Installing Graphics Cards

[Mr Bloop]

How exactly do I install one like a geforce gtx ti 750? Mainly I'm unsure about this since I actually have to slide open and work on my computer. I've seen other sites, but they aren't very specific. Is there anyway I could maybe pay a store to install it for me? I'm also unsure about how to install the drivers after I insert the video card. Could someone please clear this up for me? Thanks!

 

[uthvag]

well i would definitely suggest youtube videos on it

the basic is that , you locate your pcie slot on your mobo you can find it in the mobo manual) and just plug the GPU in it. Also make sure that the steep strips in the back part of the case dont bock the output of the card.If it requires any additional power plug in in the respective slot in the mobo

Sorry i am not good at explanations, a video will defiintely help

just search for installing GTX 750 ti on *your mobo name* you will get results!

hope it helps!


PS- can you give me your mobo and PSU version?

 

[Mr Bloop]

well i would definitely suggest youtube videos on it

the basic is that , you locate your pcie slot on your mobo you can find it in the mobo manual) and just plug the GPU in it. Also make sure that the steep strips in the back part of the case dont bock the output of the card.If it requires any additional power plug in in the respective slot in the mobo

Sorry i am not good at explanations, a video will defiintely help

just search for installing GTX 750 ti on *your mobo name* you will get results!

hope it helps!


PS- can you give me your mobo and PSU version?

Those are the 2 things I'm having trouble finding. I'm not sure if I even have the manual anymore. Bought this thing a year or 2 ago and I'd probably have to search for it.

 

[Mr Bloop]

Alright found the motherboard. It's AAHD2-HY

 

[uthvag]

1.You can download and install CPUZ to find it

2.if you have win 7 you can find it in windows experience index and go to print system spec(or something similar)

3.press start+R to open run

type dxdiag in that

you can find your mobo version

 

[Mr Bloop]

1.You can download and install CPUZ to find it

2.if you have win 7 you can find it in windows experience index and go to print system spec(or something similar)

3.press start+R to open run

type dxdiag in that

you can find your mobo version

Wait wasn't my last post the version? I'm so confused.

 

[uthvag]

1.You can download and install CPUZ to find it

2.if you have win 7 you can find it in windows experience index and go to print system spec(or something similar)

3.press start+R to open run

type dxdiag in that

you can find your mobo version

Wait wasn't my last post the version? I'm so confused.

sorry didnot notice......