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This guide details the replacement of a graphics processing unit using the B350M BAZOOKA Motherboard. This guide requires no prior knowledge or special skills to complete. However, there are a few things to be cautious of:
- The possibility of shattering a glass front panel.
- The possibility of static build-up.
- Turn off the desktop before starting, and handle all parts with care.
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Establish a clean work space.
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Turn the desktop's power supply off.
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Unplug the desktop from all power sources.
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Remove the screws on the side of the case.
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Gently remove the side panel by pulling it away from the case.
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Place the desktop horizontally, so the motherboard is facing up.
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Disconnect the 8-pin PCI-E cable from the GPU.
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Remove the UTS 6-32 screws on the side of the desktop using a Phillips #0 or a flathead screwdriver.
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Gently press down on the right side of the PCI-E tab until there is a click.
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Gently pull the GPU out of the PCI-E slot.
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Line up the pins of the new GPU with the empty PCI-E slot.
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Gently push the new GPU into the PCI-E slot until the tab clicks.
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Gently connect the 8-pin PCI-E cable from the power supply to the new GPU.
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Screw the UTS 6-32 screws which hold the GPU in place back in using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
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Gently place the side panel back on the case.
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Plug the desktop back into a power source.
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Turn the desktop's power supply on.
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