Introduction
GPU Replacement is something you do once your old GPU is obsolete, so we’re here to show you how to replace you old one with a new one, no special skills required.
This is an easy step by step guide on how to replace a Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) that is inside a Deepcool Kendomen, on an MSI Z97 Gaming 5 Motherboard.
- Before using this guide please ensure that you have your new GPU unpacked and ready to install.
- Please turn off your Desktop before starting.
Here is the user guide released by Deepcool for the Kendomen.
Tools
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            Unplug your desktop from the wall outlet. 
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            Turn your desktop so you have access to the back of the device. 
 
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            Use the Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the two 15 mm screws on the glass panel side and remove the panel. 
 
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            Gently remove the glass panel, by sliding it towards yourself. 
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            The GPU is highlighted. 
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            Using the Phillips #0 screwdriver, remove the three 14 mm screws connecting the GPU to the case. 
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            Unplug the power cable on the GPU. 
 
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            Use the Phillips #0 to remove the three 14mm Phillips screws from the GPU and motherboard so we can remove the GPU later. 
 
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            Line up the GPU with the PCI-E Slot. 
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            Push the GPU in, make sure to line it up properly with the PCI-E and the rear end of the case. 
 
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            Using the Phillips #0 screwdriver, screw in the two 15 mm screws back into the case to lock the panel into place. 
 
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            Connect the female part of the power cord into the PSU. 
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            Turn on the switch and power on your PC. 
 
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The brand or generation of GPU you intend to install does not matter, as long as it can fit the PCI-E slot located on your motherboard.