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April 30th, 2020 09:00

Aurora R9, updating RTX 2080 Super driver

I just want to confirm this on the Nvidia driver updates. Do we update through DELL and not Nvidia. 

Thx !

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April 30th, 2020 09:00

The Dell-OEM Nvidia desktop video cards are fairly standard "reference design" cards.

Yes, they can run Nvidia drivers from Nvidia.com (and also any tossed to you via Windows Update).

 

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May 1st, 2020 06:00

Ok thx Tesla1856 Im just making sure because I have read to only do Alienware updates because they have everything looked down tighter than a knats a$$. 

 

Thx!

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May 1st, 2020 08:00


@mako64 wrote:

Ok thx Tesla1856 Im just making sure because I have read to only do Alienware updates because they have everything looked down tighter than a knats a$$. 

 

Thx!


Note that Dell also just rolled out a firmware update for the OEM RTX graphics cards that came out in April.  Assuming you were so inclined, you would do the firmware update through Dell for their oem gpu. 

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May 1st, 2020 10:00

Interesting. 

VIDEO-BIOS Firmware updates are very different (and rare occurrence) from the usual driver-updates . 

I agree and also suggest getting any VIDEO-BIOS Firmware updates directly from the manufacturer of the video-card. That's like Zotac, MSI, or in this case ... Dell (for their OEM cards).

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May 1st, 2020 14:00

Yes I seen that and that’s why I want to confirm. My R9 is running like a champ and I don’t want to be like others I have read about these update issues. I know it’s not good to read some of that bad stuff but I can’t help it. I’ve only had this R9 for 2 months and so far it’s been great.

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