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Consider switching to a newer GPU like the Nvidia 4070 for better performance.

Consider switching to a newer GPU like the Nvidia 4070 for better performance.

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blazemaster900
Junior Member
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08-24-2023, 12:42 AM
#1
Hello everyone. I'm considering switching from a Radeon 5700 Xt to a Nvidia 4070 because the older card has been causing issues (it crashes on desktop even with Adrenalin, and afterburner helps but still happens). I'm new to upgrades, so I want advice on what to know or any extra parts I should get. My current setup includes: CPU - AMD Ryzen 3600, PSU - Thermaltake 700W, GPU - Asus B450-PLUS, Case - MIDI MSI MAG VAPIRIC 010.
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blazemaster900
08-24-2023, 12:42 AM #1

Hello everyone. I'm considering switching from a Radeon 5700 Xt to a Nvidia 4070 because the older card has been causing issues (it crashes on desktop even with Adrenalin, and afterburner helps but still happens). I'm new to upgrades, so I want advice on what to know or any extra parts I should get. My current setup includes: CPU - AMD Ryzen 3600, PSU - Thermaltake 700W, GPU - Asus B450-PLUS, Case - MIDI MSI MAG VAPIRIC 010.

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DarkSuSuHaHa
Junior Member
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08-24-2023, 02:11 AM
#2
When changing from AMD to Nvidia or vice versa, always run DDU in Safe Mode to delete the previous drivers before adding the new ones.
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DarkSuSuHaHa
08-24-2023, 02:11 AM #2

When changing from AMD to Nvidia or vice versa, always run DDU in Safe Mode to delete the previous drivers before adding the new ones.

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gargethan
Junior Member
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08-24-2023, 04:24 AM
#3
Before deleting gou, obtain the newest Nvidia driver using DDU. Clear all AMD Radeon drivers. Replace the old card with a new one and boot into Windows. Install the Nvidia driver download on step 1—ideally with internet turned off to avoid installing outdated updates.
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gargethan
08-24-2023, 04:24 AM #3

Before deleting gou, obtain the newest Nvidia driver using DDU. Clear all AMD Radeon drivers. Replace the old card with a new one and boot into Windows. Install the Nvidia driver download on step 1—ideally with internet turned off to avoid installing outdated updates.