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Upgrading RTX 2070S from GTX 960 do i have to use DDU?

RedHoodxD
By RedHoodxD
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do i have to uninstall graphics driver using display driver uninstaller (DDU) ? or i can normally uninstall nvidia driver from control panel ?

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Not really no.  You probably won't even have to reinstall, although recommended.

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16 minutes ago, Samfisher said:

Not really no.  You probably won't even have to reinstall, although recommended.

I agree. It's more a better safe than sorry thing to do.

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Going from Nvidia to Nvidia you should be fine just swapping them, the driver will detect the change automagically.

 

BTW that's a substantial upgrade.

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5 hours ago, Master Disaster said:

Going from Nvidia to Nvidia you should be fine just swapping them, the driver will detect the change automagically.

 

BTW that's a substantial upgrade.

thx :)

 

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