Do I need to manually uninstall/reinstall drivers if I replace my GPU?











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I'm going to replace my nvidia GTX 1080 with a nvidia GT 730. Can I just replace it and let Ubuntu take care of the drivers or will I need to manually do something?



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    theoretically you don't need to do anything.
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  • That some downgrade but it's likely they can use the same driver version.
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    theoretically you don't need to do anything.
    – Android Dev
    Nov 12 at 19:59










  • That some downgrade but it's likely they can use the same driver version.
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    theoretically you don't need to do anything.
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    Nov 12 at 19:59










  • That some downgrade but it's likely they can use the same driver version.
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    Nov 12 at 20:06








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theoretically you don't need to do anything.
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Nov 12 at 19:59




theoretically you don't need to do anything.
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Nov 12 at 19:59












That some downgrade but it's likely they can use the same driver version.
– GabrielaGarcia
Nov 12 at 20:06




That some downgrade but it's likely they can use the same driver version.
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If you talking about the nouveau drivers, no, you do not need to do anything.



If you are talking about the Nvidia proprietary dirver then theoretically you don't need to do anything, but probably the safest thing to do is to revert to the nouveau driver before replacing it and then reinstall the proprietary ones.






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    If you talking about the nouveau drivers, no, you do not need to do anything.



    If you are talking about the Nvidia proprietary dirver then theoretically you don't need to do anything, but probably the safest thing to do is to revert to the nouveau driver before replacing it and then reinstall the proprietary ones.






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      If you talking about the nouveau drivers, no, you do not need to do anything.



      If you are talking about the Nvidia proprietary dirver then theoretically you don't need to do anything, but probably the safest thing to do is to revert to the nouveau driver before replacing it and then reinstall the proprietary ones.






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        If you talking about the nouveau drivers, no, you do not need to do anything.



        If you are talking about the Nvidia proprietary dirver then theoretically you don't need to do anything, but probably the safest thing to do is to revert to the nouveau driver before replacing it and then reinstall the proprietary ones.






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        If you talking about the nouveau drivers, no, you do not need to do anything.



        If you are talking about the Nvidia proprietary dirver then theoretically you don't need to do anything, but probably the safest thing to do is to revert to the nouveau driver before replacing it and then reinstall the proprietary ones.







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