EVGA GEFORCE RTX Ti FTW Ultra Gaming Installation Guide
- June 17, 2024
- EVGA
Table of Contents
GEFORCE® RTX
Installation Guide
Hardware Installation
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Turn off your computer, disconnect the power cord and remove any existing graphics card(s).
Attention: It is very important that you wait until the graphics card has cooled down before taking the card out of the system. -
Remove the slot covers that correspond to the PCIe slots you are installing the GeForce® graphics card in Of there was no existing graphics card).
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Install the GeForce® graphics card, as shown below. If this card is going into an SLI® configuration, follow the directions for the number of cards you will be installing.
Note : All of the graphics cards in an SLI® configuration must be identical.
Install your first GeForce® graphics card into the Primary PCIe x16 slot (the Primary slot is the one closest to the CPU).
2-way SLI: Install your second GeForce® graphics card in the secondary
PCIe x16 slot. Connect the two cards together using a 2-way SLI bridge.
*NVLink™ technology is only supported by each GPU Specification.
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4. Connect system power to the GeForce® graphics card.
2-Way 3 Slot SLI 2-Way 4 Slot SLI
GeForce® graphics cards require PCIe power plugs from the system power supply. Ensure that all pins are populated by using the proper 6 or 8 pin PCIe connector.
5. Reinstall the covers on your computer and reconnect any previously removed display cables.
A: Option 1
B: Option 2
C: Option 3
D: Option 4
E: Option 5
F: Option 6
G: Option 7
- HDMI
- Display Port
- USB Type-C™
- DVI-D
Connecting to the Display
- Connect the display(s) to the graphics card.
- Reconnect your power cord to the PC.
Driver Installation
With the hardware installed, it is now time to install the graphics driver.
- Power up your computer.
- Download the driver file from www.evga.com/drivers. The setup program will take over and walk you through the driver installation process.
- You may need to reboot your PC once the driver installation is complete.
Included Equipment
The following equipment is included in the EVGA GeForce° graphics card box.
• Installation Guide • EVGA Accessory Pack
Minimum System Requirements
Motherboard:
- PCIe, PCIe 2.0 or PCIe 3.0-compliant motherboard with one dual-width graphics slot. For an SLI® configuration, you need an NVIDIA NVLink™ (NVIDIA SLI®) motherboard.
System Power Supply:
GeForce® RTX 208011/ 2080 / 2070 : 650W power supply with one of the following
Pole power connectors. GeForce® RTX 2060 : 500W power supply with one of the
following Pole power connectors.
Option 1 Option 2 Option 3
For power supply recommendations for SLI® configurations. visit www.geforce.com/sli and check the Certified Products section.
Operating System:
• Microsoft Windows®10 64-bit(April 2018 Update or later) • Windows® 7 64-bit, Linux64-bit
- NVLink™ connector(s)
- Power Connectors
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References
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