Installing a new graphics card can give your PC a major performance boost. Here's how to do it.

Replacing a graphics card can be an enthralling and meticulous endeavor. Here’s a guide to help you replace or upgrade a GPU.

Install the latest drivers and optimize your system Now you have a new graphics card installed, you'll want to ensure it runs smoothly. So the first thing to do is install the latest graphics drivers.

Planning a GPU upgrade? Here’s how to fit your new graphics card into your motherboard easily, whether it’s an Nvidia, AMD, or Intel model.

If you bought an upgraded graphics card and need to install it inside your PC, this simple guide details the step-by-step process.

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.

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.

You need to know how to install and upgrade GPU drivers to keep your graphics card running as fast as possible. Here's how to do it in Windows 10.

On Windows 11, you can use these instructions to install missing drivers through Windows Update and the steps to install them manually.

$ sudo apt-get install dh-make dh-modaliases execstack libc6-i386 lib32gcc1 While still in the terminal, navigate to the folder where you downloaded the driver, and run the install package.