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what is it like going from a nvidia gpu to an amd one?

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so in the next couple upgrades ill be getting a second monitor and a r9 390. I currently have a 750ti and was wondering what it would take to upgrade software wise? like would I have to go delete some stuff off of my hard drive? or does it not matter?

Uninstall your Nvidia drivers(either with control panel uninstaller or DDU) > turn off your PC and remove Nvidia card > install AMD card and boot > install AMD drivers(reboot if needed) then game on.

so in the next couple upgrades ill be getting a second monitor and a r9 390. I currently have a 750ti and was wondering what it would take to upgrade software wise? like would I have to go delete some stuff off of my hard drive? or does it not matter?

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Get rid of the drivers for your old card, and the performance will be much better with the 390

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Get rid of the drivers for your old card, and the performance will be much better with the 390

how would i do that?

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Easy as 1, 2, 3.

I never uninstalled my quadro p150 drivers when I upgraded to a Radeon 9200!

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so in the next couple upgrades ill be getting a second monitor and a r9 390. I currently have a 750ti and was wondering what it would take to upgrade software wise? like would I have to go delete some stuff off of my hard drive? or does it not matter?

Uninstall your Nvidia drivers(either with control panel uninstaller or DDU) > turn off your PC and remove Nvidia card > install AMD card and boot > install AMD drivers(reboot if needed) then game on.

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