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I'm definitely an advocate of the "if it ain't broke" philosophy. Much damage can be caused by injudicious and unnecessary fiddling about with the vital parts of your computer - both in hardware and software.

Worst of all things are firmware updates for the BIOS chip and things like optical drives. If these go wrong you have a good chance of destroying the component part or even the whole machine. Driver updates can be almost as bad and I have updated drivers in the past and ended up with markedly worse performance than I had originally.

If you are satisfied with the way your machine functions, leave well alone. :)

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read the readme thats posted with the new drivers because they can have important bug fixes,personally I allways with no exception update my graphics drivers to the latest version.

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