How to Upgrade Your Graphics Card

Looking to upgrade your GPU? Here's how easy it is to remove and install... FPS, here we come!

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[michiganjack]

Remember to always replace your GPU fluid after every 3, 000 miles

[deim]

Final step - immediately run into a drivers issue.

[noxj_]

Pro tip: don't forget delete old driver before upgrade

[bluena]

For bonus points, press and hold the power button for 3 seconds after unplugging to remove any residual power hanging out in the capacitors.

[theodorsonfors]

It's really that simple, but when I'm finished I'd be drenched in sweat.

[ufsans]

"Make sure you're PC is unplugged and off" *proceededs to turn it off first then unplug it*

[johnmillerjr]

Make sure you have a spare kidney to sell so that you can pay for the new gpu...

[AnTicXz]

Maybe a step about doing a driver clean install?

[beenjammin]

Instructions unclear. I'm currently naked and covered in syrup

[gigahertzmedia]

Using a 3080 for this tutorial is a real flex.

[dahajack]

Ah getting this in my feed right after getting the techquickie video about separating the terms GPU and Graphics Card, good times.

[hodor]

WHY IS THERE A LUMBERJACK TELLING ME HOW TO CHANGE A GRAPHICS CARD?

[ZeroUm_]

Step 1: look up the card physical size, see if it fits in your case. They have massively ballooned in size in the last 5 years.

[TheSilentNoob]

You forgot one thing... Update your drivers for the new gpu

[BananaKing]

This might be the most helpful and straightforward video LMG as ever made.

[nhojlagap]

LTT has now double downed on being a Canadian channel that they hired a lumberjack to be a tech expert and im all for it!

[bwabbel]

Remember not to use a screwdriver or any other metallic tools to press down the clip. In case you slip off you don't want to kill your entire mainboard

[iustininfinite]

Final step - GPU keeps crashing due to Windows automatically installing drivers. Unplug the Ethernet cord, go into safe mode, do a full DDU uninstall of the drivers, boot back into Windows, install the drivers, and plug your Ethernet cord back in.

[stickfigured]

And to always remember to clean install new drivers for the new gpu too

[bluemio]

I feel like sth that is MANDATORY to mention here is that you FUNDAMENTALLY (especially with todays GPUs power draw) check whether you need to upgrade your power supply unit.