genuine question: after a new motherboard, do you install the chipset driver package first? my home-built PC runs fine with Windows defaults. the ASRock support page has FM2A85X Extreme4 Bios 1.60. if I install it, what chagnes? if I dont, what am I missing? id love to hear opinions from people whove tried both. im not chasing benchmark records, I just want a properly set up system that wont surprise me later. im about to throw this thing out the window lol
FM2A85X Extreme4 Bios 1.60 Or Whatever Windows Picks? Lets Discuss (pls help)
sorry forgot to say the home-built PC is a fairly recent platform.
ok so on many platforms, teh chipest package is mostly INF files that give devices proper names and correct power settings. windows often provides equivalent inbox drivers. but some platforms include real drivers (power management, PCIe, i/O) that do matter.
@ping_forge omggg decided to install the board maker's chipset package. It's now part of my checklist after a new motherboard. thank u thank u thank u
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