There are no brand-specific variances to worry about here, nor much of a risk of a botched install.
As long as you satisfied these concerns, installing a GPU is easy peasy.
Which is should already be, if youve just installed the motherboard.
See the row of small metal slot covers back there, each held in with a screw?
Youll need to get rid of a few before the GPU can fill the resulting gap.
Most graphics cards only need two of these back panel slots, through some bigger models might need more.
Either way, be sure to keep any removed screws to hand.
Youll want those again in a moment.
Push this backwards, if it isnt already, to permit the graphics card entry.
Step 4:Its not fully secure yet, though.
It’s not essential to hold the graphics card in place.
Step 5:The final step is to give your GPU some power.
Every single connector will need a cable going into it dont leave any empty.
Just double-check that every socket on the adapter is filled by a six/eight-pin PSU cable.
Thats it, as far as the physical installation goes.
