I wouldn't pay anyone more than $20 to install or build a pc, nor would I dare charge anything more than that If they were someone I liked. It's just weird.
I appreciate the comment about plugging the monitor into the video card port and not the other. I did this when I first got my PC and was dumbfoundedly stumped for 2 days before I figured it out. I felt like a complete ass. I was furious that a new GTX 1060 was running Dark Souls 3 in pixelated graphics lol. I face palmed so hard on that one.
Bag Meat I got a pre-built computer and I did this the first time and the system was not working! When I worked it out I literally smashed my head on the wall LOL
Hey when I built my first one I forgot to flip the power switch on the power supply I was so pissed I thought maybe I broke something putting it together
Great work man. Nice video guide for beginners like me. Just ordered a GTX 1070 which is gonna be my first GPU ever (can't afford the RTX series here in India, 2070 costs almost $760) So my GPU arrives in may be 2 days so fingers crossed.
Gonna be upgrading my graphics card this weekend, and this video is a godsend because the computer you used in the video has the exact same motherboard and case as my computer. Cheers mate!
I know this is a 5 year old video but I still want to say thank you. I swapped out my Intel card with an nVidia RTX 3060-TI after watching this and the one about drivers... and so far everything is functioning flawlessly. So, thank you for this easy instructional video!
@@Maraksot78 I have a question. Do you need a special GPU depending on your PC/ Monitor, cause I'm new to this. I have no idea what a GPU even is but I do know it increases gaming performance ;) ummm pleaseee I need answers I don't want to buy anything that I will probably never use.. Umm.. oki bye e.e
@@retartedjoey3414 You've probably figured it out by now, but GPU is a graphics card. You definitely should get it if you're going to play video games.
Thanks for such a clear and concise video, I was very nervous about switching my graphics cards over but following this video was a breeze and made me feel much more at ease with the process. Great stuff man 👍
It's really easy I just watched hey put ur pc on ur side take screws out and tab and pull it out I replaced mine literally in 5 mins if that it's really simple thanks for the video
Great video. Short, too the point, and goes over everything you need to watch out for like static and the tabs that retain graphics cards. Thanks for putting this out!
Honestly, this video is brilliant. It's straightforward and to the point, very clear and there's a couple witty little jokes. Very helpful and im definitely sharing this when people need help. Deserves every like it gets.
Thank u for showing that you're human. Not simply another informational video floating around on RUclips. Might have moved on without even hitting the like button if I hadn't seen u mess up the word subscribe at the end.
Good stuff - thank you for being thorough. As a video editor, I am constantly paying someone to do this for me to upgrade every year. Thanks for making this so easy to follow and archive!
Andy D swapping cards is just like I show in the video but I'm guessing you're more wondering about switching drivers. Here's a link to a video I made a couple years ago where I show how to uninstall your graphics drivers and then download and install the new one. ruclips.net/video/e3dGYvIa4pg/видео.html Cheers! :)
Thank you so much for your video. Excellent job on explaining it. This 54 yo who finds myself less computer savvy every year, feels very accomplished at the moment.
-- Time Stamps - 0:00 - Video Intro 1:17 - Tools You May Need 1:31 - Opening Up Your Case 2:50 - Removing an Existing Graphics Card 3:56 - What to do if You're using Integrated Graphics (you don't currently have a graphics card in your computer) 4:24 - Installing your New Graphics Card 5:03 PCIE Power Connectors 5:30 - Time for a Test Boot
Ty for telling me that my graphics card won't work if the pci isn't plugged in so it is my power supply that needs to be replaced and not my graphics card XD YOU REALLY HELPED ME I AM NOT EVEN KIDDING!!!!
Fantastic video for a novice like me. Quick to the subject, easy to understand and I actually feel confident I can do this without bothering my friend now
Worried about me upgrading this PC with it sitting on and while I'm standing on carpet? If you follow the advice I give about touching a metal part of your case to equalize the static charge between your body and your PC/components there's nothing to worry about. Don't believe me? Then don't just take my word for it; JayzTwoCents, a much more popular 'TechTuber' than myself has even more experience building PC's than I do and here's what he has to say about it... JayzTwoCents - Will ESD Kill a Computer? - ruclips.net/video/xdzo-uAvz5Y/видео.html JayzTwoCents - Two Idiots Build a Home Theater PC... ON CARPET! - ruclips.net/video/yM-rVlXfoik/видео.html JayzTwoCents - 5 Common PC Myths Explained - ruclips.net/video/0swuvSF527E/видео.html JayzTwoCents - We Built a Computer Wrong on Purpose - ruclips.net/video/CDUZRNp4pxg/видео.html
Thank you very much! great and straight forward instruction. I especially like your use of cards... I did not know that is what those were called and now I see that I have control of these for my own channel. As an educator, just delving into creating my channel for my online courses... I am grateful you took the time to emphasize those! PS I subscribed as well... kudos
thank you soo much i just found out my graphics cRD I DONT HAVE ONE OR ITS SOME NEXT THING SO NOW WHEN I GET MY GRAPHICS CARD THANKS TO YOU I KNOW HOW TO PLACE IT IN THANKS
I just wanted to say, thanks a lot for the video, never actually replaced my GPU before so was a bit nervous but it's easy, the backpannel looked to be a part of the case, which it wasn't and the screws there were securing the GPU (at 1st it didn't look like this) Works, my PC recognizes the new GPU and nvidia automatically updated the drivers.
I have a win 10 and my disk is at 100% usage and after some thing I did now its jumping like from 1 to 100% can u make a tutorial how to permentaly fix this issue
So your hard drive usage keeps jumping around? I'm not quite sure what would be causing that. It could be some kind of background process or a virus or malware of some kind. It's hard to say without being able to see it and investigate in person. :-/
More helpful than the previous video where the camera aas on the side so i couldnt actually see INSIDE the computer. Only one problem... i dont see a power supply cord at all let alone one that will fit this geforce rtx 4060
You're literally so much help, I have 0 knowledge about pcs and what a graphics card even look like. I brought my first Pc and it arrived yesterday. (Ryzen 3 3200G w/ Vega 8) I already know the graphics card isnt going to be able to run some of the games i wanna play so i need to change it. Thanks so much :)
The 3200G with Vega 8 is what AMD (the manufacturer of the 3200G) calls an APU. It stands for Accellerated Processing Unit which means it's a CPU with a graphics processor built into it. So if that's all that's in your PC then you do not currently have a graphics card installed in your PC but are instead using the graphics processor built into the CPU... er... I mean APU. When you're ready to put in a discrete graphics card all you have to do is install the card into the PCI express slot, connect the PCI express power cables if necessary, plug your HDMI or display port cable from your monitor into one of the ports on your graphics card, boot up your PC and then download and install the drivers and you'll be good to go.
Great video! Do I need to keep to the same make of graphics card for it to work? I got an AMD Ryzen 3200G, do I still need to use AMD Ryzen or fear my PC rejecting the new card?
Thank you for this! I feel like I should have already known how to do this for some reason xD Always gotta do something for the first time I guess! lol :)
Thank you so much for this! One thing - not every computer has the latch for the graphics card, mine just wiggles out and it took a while of searching for the latch before I realised that
Wow I can’t believe I was gonna pay someone 60$ to do this and then I found this video and did it my self lol.
When you know what to do it's pretty darn easy isn't it? Cheers! :)
@@Maraksot78 yea... unless you're me and break the latch...
@@andrj8844 SAME
I wouldn't pay anyone more than $20 to install or build a pc, nor would I dare charge anything more than that If they were someone I liked. It's just weird.
@@andrj8844 oof...
I appreciate the comment about plugging the monitor into the video card port and not the other. I did this when I first got my PC and was dumbfoundedly stumped for 2 days before I figured it out. I felt like a complete ass. I was furious that a new GTX 1060 was running Dark Souls 3 in pixelated graphics lol. I face palmed so hard on that one.
Bag Meat wait what does it mean if you plug the monitor to the video card port?😅
Bag Meat I got a pre-built computer and I did this the first time and the system was not working! When I worked it out I literally smashed my head on the wall LOL
Hey when I built my first one I forgot to flip the power switch on the power supply I was so pissed I thought maybe I broke something putting it together
What about hdmi cables though?
we have all been there
literally just bought a new graphics card then saw the intro and actually felt congratulated lmaoooo
Great work man. Nice video guide for beginners like me.
Just ordered a GTX 1070 which is gonna be my first GPU ever (can't afford the RTX series here in India, 2070 costs almost $760)
So my GPU arrives in may be 2 days so fingers crossed.
Congratulations on the upgrade. Happy the video was able to help you. Cheers bro!
Damn that's a lot of money. In Sweden it costs 580 - 650 $
Gonna be upgrading my graphics card this weekend, and this video is a godsend because the computer you used in the video has the exact same motherboard and case as my computer. Cheers mate!
I know this is a 5 year old video but I still want to say thank you. I swapped out my Intel card with an nVidia RTX 3060-TI after watching this and the one about drivers... and so far everything is functioning flawlessly. So, thank you for this easy instructional video!
One of the things others tutorials lack is how to remove the GPU, as they assume you don't have one.
Thanks for covering that part 👍
This seemed way harder in my head but u made it so obvious and so easy thx
NO NOT THE RUG
phrog 2 what’s wrong with the rug?
@@rolln8ths ESD (Electro Static Discharge) its probably the worst place to put your pc. The rug or carpet is always charged with static.
Skillz4Everything damn good to know
I've never shook my head so hard so fast, had to check the comments to see if anyone else knew
I felt scared
Im Comin Here 2 Years Later And I Say Thank You
One of the only Americans I've seen with yellow teeth. Really wholesome and real. Good for you mate you're welcome in the UK anytime lmao
Thank you sir, this man should have a millions of subscribers
Thank you so much. I appreciate the compliment. :)
@@Maraksot78 I have a question. Do you need a special GPU depending on your PC/ Monitor, cause I'm new to this. I have no idea what a GPU even is but I do know it increases gaming performance ;) ummm pleaseee I need answers I don't want to buy anything that I will probably never use.. Umm.. oki bye e.e
@@retartedjoey3414 You've probably figured it out by now, but GPU is a graphics card. You definitely should get it if you're going to play video games.
Just ordered an RTX 2070... i'm about to go ham on this gaming shit
whazzpoppin just got a 2060 o_o so ready to upgrade from a 2010 gpu
ggtiket just sold my os4 and bought a ryzen 1600af and 1660 . Will be here by thursday
Very informative and professional, Thank you for not making a video with unnecessary music playing in the background!!!!
well this seems a lot easier than i thought it would be
This video is perfectly balanced, this is why it still getting recommended after 2 years
Thanks for such a clear and concise video, I was very nervous about switching my graphics cards over but following this video was a breeze and made me feel much more at ease with the process. Great stuff man 👍
Youre welcome. Thanks for your very kind comment. Enjoy your new graphics card. 🙂
It's really easy I just watched hey put ur pc on ur side take screws out and tab and pull it out I replaced mine literally in 5 mins if that it's really simple thanks for the video
You’re the only person that thoroughly explained this on RUclips… thnx
I want to give you a proper handshake right now.. But COVID-19. So just a big THANK YOU for this video and congratulations to me for my 1ST GPU
Thank you so much for this lovely video
YOU HAVE EARNED A NEW SUBSCRIBER CONGRATULATIONS 🎊
Happy to hear you enjoyed the video. And thank you for subscribing I appreciate it. 🙂
Just got my 3080, time to upgrade baby!
lucky....I'm still waitng
Laughs at my gt710
I’m just trying to get a 3070
Holy crap how?
I just want a 2080 😔
You won’t believe this but I have a gtx 780 and I’m upgrading this helped a lot thanks
Ready for my graphics card!!!! Also ready for installing it too.
I cant find my pci cable.
Great video. Short, too the point, and goes over everything you need to watch out for like static and the tabs that retain graphics cards. Thanks for putting this out!
Honestly, this video is brilliant. It's straightforward and to the point, very clear and there's a couple witty little jokes. Very helpful and im definitely sharing this when people need help.
Deserves every like it gets.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it and that you found it helpful. Enjoy your new GPU.
Thank u for showing that you're human. Not simply another informational video floating around on RUclips. Might have moved on without even hitting the like button if I hadn't seen u mess up the word subscribe at the end.
Good stuff - thank you for being thorough. As a video editor, I am constantly paying someone to do this for me to upgrade every year. Thanks for making this so easy to follow and archive!
You're welcome. I'm happy I could help you learn something new and save you a few bucks at the same time. Cheers. :)
Great video! Straight to the point and very informative :) I sent this to my friend who will be installing her first graphics card soon.
Been a while since I have done this. Glad to know its plug and play now. Thank you.
bro im sorry they talk crap about you talking to much... YOU ARE AWESOME THANK YOU
It's ok, I'm a big boy I can handle the criticism. I'm happy you found the video helpful though. Cheers. :)
Thx for the advice man! I'm kinda knew to this stuff because I had interest in pc gaming and I just got my new gpu. This helped 😊
Ok, this was awesome but I got one question. Do I need to uninstall my last graphics card drivers before I put in my new card?
Va G I Jane you can uninstall the old drivers when ever. It doesn't matter if you do it before or after swapping out graphics cards
Great to know :] Thank you so much for your help!
Va G I Jane no problem, I'm happy to help out. :)
What if your going from Nvidia to AMD?
Andy D swapping cards is just like I show in the video but I'm guessing you're more wondering about switching drivers. Here's a link to a video I made a couple years ago where I show how to uninstall your graphics drivers and then download and install the new one. ruclips.net/video/e3dGYvIa4pg/видео.html
Cheers! :)
Thank you so much for your video. Excellent job on explaining it. This 54 yo who finds myself less computer savvy every year, feels very accomplished at the moment.
Thanks! I decided to save up for a new graphics card and just wanted to check if I need something else.
-- Time Stamps -
0:00 - Video Intro
1:17 - Tools You May Need
1:31 - Opening Up Your Case
2:50 - Removing an Existing Graphics Card
3:56 - What to do if You're using Integrated Graphics (you don't currently have a graphics card in your computer)
4:24 - Installing your New Graphics Card
5:03 PCIE Power Connectors
5:30 - Time for a Test Boot
Yes, I did copy pasted desc.. I just wanted to comment it myself so that it is top in my comment section :)
Thank you
@@02102u ok
Instructions not clear I accidentally ate my Monitor
Dr. Clickbait what? I accidentally eat my best my wall :/
r/ihadastroke
Timex haha
Ty for telling me that my graphics card won't work if the pci isn't plugged in so it is my power supply that needs to be replaced and not my graphics card XD YOU REALLY HELPED ME I AM NOT EVEN KIDDING!!!!
you're welcome. happy to hear I was able to help you learn something new. Cheers. :)
Fantastic video for a novice like me. Quick to the subject, easy to understand and I actually feel confident I can do this without bothering my friend now
Worried about me upgrading this PC with it sitting on and while I'm standing on carpet?
If you follow the advice I give about touching a metal part of your case to equalize the static charge between your body and your PC/components there's nothing to worry about. Don't believe me? Then don't just take my word for it; JayzTwoCents, a much more popular 'TechTuber' than myself has even more experience building PC's than I do and here's what he has to say about it...
JayzTwoCents - Will ESD Kill a Computer? - ruclips.net/video/xdzo-uAvz5Y/видео.html
JayzTwoCents - Two Idiots Build a Home Theater PC... ON CARPET! - ruclips.net/video/yM-rVlXfoik/видео.html
JayzTwoCents - 5 Common PC Myths Explained - ruclips.net/video/0swuvSF527E/видео.html
JayzTwoCents - We Built a Computer Wrong on Purpose - ruclips.net/video/CDUZRNp4pxg/видео.html
Thank you very much! great and straight forward instruction. I especially like your use of cards... I did not know that is what those were called and now I see that I have control of these for my own channel. As an educator, just delving into creating my channel for my online courses... I am grateful you took the time to emphasize those! PS I subscribed as well... kudos
Great and easy explanation in how to upgrade your Graphics card!
thankz. it will be my very first time doing this lol with my new NVIDIA RTX 2060 SUPER
ALWAYS do a clean sweep of your graphics drivers by using DDU
Good guy to hang out with! Also easy to understand him!
so useful it's my first time installing a gpu in a computer and I had no clue what I was meant to use the hdmi or dvi ports for
Thanks ive been looking and looking and every video i saw was Messy and not well explained till i saw this one
Hey mate, i just wanted to say... blublablabalabalabalbalabala
1:37 IS THAT THE FING RUG!!!!🙀
Omfg I used to think this was some difficult tech nerdy stuff that would be impossible for me to do but HOLY CRAP IT IS ACTUALLY SOOOO EASY
Tomorrow my new gpu will arrive, i Hope everything will work. And amazing video, i already put my gpu out only thanks to this.
thanks for watching the video. It's always great to hear how it helps people. Best of luck to you on your upgrade. Happy gaming! :)
Guy: congratulations on upgrading your graphics card.
Me: thx
Lol
Lol, hope the video was helpful. :)
@@Maraksot78 it did thank you! :)
wow your using my motherboard awesome :D
thank you soo much i just found out my graphics cRD I DONT HAVE ONE OR ITS SOME NEXT THING SO NOW WHEN I GET MY GRAPHICS CARD THANKS TO YOU I KNOW HOW TO PLACE IT IN THANKS
4:40 is what i needed. thank you.
well that seems easy enough
Do it on the rug where static can screw it up 🤔
Peter Hooft yeah it’s dumb I broke my pc before like that
I'm looking to switch from a Radeon 570x to a gtx 3070, thanks for the vid.
Thanks taking my casing back to the computer shop to install my gtx 1080 to since I'm scared but thanks anyway
DONT UPGRADE ON A CARPET!! it can ruin your whole pc!!
yes dont do it im upgrading to a gtx 750 ti and a core i5 :)
@@Ghy5y6Modz its pretty good tho i have those specs but im gonna upgrade my gpu to an ASRock RX580 8gb
@@Ghy5y6Modz its pretty good tho i have those specs but im gonna upgrade my gpu to an ASRock RX580 8gb
@@Ghy5y6Modz its pretty good tho i have those specs but im gonna upgrade my gpu to an ASRock RX580 8gb
@@Ghy5y6Modz its pretty good tho i have those specs but im gonna upgrade my gpu to an ASRock RX580 8gb
0:23 couldn’t click subscribe fast enough!
Thank you man. I really appreciate it. :)
I just wanted to say, thanks a lot for the video, never actually replaced my GPU before so was a bit nervous but it's easy, the backpannel looked to be a part of the case, which it wasn't and the screws there were securing the GPU (at 1st it didn't look like this)
Works, my PC recognizes the new GPU and nvidia automatically updated the drivers.
it’s my first time building a pc and this was very helpful got it in and running perfectly :).
I have a win 10 and my disk is at 100% usage and after some thing I did now its jumping like from 1 to 100% can u make a tutorial how to permentaly fix this issue
So your hard drive usage keeps jumping around? I'm not quite sure what would be causing that. It could be some kind of background process or a virus or malware of some kind. It's hard to say without being able to see it and investigate in person. :-/
Wait I have the exact same case😂
Who asked
@@Leo-oy6zm me.
More helpful than the previous video where the camera aas on the side so i couldnt actually see INSIDE the computer. Only one problem... i dont see a power supply cord at all let alone one that will fit this geforce rtx 4060
Damn,this really helped and my dad asked me If ik where the graphics card was and he made me doubt myself but I was right god damnit
This seams eazy
U r using the same pc as mine lol
You're literally so much help, I have 0 knowledge about pcs and what a graphics card even look like. I brought my first Pc and it arrived yesterday. (Ryzen 3 3200G w/ Vega 8) I already know the graphics card isnt going to be able to run some of the games i wanna play so i need to change it. Thanks so much :)
The 3200G with Vega 8 is what AMD (the manufacturer of the 3200G) calls an APU. It stands for Accellerated Processing Unit which means it's a CPU with a graphics processor built into it. So if that's all that's in your PC then you do not currently have a graphics card installed in your PC but are instead using the graphics processor built into the CPU... er... I mean APU. When you're ready to put in a discrete graphics card all you have to do is install the card into the PCI express slot, connect the PCI express power cables if necessary, plug your HDMI or display port cable from your monitor into one of the ports on your graphics card, boot up your PC and then download and install the drivers and you'll be good to go.
Woah that's way easier then i thought
Never do it on a carpet
*NEVER*
justaepicdude why
@@tomandronaldo3460 there is a possibility that you're pc can catch fire on a carpet
5:29''MADE IN CHINA'' Coronavirus alert
wow so funny
finally after reasherching for 5 full days i know how to do it.
Just saying my thanks, you helped me install my new graphics card !
DONT PUT IT ON THE FREAKING CARPET OR RUG
OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
i didnt even plug in the power man im an idiot
Yah, plugging in the power is kind of important. Enjoy that new GPU! 🙂👍
I actually was here for the congratulations, so thank you
Well, that was extremly easy! Big thanks!
thanks very much for this it helped me on my way. How much eaiser the world is to navigate with all these instructional videos on demand.
the best most simple vid thanks
Great video! Do I need to keep to the same make of graphics card for it to work? I got an AMD Ryzen 3200G, do I still need to use AMD Ryzen or fear my PC rejecting the new card?
love the vid dude!
Thank you for this! I feel like I should have already known how to do this for some reason xD Always gotta do something for the first time I guess! lol :)
You are like Joe Scott of tech youtubers
Thanks for the video. I will get back to you soon with an update
upgrading my gpu on christmas because all i want for christmas is a new cpu and gpu
thank you i just upgraded mine to a gtx 1080ti :)
Great video. Especially the different latches. Was thinking of paying someone to upgrade my card but will try it myself now.
Solid video. Thanks for the information. Thanks for adding to the community!
Still a very relevant video, looking forward to installing my GPU next week!
best installation tutorial video I've seen
Thank you. That means a lot. :)
I always loved your videos, great Job!
simple and easy thx.
I thought my GPU was too big for my case. Thank you 🙇🏾♂️
Thanks for the help!
Direct and to the point. Thanks for the help
this seems easy, think im ok with buying a 3080 now
Excellent video, mate. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this! One thing - not every computer has the latch for the graphics card, mine just wiggles out and it took a while of searching for the latch before I realised that