Installing your new graphics card Now that you’ve leveled up your “removing graphics card” skill, you’ll find that you have all the knowledge you need to install a new graphics card.

Ever wanted to update your graphics card so you can play the latest games including Crysis Warhead, GTA IV, and GRID? Installing any type of PCI card can be a daunting task for a novice user.

The only Mac with a clear graphics upgrade path is the old Mac Pro. (The new Mac Pro released in 2013 is partly upgradable but you can’t install a new graphics card.) It’s easy to get excited ...

To install a graphics card into your PC, you'll need to open its case, remove the existing card, and slide your new card into the PCI Express slot.

Before you can install or upgrade your GPU drivers, you need to know your GPU model. If you built your own computer or otherwise know what graphics card you have, you can skip down to the steps below.

While most of GeekTech’s readership could probably install graphics cards in their sleep, I’m sure that an ad like this one will appeal to consumers who are scared of opening their PC’s case ...

Follow the instructions on screen to install the graphics card driver When prompted to choose between either "Express" or "Custom" installation, choose the latter and then tick the box for "clean ...

If you want to play the best PC games on your rig, knowing what graphics card you have is crucial information. After all, a GPU released ten years ago will not be able to run modern graphically ...

Nvidia's latest GPUs, the RTX 5080 and RTX 5090, are hard to find, but you can take steps to snag one as soon as they become available. I'll go over the best websites and trackers to use, plus ...

A short green or red slot is a video card slot; these are almost always shorter than the slots used for network cards or sound cards. If this space is here an empty, you can add another video card.