How to Install a Graphics Card

It is very easy to install a Graphics Card, all it needs RTX 3090 is only 15 units of your energy and you can get your gaming computer booting up with the new Graphics Card.

AGP slot machine game was the standard for Graphics Card slot with the motherboard. As technology advances, the newer PCI-Express has had over and many Graphics Card nowadays use PCI-E slot machine game as its slot with the motherboard.

Which causes the area install the Graphics Card, you need to identify which sort of slot machine game does your Graphics Card uses.

If you are not sure which slot machine game does your Graphics Card use, check out the user manual that include the Graphics Card.

Once you are ready to install your Graphics Card, follow these four steps...

Action 1: Uninstall the current Graphics Card drivers

Before you install your new card, you have to uninstall your current card driver. This is because the current driver might not be best with the new Graphics Card and it might result in hardware conflict.

On your Windows desktop, click 'Start' -> 'Control Panel'. In the new window that appears, search for the 'System' tattoo and double click on it. Look for the 'hardware' bill. Click the 'Device Manager'. This will pop up a new window showing all your hardware setup. Your Graphics Card should be listed under the 'Display Adapter' heading. Double-click the name of your Graphics Card. Yearly window, go to 'Driver' bill and right below, there is an 'Uninstall' button. Click the Uninstall button. Once it is done, close all the windows and shut down your laptop.

Step 2: Remove old Graphics Card

Now, unplug the facility outlet from the wall and remove the casing of your computer. Locate the AGP slot machine game (short brown color slot machine game above the rows of long white PCI slot) with your old Graphics Card. To prevent static charge from damaging your laptop parts, touch a metal section of the case to ground yourself. Remove the prop on the back plate of the Graphics Card and unplug the Graphics Card from the slot machine game.

Step 3: Install new card.

Line-up the new card correctly with the AGP slot machine game (align with the PCI-e slot machine game if your Graphics Card is of the PCI express type). Applying even forces on both end of the card, slowly push the new Graphics Card into the slot machine game. Secure it to the back plate with a prop.

Step four: Install new drivers.

Plug in all cables and boot up your Windows. Your operating system should now automatically recognize the new hardware and walk you through the installation sorcerer. Most of the time, you will need to insert the driver CD that are included in the Graphics Card into the CD-ROM. Locate the 'setup. exe' file in the driver CD and double click on it. It will then walk you through the installation process. If your Graphics Card is not the latest model, then in all likelihood there is a newer version of the driver on the internet. Check out the manufacturer's website and download the latest drivers. Install it. Once done, reboot your laptop. Now, you're ready to start gaming.