NVIDIA GPU Graphics Card
Whakatakotoranga
- Waitohu: Nvidia
- Momo Hua: Wae Tukatuka Whakairoiro (GPU)
- Hototahi: Works with systems supporting Nvidia GPUs
Tuhipoka:
- If you uninstall all your display drivers (no iGPU or Nvidia drivers) it fails back to the Microsoft Basic Display adapter – might just be 800×600. However, you’ll need an iGPU or Graphics card to see the BIOS screens and to reboot…because if you don’t install a graphics card into a system with a KF CPU, or regular AMD CPU, you won’t be able to get past the VGA BIOS EZ-Debug check.
I mua i to tiimata
- If you are swapping out your existing Nvidia Graphics card for a much newer one (especially a newly released Nvidia generation of graphics cards) then make sure to install the latest Nvidia drivers before you remove your old graphics card. Your current drivers may not support the newer models.
Tohutohu
All Circumstances
- Hipanga 1: Disable MSI Afterburner “Start with Windows”. Shutdown MSI Afterburner / RTSS.
- Hipanga 2: If you are using Intel Drivers & Apps, disable Intel Arc Control and Intel Graphics Command Center Startup Task via Settings \ Apps \ Startup. BTW: Intel Arc opens – but runs in “Restrict mode”…maybe due to an unrecognized driver.
- Hipanga 3: Whakawetohia te PC.
If you are switching from Intel iGPU to Nvidia Graphics Card
- Hipanga 4: Install the new Nvidia Graphics Card
- Hipanga 5: Tīmataria anō te PC
- Hipanga 6: Windows will boot into the “Basic Display…” Driver – as per Device Manager
- Hipanga 7: After a couple of mins, Windows will install an old (ancient 300series) Nvidia Driver
- Hipanga 8: Whakahou ano
- Hipanga 9: Install new/latest Nvidia Drivers using “Clean Install” method
- Hipanga 10: Reboot again.
- Hipanga 11: Start MSI Afterburner / re-enable “Start with Windows”.
- Hipanga 12: When running your first game, toggle MSI OSD OFF and then ON to fix any GPU related OSD data errors.
Tuhipoka: The Intel Arc Control App will still “Start with Windows” and show up in the Taskbar.
If you are swapping one Nvidia Graphics Card for another
- Hipanga 4: Swap out Nvidia Graphics Card for new Nvidia Graphics Card
- Hipanga 5: Tīmataria anō te PC
- Hipanga 6: The Nvidia Drivers should auto-detect the new GPU and configure the Nvidia Drivers for the new hardware specs.
- Hipanga 7: Reboot – JIC
- Hipanga 8: Install new/latest Nvidia Drivers using “Clean Install” method
- Hipanga 9: Reboot again.
- Hipanga 10: Start MSI Afterburner / re-enable “Start with Windows”.
- Hipanga 11: When running your first game, toggle MSI OSD OFF and then ON to fix any GPU-related OSD data errors.
FAQ
What should I do if my system fails back to the Microsoft Basic Display adapter after uninstalling all display drivers?
You will need an iGPU or Graphics card to see the BIOS screens and reboot. Without a graphics card, you may not be able to get past the VGA BIOS EZ-Debug check.
Tuhinga / Rauemi
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