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Yep, that's what I'm still using with my 4070S.
What do you mean?
I think he means the new Nvidia App thing that's in beta and will probably replace the current control panel.
Monitoring your games is a helpful way to make sure everything is acting as it should be, and quickly diagnose any issues that might arise. It's a button press to hide the display.
Hey all, just got a nice spangly new 4070 Super and keen to see a bit of detail in my games from now on
What monitoring software would you recommend?
I had a look at the performance overlay in the nvidia app, but I cannot get it to show on my second screen, only the one where Im playing.
Same.
For the 1st 5 mins sure, after that then......FO'GET 'ABOUT IT!
The driver will sort itself out when Windows starts. You can do the whole DDU thing if you're paranoid, but you won't have any issues if you're replacing one Nvidia card with another (unless you're using some ancient driver version that doesn't support the 4070 Super). Afterburner uses hardware IDs to manage things, so the profiles you set up for your old card won't show up and it'll just be a blank slate. It keeps everything backed up though, so if you were to put your old card back in for any reason it'll restore the profiles you had set up for it.
Thank you. Just the answer I wanted.
just make sure you tell afterburner to not apply overclocks on startup before you install new card in case it is set up to clocks that arent stable on the new one and then you could end up in a crash reboot loopThank you. Just the answer I wanted.
