New build with a 4090 and a 7800x3d (chip has onboard video).
I'm always very careful after I build a rig to try for the cleanest install of all the base drivers such as chipset, audio, LAN, WIFI, etc... There was one on the ASUS site for my MoBo (650E-E) that was called "VGA video" which I assumed is for my onboard video only. And... That I can/should install it to optimize that capability if I ever need to operate on that capability for a while.
Question: In the context of still needing to install my NVIDIA driver for the 4090 did I just create a lot of driver trash that will corrupt a 4090 install or are these 2 drivers totally separate? I assumed the "VGA" driver was for onboard video only and has nothing to do with my NVIDIA driver. i.e. there is an "onboard driver driver" stored in a totally separate location that the actual NVIDIA driver that I'm going to install for the dedicated 4090 graphics card.
Or... Did I assume incorrectly, and will end up with a mess???
I'm always very careful after I build a rig to try for the cleanest install of all the base drivers such as chipset, audio, LAN, WIFI, etc... There was one on the ASUS site for my MoBo (650E-E) that was called "VGA video" which I assumed is for my onboard video only. And... That I can/should install it to optimize that capability if I ever need to operate on that capability for a while.
Question: In the context of still needing to install my NVIDIA driver for the 4090 did I just create a lot of driver trash that will corrupt a 4090 install or are these 2 drivers totally separate? I assumed the "VGA" driver was for onboard video only and has nothing to do with my NVIDIA driver. i.e. there is an "onboard driver driver" stored in a totally separate location that the actual NVIDIA driver that I'm going to install for the dedicated 4090 graphics card.
Or... Did I assume incorrectly, and will end up with a mess???
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