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Windows 10 re-install or not.

Fasade

I have just changed my hardware from an i5 2500k and a Gigabyte MOBO to an i7 8700k with an Asus MOBO tried without re-install and when I opened my PC just before the login screen the windows started downloading new drivers (just like when you install them and it says "configuring") I let it finish and now it's working as intended.

 

My question is should I format ? or wait until something goes wrong and then do a "clean" install.

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Doing it that way doesn't always guarantee a reliable working OS, so yes I would recommend you do a clean install of Windows.  

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