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Latest AMD Chipset Drivers Released
Despite it being a custom board, the chipset drivers still come from AMD regardless of what HP may have renamed them.
Latest AMD Chipset Drivers Released
Despite it being a custom board, the chipset drivers still come from AMD regardless of what HP may have renamed them.
I agree.
I was unable to quickly determine which actual chipset a "Promontory FCH" might be, to assure that I linked to the correct chipset installer.
I usually don't actively push that sort of update, but the latest drivers appear to have fixed an issue with my X570 board, where it failed to detect the graphics card when I awoke it after it had been in sleep mode for an extended period.
I had bought an HP i7 system to replace this system, was in the process of updating the specs and got sidetracked. Then I decided not to use the i7 system. Forgot all about updating system specs.
The i7 system is going to the local Senior Activity Center as a teaching tool for Windows 10 and Genealogy.
The "discrete graphics card required" sticker is on the box the AMD Ryzen 5 2600 came in, not the specs for the computer. Since I was talking about the CPUs, it never dawned on me that it could be misunderstood.
Yeah, but I'm one of those who carefully thinks about the next step and the action to take. I think I have three confirmations that the Radeon drivers should go, but since there has been some "argument" about what is and what isn't, I don't mind waiting to do the deed until I'm totally comfortable with it.
No, don't delete it. Every bit helps me to understand new information.
This will take some looking into, for my understanding rather than to question the observation. I see there may be a new chipset, so . . .
Yes.
Despite what HP may try and claim and or rename the chipset driver package to, the drivers are closed source from AMD.
As for removing the AMD video driver, not sure what the hesitation is as you no longer have an AMD GPU/APU installed in the system.
I don't think I'm going for the chipsets update. Everything I'm reading refers to Radeon graphics, and I just got rid of that cra err, umm, junk and don't want any more of it.
Besides, no matter how hard I try, I cannot find which chipset is in this computer!
I just went back to HP and got run into a circle again. My password isn't recognized and when I try to reset it, nothing happens.
So, I'm about done with HP.