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The first motherboard I swapped without reinstalling haa completly different architecture and I hadnt reinstalled anything: It was a mess everything was about twice slower. For the windows key, I had a DELL windows key and it activated just fine on my completly new system

Het everyone, so I'm about to buy a crosshair V formula-z and I currently have a 970a-g46 from MSI and I was wondering I needed to renstall the AMD drivers when I swap my motherboard (I know I need to uninstall anything that's not AMD, but what about the AMD drivers?

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Typically when changing a motherboard best practice is to reinstall windows entirely.

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The first motherboard I swapped without reinstalling haa completly different architecture and I hadnt reinstalled anything: It was a mess everything was about twice slower. For the windows key, I had a DELL windows key and it activated just fine on my completly new system

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