Hello everyone,
My current PC is a bit outdated and will be upgrading most of it's parts. Will I need to do a clean installation or would it be ok to get paragon p2p to delete the old drivers?
My current PC
nforce 630i mobo (Upgraded from integrated graphics to a GT 630 previously)
Intel Core 2 Quad 8200
4GB RAM DDR2 (800MHZ)
650GB (Windows 7 is on this)
500GB (Keep this for backups - no OS is installed on this drive)
Nvidia GT 630
500W Cooler Master PSU
Packard Bell case (no case fans
)
And I'm thinking of upgrading to these parts
I5 4690K (a big upgrade from the core 2 quad)
Gigabyte Z97P-D3 (needs a new socket)
Corsair Vengeance 8GB 1600MHZ DDR3 (same thing for ram)
Zalman Z11 Plus Midi Tower Case (for case fans as its quite hot in it's current case)
And in a couple of months, I will be looking to upgrade the PSU and GPU to a 750w be quiet PSU and a R9 280X.
Though, my question is, is a clean install - NEEDED after the upgrade? Or can I use paragon p2p
My current PC is a bit outdated and will be upgrading most of it's parts. Will I need to do a clean installation or would it be ok to get paragon p2p to delete the old drivers?
My current PC
nforce 630i mobo (Upgraded from integrated graphics to a GT 630 previously)
Intel Core 2 Quad 8200
4GB RAM DDR2 (800MHZ)
650GB (Windows 7 is on this)
500GB (Keep this for backups - no OS is installed on this drive)
Nvidia GT 630
500W Cooler Master PSU
Packard Bell case (no case fans
)And I'm thinking of upgrading to these parts
I5 4690K (a big upgrade from the core 2 quad)
Gigabyte Z97P-D3 (needs a new socket)
Corsair Vengeance 8GB 1600MHZ DDR3 (same thing for ram)
Zalman Z11 Plus Midi Tower Case (for case fans as its quite hot in it's current case)
And in a couple of months, I will be looking to upgrade the PSU and GPU to a 750w be quiet PSU and a R9 280X.
Though, my question is, is a clean install - NEEDED after the upgrade? Or can I use paragon p2p
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