what r u trying 2 say

Bro I got 3 ASUS boards with nVidia chipsets, and the could all run my Titan.

However...The reason I mentioned it is mainly because of the ppl with AMD chipsets and AMD vid cards.

Ticking that option should be safe to almost everyone.
the c:\amd and c:\nvidia folders contains usually only your extracted download driver files.
There should be no On-Use driver in there.
I made this an option in case someone is a driver collectioner lol.

Amd chipset and amd videocard should be safe on a normally configured system of course.

This post was edited by Wagnard on Nov 13 2013 04:02pm

Up for those with Nvidia driver issues.


/e ...or AMD vid card driver issues.

This post was edited by Ghot on Jan 19 2014 08:11pm

i never thought this post would even come from you

Since I was never silly enough to buy an AMD vid card...I keep forgetting those exist.


....and my edit came before your post

Nvidia driver had zero issues back when they still had the blue n white icon, when they changed to the green icon, everyone started having problems. They tried to squeeze too much crap in along with the drivers.

I been bytching to Nvidia for about 1.5 years about that ....but they don't care, they care about their bottom line right now.

Geforce Experience, dun need it
Shadow Play, dun need it
3D Vision, dun need it.
G-Sync or w/e it's called, dun need it.

All an Nvidia driver needs is the driver, the HD audio and the PhysX.


/e IMO all that other stuff, should be a separate download. Unfortunately, Nvidia doesn't agree.

This post was edited by Ghot on Jan 26 2014 07:11pm

Still better than AMD drivers.