AMD cpu with nvidia gpu

[DeadiPod]

I had both amd cpu and gpu, then switched to and nvidia gpu with the same amd cpu I already had. There were some issues with the ccc and nvidia cp being on the same pc so i uninstalled ccc based on a reply from another forum user. However, now it seems like my cpu is barely pushing what it used to. Not only that but the nvidia drivers keep crashing with ever game I play, except csgo. Thats not really a Problem cause csgo is the main game I play. But i would still like to know a way to make everything run almost flawlessly if not flawlessly. If its not too much trouble for anyone.

 

[BigBadBeef]

Right now, your computer is about as messy as the message in which you delivered your request. The first thing you should have done was to remove all drivers BEFORE changing graphics card and used a driver cleaner to completely purge all traces of the driver.

Now you must remove ALL driver related to graphics cards, completely purge them both with driver cleaner and then install a clean batch. Then pray it works as it should because otherwise only formatting your system drive would save you!

 

[DasHotShot]

Short of updating all the drivers for your mobo and system, a clean install often fixes most problems of this nature, despite it certainly not seeming the easiest solution.

I think in this case, if you save key files and your serial key (magicjellybean.com) and start fresh you may even save time overall, which might end up being spent trying to isolate the problem.

There may be a better or easier solution, however this is mine.

 

[kwa-e]

Try running this DDU in safe mode to remove any remaining traces of the drivers in the system, Install the latest drivers from Nvidia afterwards.
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

 

[madmatt30]

^ that but safe mode isn't necessary - select to remove amd video drivers with the reboot once done option ticked.