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The drivers in your screenshot are being automtically installed when you install the chipset or GPU driver.
You do it once, when you set up a PC. Thats it. Once!!!!
GPU-drivers:
1. www.amd.com
2. enter GPU-model
3. download driver
Chipset drivers:
1. www.your-motherboards-website.com
2. enter motherboard-model
3. download driver
Once youve got your GPU driver, you can automatically or manually update it like forever? Just click on the little settings-menu and it will download the newest driver without any problems for the next 100 years.
edit:
I repair PCs in my spare time for a living and I can assure you, that these auto-driver nonsense is causing more issues than solving it.
Using tools like Chocolatey to update average apps is one thing, but using auto-detect drivers for your chipset and GPU.......I wouldnt do that because the time youre saving is negligible.
You can do it manually in a jiffy without the risk of messing things up.
You either use AMD tools or manually check your motherboard drivers if they are up to date.
i download and one install vs two downloads and two installs, self explanatory.
Maybe because the user has no idea what to select from the list.
Also I've used Ryzen AM4 drivers to install chipset drivers on older AM3 motherboards.
However the Chipset Driver for AM5 is different.
And also if you have any Ryzen based Laptop then yes you need the Notebook edition of Ryzen Drivers which is another different package all it's own.
You generally go to Motherboard support page for everything else; not for Chipset or GPUs
If the user doesn't know their chipset, they won't look for any drivers for that matter, and are more likely to use a prebuild PC that comes with it's own driver update program from the manufacturer, or he/she will manually download each driver for the model.
correct drivers is always better than the latest
Usually it would be best to install what the Motherboard provides then after a reboot go get latest from AMD and install that. As sometimes the Motherboard version release might include some extras and such that AMD would not provide directly.
But overall, there should not be anything wrong or incorrect about using the AMD auto detect option. Just like with any Intel Chipset Motherboard or Laptop, those users can use Intel Driver Assistant website from Intel to check for and download updated drivers for anything Intel based in the Motherboard or Laptop; not just Core Chipset but others to such as Intel GPU, LAN, WIFI, BT, etc.
Otherwise AMD own drivers would be always the wrong ones.
Auto detect gives me 8 drivers in total. One of them is 3D cache performance optimiser for my 7800x3D CPU. I’m not even sure how to install that manually and if it’s even available on my motherboard’s website.
https://www.amd.com/en/support/chipsets/amd-socket-am5/x670e
The only drivers one should download from motherboards site are Audio and maybe Wifi/Bluetooth. You get the other drivers from manufacturers site like amd, intel, nvidia, realtek, mediatek.