What motherboard driver do i need

[Firven]

So I'm downloading drivers for my z370op d3 and there's multiple drivers for example in chipset, do i need to download all of them on the list or just the first one with the newest version. I should know this but I to dumb to figure it out

[[deleted]]

Just the newest version.

[Firven]

So just the first one even tho some have different titles that are dofferent from the last one

[Firven]

Mostly because there's INF and intel management engine interface

[Firven]

https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/12/3557193237098168820/

[Firven]

crap wrong thing

[Firven]

https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/Z370P-D3-rev-10#support-dl-driver-audio

[Firven]

Ok should I also get the first cha driver and first sata driver

[Firven]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Firven:

Ok should I also get the first cha driver and first sata driver

I ment vga not cha

[TheRandomGuy]

You get the newest version off the Web page for your motherboard. In general, find your mobo manufacturer's website, locate your model of Motherboard, and grab the LATEST DRIVERS ONLY, not all of them. Some Mobos may require prerequisites to be downloaded, such as AMD / Intel chipset drivers of X Version to work with newer BIOSes for instance.

[Azza ☠]

Select your 'Driver OS' from the list, I will assume you are using Win 10.

Create a driver folder on your PC somewhere to download the files into:

- Realtek Audio Driver - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [8586]
- Intel INF installation - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [10.1.17986.8131]
- Intel Management Engine Interface - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [1846.12.0.1177]
- Realtek LAN Driver - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [10.031.0828.2018]
- Intel Optane memory - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [17.2.6.1027]
- Intel Rapid Storage Technology - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [17.2.6.1027]
- Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5. Version [4.5]
- BIOS F13 [2019/03/26]
- APP Center. Version [B19.0227.1]
- @BIOS (Intel 300/X299 series). Version [B18.0914.1]

You can do this manually or automatically via the APP Center. I perfer manually, but if you want to make it easier for you, install the "Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5" and then "APP Center".

The order you should go then is "Intel INF installation" > "Intel Management Engine Interface" > "Intel Rapid Storage Technology" > "Intel Optane memory" > Flash the BIOS to "F13" > "Realtek Audio Driver" > "Realtek LAN Driver".

[TheRandomGuy]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Azza ☠:

Select your 'Driver OS' from the list, I will assume you are using Win 10.

Create a driver folder on your PC somewhere to download the files into:

- Realtek Audio Driver - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [8586]
- Intel INF installation - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [10.1.17986.8131]
- Intel Management Engine Interface - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [1846.12.0.1177]
- Realtek LAN Driver - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [10.031.0828.2018]
- Intel Optane memory - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [17.2.6.1027]
- Intel Rapid Storage Technology - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [17.2.6.1027]
- Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5. Version [4.5]
- BIOS F13 [2019/03/26]
- APP Center. Version [B19.0227.1]
- @BIOS (Intel 300/X299 series). Version [B18.0914.1]

You can do this manually or automatically via the APP Center. I perfer manually, but if you want to make it easier for you, install the "Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5" and then "APP Center".

The order you should go then is "Intel INF installation" > "Intel Management Engine Interface" > "Intel Rapid Storage Technology" > "Intel Optane memory" > Flash the BIOS to "F13" > "Realtek Audio Driver" > "Realtek LAN Driver".

APP Center is for Gigabyte Motherboards only, not sure if that's what the OP has or not.

Also, I'd recommend AGAINST using Gigabyte's @BIOS utility, it's much safer and easier to mess with the BIOS, in the BIOS, not in Windows.

[Firven]

Thanks

[Azza ☠]

Ursprungligen skrivet av TheRandomGuy:

Ursprungligen skrivet av Azza ☠:

Select your 'Driver OS' from the list, I will assume you are using Win 10.

Create a driver folder on your PC somewhere to download the files into:

- Realtek Audio Driver - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [8586]
- Intel INF installation - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [10.1.17986.8131]
- Intel Management Engine Interface - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [1846.12.0.1177]
- Realtek LAN Driver - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [10.031.0828.2018]
- Intel Optane memory - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [17.2.6.1027]
- Intel Rapid Storage Technology - Win10 ver.1809 supported. Version [17.2.6.1027]
- Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5. Version [4.5]
- BIOS F13 [2019/03/26]
- APP Center. Version [B19.0227.1]
- @BIOS (Intel 300/X299 series). Version [B18.0914.1]

You can do this manually or automatically via the APP Center. I perfer manually, but if you want to make it easier for you, install the "Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5" and then "APP Center".

The order you should go then is "Intel INF installation" > "Intel Management Engine Interface" > "Intel Rapid Storage Technology" > "Intel Optane memory" > Flash the BIOS to "F13" > "Realtek Audio Driver" > "Realtek LAN Driver".

APP Center is for Gigabyte Motherboards only, not sure if that's what the OP has or not.

Also, I'd recommend AGAINST using Gigabyte's @BIOS utility, it's much safer and easier to mess with the BIOS, in the BIOS, not in Windows.

The OP has a Gigabyte Motherboard. So can use that or do it manually, up to him.

As for flashing the BIOS, yes I agree, however not everyone knows how to flash a BIOS. You would need to extract the BIOS F13 files from the zip, placing them on an USB stick, reboot the PC and enter BIOS (normally via tapping on DEL or an Function key during the post loading stage of the PC, which might be a split second these days). Then find the flash BIOS option under there. It's a bit more steps involved.