Introduction
The following replacement guide explains how to replace your Gigabyte Geforce RTX 2060 graphics card with any other GPU of your choice.
Every computer needs a graphics card to properly function. The graphics card is what is used to render the things you see on screen, so whether your current GPU is defective/damaged or even outdated, this guide will help you get your computer working properly again.
Prior to beginning the guide, be sure to power down your device and disconnect from the power chord. Additionally, work on a hard surface and avoid working on a carpeted area.
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Shut down and unplug everything from the back of your PC.
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Flip the power supply switch so that it is OFF.
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Take off the side panel by removing the screws that lock it in place.
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Push down on the lock clip located on the PCIe cable.
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Unplug the PCIe cable by gently pulling it out.
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Remove the small Phillips #0 mounting screw(s) that connect the GPU onto the back of the PC case.
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Push down on the lock tab located beside the GPU slot on the motherboard.
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Remove the graphics card by gently pulling it out from the GPU slot. Use both hands for extra caution.
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Once it is perfectly lined up, gently push the graphics card into the slot until a click is heard.
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To reassemble your device, follow steps 1-3 in reverse order.
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Should not be difficulty set as easy?
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