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Drivers Updater Software

Nicolas Dion
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Hello guys i have recently builded up my new pc, and i want to ask if you suggest me or knowing any software that automatic checks and updates my pc's drivers. 

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Nope never use an automated driver updater for a home PC. Always find them from your hardware vendors website.

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If you have AMD I'm pretty sure this thing called Raptr which checks for it, but I usually just check my GPU's website every once in a while. 

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well i got intel and msi..

MSI can be amd or nvidia. If you know the model of your card you can find out from that as well. Like a MSI GTX 970 would be a nvidia card. I prefer to do things manually 1 by 1. For programs, there is something like ninite. https://ninite.com/ . However, for video card drives and stuff I dunno.

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MSI can be amd or nvidia. If you know the model of your card you can find out from that as well. Like a MSI GTX 970 would be a nvidia card. I prefer to do things manually 1 by 1. For programs, there is something like ninite. https://ninite.com/ . However, for video card drives and stuff I dunno.

well here you can see my rig: http://linustechtips.com/main/user/61956-nicolas-dion/

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