
14th August 2008, 10:38 AM
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How do I replace my integrated graphics?
Please, please, answer this only if you had integrated graphics and replaced it with a REAL graphics card, or if you are an experienced computer geek and have replaced integrated graphics before.Is this the right way to replace my integrated graphics? I have an emachines (Don't tell me, I know, horrible game computer) with an intel 82945G express chipset. My computer runs Vista. I'm getting an Nvidia GeForce 8500GT card.1. In device manager, uninstall card.2. Shut down computer.3. Unplug computer and open it up.4. Put the video card in.5. Replace cover.6. Plug in computer, turn it on.7. Press F1 a lot at the beginning to go to BIOS.8. In Advanced, switch primary video adapter to PCI-E x16.9. Press F10 to save settings and exit.10. Turn computer on, install drivers using the card's instructions.11. When windows tells you to, restart computer.That IS how you do it right? Word by word? Last time I did it I had to reinstall my computer because I know nothing about video cards and I did it wrong. Better yet, if someone has VERY detailed instructions on every little thing I do to replace this, that would be excellent.
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