Changing graphics card?

Desktop PC with Windows 10 pro build 20h2 19042.964,, AMD Ryzen 7 1700x, 32 gig ram, 8 core.

I plan to take my old gforce graphics card out of the system and replace it with a much better GTX 1650 super. I need to know if I should uninstall the old graphics card drivers then remove the old card before I install the new card with the relevant drivers which I have downloaded from NVIDIA?

I think this is probably the right way to do this, but as I have never had the need to do this before, I thought it best to ask?

Thank you for any advice/help in advance.

It's always a good idea to remove the old drivers before installing new ones. Fewer problems caused that way.

Thanks Gurn, I will proceed tomorrow (It's 11:30 pm here).

To state what may be obvious:

Download the latest nVidia drivers.

Uninstall the current AMD drivers.

Power down.

Swap cards.

Power up.

Install the nVidia drivers.

There's a slight chance that you might benefit from using Display Driver Uninstaller (Official Display Driver Uninstaller DDU Download), but it's unlikely.

AddRAM said:

He`s removing a Nvidia card, not an AMD card.

(snip)

Oops. I made the mistake of looking at "my computer", rather than noting the geforce in the text.

I'd probably remove the nVidia drivers and re-install them anyway. Probably unnecessary, but little effort is involved.

I've always avoided Geforce Experience, but I'm not much of a gamer.

Thanks to everyone!