Installation guide

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32. Re-secure the chassis with the metal tape.
Before continuing, double check all your work making sure that all cables are
correctly installed and secure.
Double check the position of the chassis. Re-align the chassis with the four
marks you made earlier at the corners. Tape down metal shielding tape on all
four sides of the chassis and also secure the unconnected audio cable with tape
along one side of the chassis.
Note: The chassis must align with the marks at the corners
or the back cover may not close.
33. Replace the plastic housing.
Align the back cover on the LCD panel and re-attach by pressing the back
cover and front panel together all around the monitor until all 20
fastening points click.
34. Place monitor on stand.
Stand the monitor upright, connect the DisplayPort cable to the monitor and to
the DisplayPort port on your GPU. Connect the power cable from the AC adapter
to the monitor. Connect the AC power cable, set aside earlier, to the AC adapter
and connect the wall plug to a power outlet. If desired, affix the NVIDIA G-SYNC
stickers to the monitor bezel and back of the monitor.
35. Your NVIDIA G-SYNC
™
monitor is ready to use.
Power up the monitor and power up your PC. A blue LED on the monitor bezel
indicates the monitor is powered up.
Press the MENU button on the bezel. An on-screen display similar to the
following will appear on the monitor. Press the MENU button again to turn off
the on-screen display.
Install the latest NVIDIA GeForce GPU drivers. NVIDIA G-SYNC will be enabled
during driver installation in the NVIDIA Control Panel. Refer to the online
documentation for more information on the NVIDIA Control Panel and the
NVIDIA G-SYNC on-screen display menus.