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.

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

Upgrading your GPU isn't just as simple as buying a new graphics card and popping it into your machine.

Connect the PSU to a power socket as before, switch the computer back on, and boot up the operating system. Finally, make sure to download the latest graphics card drivers for your new component.

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

Installing two graphics cards can be seen as relatively straightforward but has many restrictions.

Well, AMD's latest tech, dubbed XConnect, allows you to simply connect a powerful desktop graphics card to your laptop to boost those frame rates in today's demanding games.

If you see the message Please power down and connect the PCIe Power Cables for this Graphics Card when you turn your computer on, see this post.