How To Update Your Graphics Driver on Windows 10

Keeping your graphics driver up-to-date is essential for your computer's performance and stability. Outdated drivers can lead to glitches, errors, and even system crashes. In this article, we will guide you through the steps to update your graphics driver on Windows 10. We will also discuss the benefits of updating your graphics driver and how to check if your driver is up-to-date.

Update your NVIDIA Graphics Card Driver

For NVIDIA graphics card users, we recommend using the GeForce Experience application. Click here to download the application and install it on your system. GeForce Experience is the dedicated application for your GTX and RTX graphics card. It lets you update your graphics drivers and automatically optimize your game settings.

GeForce Experience > Drivers > Download

Update Through the Device Manager

Fortunately, you can easily update most of your drivers, including your graphics driver, through the Device Manager on Windows 10. Search for Device Manager in your taskbar and follow a few easy steps. After expanding the Display Adapters category, right-click on your main display adaptor (GPU) and select Update Driver. Then, choose the option to Search Automatically for Updated Driver Software. While updating through Device Manager is straightforward, using the dedicated software for your GPU is recommended, as it provides more options and customization. Use Device Manager to determine which graphics driver is currently in use.

Device Manager > Display Adaptors > Update Driver

Update your AMD Graphics Card Driver

To update the driver for AMD graphics cards, you need to download the Radeon Adrenalin or AMD Radeon application from the official website. Install the application on your system and launch it. Click on "Check for Updates" to download and install the latest driver, which may take a few minutes. Updating the driver through this dedicated software provides more options and ensures better performance.

AMD Adrenalin > Update Driver