Hey, I have been noticing over the past year, some of my games have either been having some stuttering issues, or I get less fps on those titles. It is all kinds of games, from games like Terraria and Crusader Kings 2 with the stuttering to Europa Universalis 4 and Skyrim with the bad fps. MY computer should in theory be able to handle those games with ease. Then I started wondering if when geforce experience updated my gpu if it was keeping my old drivers. I looked around and it turns out I have drivers dating to 306.97. I also noticed that my current driver (344.11) wasn't in there.
So my questions are: would deleting these files hurt or improve my computer? Is there a way to have experience automatically get rid of these? I am sorry if these are stupid questions, but I am new to computers and I do not want to hurt my computer in some way. Thanks in advance for your help.
Computer Specs:
CPU: Intel Core I5 3570k 3.4 ghtz
GPU: MSI 660 ti PE Edition
RAM: 8 gigs DDR3
OS: WIndows 7
PSU: Rosewill 750 w
So my questions are: would deleting these files hurt or improve my computer? Is there a way to have experience automatically get rid of these? I am sorry if these are stupid questions, but I am new to computers and I do not want to hurt my computer in some way. Thanks in advance for your help.
Computer Specs:
CPU: Intel Core I5 3570k 3.4 ghtz
GPU: MSI 660 ti PE Edition
RAM: 8 gigs DDR3
OS: WIndows 7
PSU: Rosewill 750 w
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