As long as you satisfied these concerns, installing a GPU is easy peasy.Īgain, this is a job for your crosshead screwdriver – the same one you’ve used for everything else so far is fine – and is best performed with the PC case lying flat on its side, with the main internal chamber opened and facing up. The only requisites to keep in mind, and you’ll probably have already done this when buying the card, are that a) it fits inside your case and b) you have enough wattage pumping out of your PSU to adequately feed it. Graphics cards always go in the highest-up PCIe slot on your motherboard – that’s the PCIe x16 slot, the fastest available – and the mechanism for locking it in place even gives you audible feedback to let you know you’ve done it correctly. There are no brand-specific variances to worry about here, nor much of a risk of a botched install.
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