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Help! Can't Remove GPU

DaggerBomb
By DaggerBomb
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Ugh, I hate working with those PCIE locks. You have to push that blue thing up a bit:

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(assuming the videocard is unscrewed of course)

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Ugh, I hate working with those PCIE locks. You have to push that blue thing up a bit:

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image.png.3d0a34524a93a88790c88eb343c8d5dd.png

(assuming the videocard is unscrewed of course)

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Just pull the tab backwards ("up" in the reference frame of the picture) as you pull out the card. They are really annoying, but not dangerous. Some tweezers or a screwdriver might help.

 

This is actually nice compared to the sliding locks that need to be pulled backwards to unlock. Those are luck based.

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