Looking for computer person.

This is literally a 10 minute job. You don't have a neighbor that can help you?What type of computer and what video card are you wanting installed?

What's the budget?
What are you planning to do with the computer?
Gaming?
3Drendering?
Or retired and just want to post on KDC?

Too bad Zman wasn't still contributing

ExCTGuyInTX :

Kinwoodpostman :
Do you already have the card? It really is fairly easy...

Kinwoodpostman : Computer Avenue in Atascocita did some work for me - I highly recommend. They have excellent prices, customer service, and turnaround time.

grinchy : I'll stop by and do it for him for free if he has the card and tells me what kind of computer he is dealing with to make sure it is something I CAN do.

Youtube my man

Kinwoodpostman :
You should youtube it I promise theres a video of someone doing that exact thing. I replaced the fan on my graphics card via youtube. Unless you have some arthritis or generally just aren't able then I hope you take Ronstang offer if they can help!

JerryJustice : I'm more than happy to help him. I used to build computers all the time. Back when Fry's was still around I built everybody I knew at least 1 computer, some several. I still build them for myself and I have two servers sitting right here, one with 75 terabytes of storage because it is a movie server and has over 10K movies on it. This is one of my hobbies so this would be no problem.

Unless you're putting in a 5090 it should be pretty easy. The 90 class cards from the current generation can run up against the 12VHPWR's (connector cable) allowable limit. Under volting those can help. If it's a larger GPU I'd recommend some kind of bracket or brace to avoid sagging over time.