Important - Review prior to upgrading:
- Review our warranty policy.
- Check the Tomahawk Gaming Desktop specifications for compatibility.
- Place the unit on a smooth surface for proper grounding.
Step-by-step process
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Unplug all connections including the AC power cord from the unit.

- Pull the lever and remove the compartment from the enclosure.

- Remove the graphics card to gain access to the RAM modules located inside the Compute Element.
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Remove the power connectors.

- Remove the PCIe thumbscrew.

- Pull out the graphics card from the PCIe slot.

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Unfasten the screws on the Compute Element’s front panel using a Phillips screwdriver to expose the RAM modules inside the Compute Element.
Note: Be careful with the amount of force you use. Do not use an electric screwdriver.

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Unclick the two metal brackets on the side until the RAM pops up then pull it straight out.

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Align the notches and insert the RAM at an angle, then push it down until it clicks.
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Reinstall the Compute Element’s front panel.
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Reattach the graphics card.
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Slide the compartment back into the enclosure then push the lever to lock.

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Once done, boot up the Gaming Desktop.
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Go to "Settings" > "System" > "About" to check if the correct amount of RAM is showing.

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