New Graphics Card

[Hi im Aurora]

Hi everyone.

So recently i bought a upgrade kit(Motherboard,Ram and Cpu) along with a Power Flower 650 w Leadex Silver Cert PSU. i have my old GPU currently installed ( gigabyte gtx 750ti) 

Ryzen 3 1200 cpu ,none overclocked. MSI b350 motherboard and x2 4gb hyper x Fury ram running at 2400mhz stock. Windows 10 pro installed. (These two pairs really good) but i went and bought a new GPU PALIT Jetstream GTX 1060 6gb. to play better graphics on player unknown battlegrounds.

 

I would just like to know as im not that good with PC software, Must i uninstall my old graphics drivers and install new ones? on the palit webpage there is drivers see here  http://www.palit.com/palit/vgapro.php?id=2669&lang=en&pn=NE51060015J9-1060J&tab=do  Do i need to download them and install them or what must i do? 

 

Thanks everyone

[Brooksie359]

Yes I would recommend uninstalling your display drivers and installing new ones.

[PegionFish]

For me myself I would suggest you to uninstall all your GPU driver but to be honest I have never changed a GPU so I can't know more.

Sorry

[staubgame]

12 minutes ago, Hi im Aurora said:

Hi everyone.

So recently i bought a upgrade kit(Motherboard,Ram and Cpu) along with a Power Flower 650 w Leadex Silver Cert PSU. i have my old GPU currently installed ( gigabyte gtx 750ti) 

Ryzen 3 1200 cpu ,none overclocked. MSI b350 motherboard and x2 4gb hyper x Fury ram running at 2400mhz stock. Windows 10 pro installed. (These two pairs really good) but i went and bought a new GPU PALIT Jetstream GTX 1060 6gb. to play better graphics on player unknown battlegrounds.

 

I would just like to know as im not that good with PC software, Must i uninstall my old graphics drivers and install new ones? on the palit webpage there is drivers see here  http://www.palit.com/palit/vgapro.php?id=2669&lang=en&pn=NE51060015J9-1060J&tab=do  Do i need to download them and install them or what must i do? 

 

Thanks everyone

The clean way to do it, is, as suggested, uninstall your drivers, run cclean (optional, do if you run into problems), power down the computer, unplug from wall socket, swap cards, re-plug to power and power back up.

Other ways most likely work but it's "most likely".  

[Hi im Aurora]

1 hour ago, staubgame said:

The clean way to do it, is, as suggested, uninstall your drivers, run cclean (optional, do if you run into problems), power down the computer, unplug from wall socket, swap cards, re-plug to power and power back up.

Other ways most likely work but it's "most likely".  

Would you suggest windows 10 to automatic update my drivers for my gpu after i installed the new GPU? ,or must i do it manually ?

[Hi im Aurora]

1 hour ago, Brooksie359 said:

Yes I would recommend uninstalling your display drivers and installing new ones.

Windows 10 does automatic updates,would you suggest automatic updates? or must i install the vGA drivers manually?

[staubgame]

2 hours ago, Hi im Aurora said:

Windows 10 does automatic updates,would you suggest automatic updates? or must i install the vGA drivers manually?

Can't stop windows but definetly download the appropriate drivers from nvidia or AMD.

 

[Hi im Aurora]

Hi sorry to ask so many questions...

 

But im not sure which drivers i should uninstall ,would it be all the nvidia things on control panel?