not explane what it was to me.

So I KNOW the Resolotion is 2048 x 1536 @ 85 Hz
Now I understand this tells me the card an support displaing an image like this.

2048 Pixels Wide by 1536 High and it will have a Refrash Rate of 85 times per sec.
And it will through up the image 85 times per sec.

To me that is Randering but I find infor that says the Shader Clock is the Randering Speed.

I know I am getting lost with all the diferant information thats out there. So can someone tell me what a Shader Clock is?
THANKSYou keep writing "Randering". Do you mean "RENDERING"?

The quick 101 - Shaders explained

http://www.guru3d.com/article/geforce-gtx-280-review-test/2
OK I whent to the link and I think I have it.

A Shader is how the GPU will LIGHT an Object and how it will Build an Object.
So a Shader Clock is how fast it does this.

Do I have it now??