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Prepare for Descent...
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Yes you can. When you install your new graphics card, you will have to go into your BIOS settings (press F2 or Delete as soon as the computer turns on, you might see some logo or a memory test) and you need to disable the integrated graphics card, turn off your computer, plug your monitor into your graphics card and turn it on. You should get video on your monitor from the newly installed graphics card.
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I Need a Weapon
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How many f'ing threads do you have about this?
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