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Replacing graphics card in pc

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Install the new graphics card
  • Place the card in the slot, and press down gently until it locks into place.

  • Ensure it’s fitted into the slot correctly and that both sides sit flush. When it’s locked in correctly, the tab on the slot should hold it in place.

  • Secure the new GPU to the slot with the screw(s) that was removed earlier.

  • Reconnect the power cables to the graphics card and power supply.

  • Startup the PC.

  • When the PC starts up for the first time after installing a new graphics card, it will search for the drivers.

  • It’s always worth using the latest drivers to ensure the best functionality and compatibility with the latest games.

  • Once the new GPU is working, it’s advisable to remove any redundant drivers and software used for the old graphics card.

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