I just purchased a evga gtx 1060 sc and I'm wondering where I need to go to download the drivers once I receive it in the mail. Also I right now have a nvidia gtx 960 so before I install the drivers for the 1060. Should I uninstall all the current drivers I have right now. Please provide a link to the drivers if possible. Thank you.
How to install drivers for Evga gtx 1060?
- Thread starter Bmack2134
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It is certainly recommended to uninstall your drivers before you put in a new GPU. Here is what you need: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
1.Search for your GTX1060 model.
Can be SC, FTW,...Just find it. Enter EVGA's site.
2. Scroll down, you'll see a "Support" tab.
3. In there, you'll see Install The Latest Drivers.
4.Follow the Installation File's instructions.
Hope this helps!
1.Search for your GTX1060 model.
Can be SC, FTW,...Just find it. Enter EVGA's site.
2. Scroll down, you'll see a "Support" tab.
3. In there, you'll see Install The Latest Drivers.
4.Follow the Installation File's instructions.
Hope this helps!
decentgamer
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It is certainly recommended to uninstall your drivers before you put in a new GPU. Here is what you need: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
1.Search for your GTX1060 model.
Can be SC, FTW,...Just find it. Enter EVGA's site.
2. Scroll down, you'll see a "Support" tab.
3. In there, you'll see Install The Latest Drivers.
4.Follow the Installation File's instructions.
Hope this helps!
1.Search for your GTX1060 model.
Can be SC, FTW,...Just find it. Enter EVGA's site.
2. Scroll down, you'll see a "Support" tab.
3. In there, you'll see Install The Latest Drivers.
4.Follow the Installation File's instructions.
Hope this helps!
loganporter1218
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id say not to uninstall the drivers as when i did that before i got blue screened, and when i put the new gpu in it started acting okay. but go to EVGA website, find the drivers tab, it will have a few different options just hit search, or even Auto Detect and it will find your GPU, and it will have a list of drivers with their dates and just install the latest one
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