Do I still need to use my Nvidia video card CD's?


  1. JohnnyScience
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    Do I still need to use my Nvidia video card CD's?


    Ok I am running 2 dual video cards, both by Nvidia, 9600 GT & 9800 GT.

    Do I need to use both CD's to re-install the drivers for Win 7 64?

    Or are the drivers already updated with Win 7?

    Or do I need to go to Nvidias website and get the latest drivers?
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  3. torrentg
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    Got to NVidia's site to get latest drivers for Win 7 x64. Run it and let it install. Use the device manager to see what is going on with each individual card after. Use the device manager to install to one or both if the setup.exe doesn't do so.

    Good luck.
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