So I will be upgrading my gpu in a couple days and have a few questions. First off I have a 650 atm and will be upgrading to a 970. First question is do I need to go in to my bios to be able to setup my new gpu and if so how. Also do I just uninstall my drivers for my 650 and then install my new ones through Geforce Experience. Please let me know of any pre caution I should be taking to make sure everything goes smoothly. Thanks!
Couple of questions regarding upgrading my gpu.
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- Jul 15, 2014
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No, you shouldn't have to go into the BIOS to "set up" the new GPU. It'll just work. If it doesn't work, do a BIOS update first. And uninstall the 650 drivers before you remove the 650, and after you put in the 970 install those drivers.
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