I'm curious...

[NotGonnaLook]

I have a very serious question for you.

 

I am building a fancy new platform to upgrade my outdated AM4 chipset to the slightly better z890/245kf getup and ran into a very analog problem...

 

My wallet ran out of money when waltzing in for my GeForce RTX 4070 Super to retire the 3060 so I have everything but the display adapter.

 

The Ol' 30 had to hold onto the employee badge, swipe card and intimate knowledge of my IT infrastructure for just a bit longer..it assured me that, and I quote, "I'm a Zotac 30, mate...I got this"

 

I have explained all this to my normally very helpful suppliers of gadgetry but they couldn't answer a simple question for me so I figured that perhaps you can?

 

Where do I find GeForce Later drivers so that I can store them on a thumb drive in readiness for when I can resolve the dollar related dilemma? GeForce Now is no good to me. Already got that

 

Thanks in advance for any help as I am pulling out all my hair and expended all of my Google-Fu trying to find one elusive little package 

[Hinjima]

4 minutes ago, NotGonnaLook said:

I have a very serious question for you.

 

I am building a fancy new platform to upgrade my outdated AM4 chipset to the slightly better z890/245kf getup and ran into a very analog problem...

 

My wallet ran out of money when waltzing in for my GeForce RTX 4070 Super to retire the 3060 so I have everything but the display adapter.

 

The Ol' 30 had to hold onto the employee badge, swipe card and intimate knowledge of my IT infrastructure for just a bit longer..it assured me that, and I quote, "I'm a Zotac 30, mate...I got this"

 

I have explained all this to my normally very helpful suppliers of gadgetry but they couldn't answer a simple question for me so I figured that perhaps you can?

 

Where do I find GeForce Later drivers so that I can store them on a thumb drive in readiness for when I can resolve the dollar related dilemma? GeForce Now is no good to me. Already got that

 

Thanks in advance for any help as I am pulling out all my hair and expended all of my Google-Fu trying to find one elusive little package 

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/drivers/

You can download the automatic update ( When you have the new card / PC connected online of course ) or manually find drivers and download.

[Bagzie]

You really don't need to do this OP , modern hardware and Windows update will get you to a state where you can just download the latest driver after the fact.

[NotGonnaLook]

I really should either invest in either a better comedic brain or a bigger humour tag in my post ...