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Graphics Card Uninstall (Place your computer on its side so that its inside is exposed and facing upward)
First unplug the cable from your GPU to your Monitor and move the plug to the output of your Motherboard >
Your GPU has a 6 pin power supply you need to unplug that and make sure the cable is safe (not near fans etc)
you will see on your Computer case the GPU is held with a screw >
Unscrew this and at the base of your GPU your Motherboard may have a retaining clip (see red marked on photo) this may need to be pushed to release the GPU, Grasp your video card using your fingertips. Get a hold on as little of the card as possible while still maintaining a firm grip. Gently, but firmly, pull the video card from out of its slot. Video cards tend to be seated quite tightly in their slots. As you pull the card out, you may gently rock it back and forth, but do NOT bend or twist the card itself. Place the newly removed card on a piece of cardboard or a paper towel. Do not let it come into contact with possible sources of static electricity. Handle the card by its edges and do not touch the gold contacts, or any circuitry, on the card.
Before you perform any of the above please download the latest CCC + Drivers for your GPU to your Desktop as you will need them later, here >
http://game.amd.com/us-en/drivers_catalyst.aspx?p=win7/windows-7-64bit
First unplug the cable from your GPU to your Monitor and move the plug to the output of your Motherboard >
Your GPU has a 6 pin power supply you need to unplug that and make sure the cable is safe (not near fans etc)
you will see on your Computer case the GPU is held with a screw >
Unscrew this and at the base of your GPU your Motherboard may have a retaining clip (see red marked on photo) this may need to be pushed to release the GPU, Grasp your video card using your fingertips. Get a hold on as little of the card as possible while still maintaining a firm grip. Gently, but firmly, pull the video card from out of its slot. Video cards tend to be seated quite tightly in their slots. As you pull the card out, you may gently rock it back and forth, but do NOT bend or twist the card itself. Place the newly removed card on a piece of cardboard or a paper towel. Do not let it come into contact with possible sources of static electricity. Handle the card by its edges and do not touch the gold contacts, or any circuitry, on the card.
Before you perform any of the above please download the latest CCC + Drivers for your GPU to your Desktop as you will need them later, here >
http://game.amd.com/us-en/drivers_catalyst.aspx?p=win7/windows-7-64bit