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Graphics drivers advice

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Hi people,
I have purchased a Radeon to replace my nvidia card and understand I need to uninstall the nvidia drivers then run a registry cleaner. I am currently however running a Intel hd4000 built into my motherboard and obviously have these drivers installed, do I need to uninstall these or do anything extra for these?
Regards
 
Hi people,
I have purchased a Radeon to replace my nvidia card and understand I need to uninstall the nvidia drivers then run a registry cleaner. I am currently however running a Intel hd4000 built into my motherboard and obviously have these drivers installed, do I need to uninstall these or do anything extra for these?
Regards

You shouldn't need to run a driver cleaner to get rid of the NVidia drivers, unless AMD drivers really are that twitchy... though plenty of people run a nv card as a PhysX card alongside AMD so it shouldn't be a problem, and no you don't need to uninstall the Intel drives either
 
Hi people,
I have purchased a Radeon to replace my nvidia card and understand I need to uninstall the nvidia drivers then run a registry cleaner. I am currently however running a Intel hd4000 built into my motherboard and obviously have these drivers installed, do I need to uninstall these or do anything extra for these?
Regards

All you need to do is uninstall your old (Nvidia) drivers, restart then install your new (AMD) drivers. Ignore the guff posted above. :)
 
Lmao, you tell him to do the same thing and then refer to both of us as a load of guff? Nice work centurion, you are at least half right :D

You shouldn't need to run a driver cleaner to get rid of the NVidia drivers, unless AMD drivers really are that twitchy...

Guff, along with most of your anti AMD posts as usual andy.
 
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