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so, i'm not sure how to do this. board is Gigabyte GA-A75M-UD2H, which is stuffed full of AMD chipsets. but when i plugged in my (old + new) graphics cards, they were nVid so i blew away most traces of AMD's control fusion thing.
anyways, computer runs fine, but drivers are whatever they were 2 years ago when i set up the system. but if i'd want to update chipset drivers, how can i do that without messing up any of my nVid layer? i once tried to install the latest version of AMD control fusion whatever, but had idiotic errors when actually trying to install updated drivers through it.
is there a way to update drivers manually? or am i looking at a re-install of Win7, especially once i upgrade my graphics cards to newer nVid / AMD stuff? there isn't anything inherently wrong or unstable with my system that i can see, but my thinking is that maybe updated drives tweak minor things that i'd appreciate without really knowing they were a problem in the first place...
anyways, computer runs fine, but drivers are whatever they were 2 years ago when i set up the system. but if i'd want to update chipset drivers, how can i do that without messing up any of my nVid layer? i once tried to install the latest version of AMD control fusion whatever, but had idiotic errors when actually trying to install updated drivers through it.
is there a way to update drivers manually? or am i looking at a re-install of Win7, especially once i upgrade my graphics cards to newer nVid / AMD stuff? there isn't anything inherently wrong or unstable with my system that i can see, but my thinking is that maybe updated drives tweak minor things that i'd appreciate without really knowing they were a problem in the first place...
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