Do I need to remove my old graphics card before putting in a new one?
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Alec Mowat
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Post your system.
The answer is yes, but if it's onboard, you cannot remove it. You just disable it.
There is generally only one PCIe 16 slot on a Motherboard, unless it's a fullsize ATX board. You will replace the videocard.
The answer is yes, but if it's onboard, you cannot remove it. You just disable it.
There is generally only one PCIe 16 slot on a Motherboard, unless it's a fullsize ATX board. You will replace the videocard.
Alec Mowat
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You can go into the BIOS when the system boots, usually F2 or Del. There should be an option to switch from primary onboard to primary PCIE for the videocard.
It should work without doing that, just plug it in and try it.
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