Windows 10: Clean install and automatic video card driver install (nvidia)

Sorry if this has been addressed already (a search didn't yield exactly what I was looking for). I'm planning on doing a clean install of Win10 next weekend after upgrading from 7 x64 Pro. I'm wondering if anybody has a detailed account on what happens after the first load of Win10 after a fresh install; as far as Windows Update automatically actually going out and getting the NVidia driver and installing it then it being installed after a reboot instead of just manually installing the drivers off of the NVidia site. Does it actually do all of the device driver downloads and installs in the first 15 min. as others have described, or will it wait until you go into the settings app and hit the windows update button?

Thanks for any advice...

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On Windows 10 clean install, which video card drivers are automatically installed?

This question refers to video cards, both AMD and NVIDIA.

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And will Windows Update automatically install the latest drivers as they are released or is that a job for the user?

 

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