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 Now that you have 

prepared your computer, you are ready to install your graphics card.

1.  Before starting installation, it is recommended to completely remove all drivers for your existing graphics card
     (If you have one).
2.  Power off the computer and all attached devices (keyboard, mouse, etc.).
3.  Disconnect the display cable from your current display adapter on the back of the computer.
4.  Remove your existing graphics card (if you have one) from your computer. You will do this by removing the 
     retaining screw and pulling the card out in a straight up fashion. Please note that your motherboard may have a
     PCI Express (PCI-E) latch on the slot that needs to be pressed in first.
     

(NOTE: If your motherboard has integrated or onboard video, you may need to disable it first, please contact 

     

your system or motherboard manufacturer for additional information.)

Turn off the power to your system and discharge your body’s static 

electric charge by touching a grounded surface – for example, the metal surface of 
the power supply or chassis – before performing any hardware procedure. 

PCI Express (PCI-E) and PCI slots are different, so prior to installation; please verify that the graphics card bus type 
and available slot are the same.

If your graphics card is equipped with a supplemental power adapter, it is required that it be connected at the time 
of installation. This supplemental power adapter ensures that your graphics card receives the necessary power that 
will allow it to function at optimal performance levels. Your card may require one or more 6 or 8-pin PCI Express 
(PCI-E) supplemental power connectors. Please note that the 8-pin PCI-E power connector is not the same as the 
8-pin CPU power connector. Please see the below illustration.

Always use the PCIE power cables from your Power Supply first, only use included adapters when your Power 
Supply does NOT have the appropriate connectors.

5.  Align your new card with the appropriate slot, (see illustration below) and press it in firmly until the card is fully 
     seated. Make sure that the metal contacts of the card are completely pushed into the expansion slot.
6.  Connect the supplemental PCI Express (PCI-E) power adapter(s) to the card if applicable. (See illustration  
     below.)
7.  Replace the retaining screw to fasten the card into place, and then replace the computer cover.
8.  Reconnect any devices that you detached during installation, and then connect the monitor’s video cable to
     your new graphics card.
9.  Apply power to your system, boot to the operating system and install the proper drivers.

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PCI Express (PCI-E) Graphics Cards 

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