*DONE thanks for the help people* changing cards?

[alexander1234]

HI, since im changing from a msi 1060 6gb gaming x to a asus 1070 rog strix *gaming* i was wondering if i have to delete any drivers or something like that.

[Max_Settings]

Yes use DDU to install the old drivers before installing the new drivers

[alexander1234]

Just now, Max_Settings said:

Yes use DDU to install the old drivers before installing the new drivers

install the old ?drivers???

[knightslugger]

uninstall.

[Max_Settings]

Sorry uninstall

[alexander1234]

2 minutes ago, Max_Settings said:

Sorry uninstall

wont geforce experience do that itself?

[Max_Settings]

Just now, alexander1234 said:

wont geforce experience do that itself?

No

[Princess Luna]

Just now, alexander1234 said:

wont geforce experience do that itself?

No it does not, you have to go here: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

 

Download the DDU application, reboot your system SAFE MODE, let it completely wipe out the drivers and ONLY then you install the new card and go download GeForce Experience, and do NOT let it update automatically newer drivers afterwards as EVERY single time you'll driver update for display you NEED to DDU to ensure it is operating on its full potential.

[alexander1234]

Just now, Princess Cadence said:

No it does not, you have to go here: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

 

Download the DDU application, reboot your system SAFE MODE, let it completely wipe out the drivers and ONLY then you install the new card and go download GeForce Experience, and do NOT let it update automatically newer drivers afterwards as EVERY single time you'll driver update for display you NEED to DDU to ensure it is operating on its full potential.

really? last time there was a driver update gerforce experience showed a little text that said *uninstalling old drivers*  

[alexander1234]

shit im so confused 

[Max_Settings]

1 minute ago, alexander1234 said:

really? last time there was a driver update gerforce experience showed a little text that said *uninstalling old drivers*  

It doesn't uninstall drivers when you switch cards though

[Max_Settings]

Just now, alexander1234 said:

shit im so confused 

Why are you confused? We all told you what to do

[BubblyCharizard]

6 minutes ago, alexander1234 said:

wont geforce experience do that itself?

if you select "perform a clean install" then yes, it should remove them

[Princess Luna]

Just now, alexander1234 said:

really? last time there was a driver update gerforce experience showed a little text that said *uninstalling old drivers*  

 It leaves a lot of terrible left overs though, trust me I learned this the hard way I too used to have faith on GeForce Experience only to go play Bioshock Infinite one day and my TITAN X after a driver update and it was working on 30% usage only doing 50fps instead of 160fps it always did...

 

DDU'ed and reinstalled all fresh new and the frames per second actually increased to 180 lol.

 

I still use GE for the Shadow Play and even let it install the driver, but whenever I'll update the driver DDU every time.

[alexander1234]

3 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

 It leaves a lot of terrible left overs though, trust me I learned this the hard way I too used to have faith on GeForce Experience only to go play Bioshock Infinite one day and my TITAN X after a driver update and it was working on 30% usage only doing 50fps instead of 160fps it always did...

 

DDU'ed and reinstalled all fresh new and the frames per second actually increased to 180 lol.

 

I still use GE for the Shadow Play and even let it install the driver, but whenever I'll update the driver DDU every time.

i have no experience with DDU and SAFE MODE please inform me 

[alexander1234]

5 minutes ago, Max_Settings said:

Why are you confused? We all told you what to do

things dont make sense the first time you do them

[Princess Luna]

Just now, alexander1234 said:

i have no experience with DDU and SAFE MODE please inform me 

You can find guides in youtube, it really isn't hard...

 

 

[alexander1234]

9 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

 It leaves a lot of terrible left overs though, trust me I learned this the hard way I too used to have faith on GeForce Experience only to go play Bioshock Infinite one day and my TITAN X after a driver update and it was working on 30% usage only doing 50fps instead of 160fps it always did...

 

DDU'ed and reinstalled all fresh new and the frames per second actually increased to 180 lol.

 

I still use GE for the Shadow Play and even let it install the driver, but whenever I'll update the driver DDU every time.

also just a little question today i lost power to my house while my pc was starting up ofcourse it lost all power when the power was back and i started it up it said checking C:drive which is my ssd where windows is installed and after checking it, it said repairing and then everything was back to normal should i be worried?  

[alexander1234]

1 minute ago, Princess Cadence said:

You can find guides in youtube, it really isn't hard...

 

 

it is when you dont know what to search for.

[Princess Luna]

8 minutes ago, alexander1234 said:

everything was back to normal should i be worried?  

No it is fine, SSDs are extremely reliable against these issues.

 

Also we did tell you to go for the "DDU" route, I know it may sound dickish but Google is there to be used haha, if you have other questions you can PM me, I can't address them right away as I am at work right now but later on I'll be glad to help you out.