discussion New AMD Chipset driver v7.02.13.148

[wade7575]

AMD has a new chipset driver out and you can download it from station-drivers.

https://www.station-drivers.com/ind...-amd-ryzen-tm-chipset-driver-7-02-13-148#4412

This link talks about known problems and also uninstalling your old chipset driver first and deleting a folder before installing the new driver.

https://techenclave.com/threads/amd-ryzen™-chipset-driver-release-notes-7-02-13-148.225680/

 

[Marzipan]

why would you download it from Station Drivers rather than directly from AMD, so there is little doubt what you get is legit?

 

[Izerous]

Just checked and 7.02.13.148 is available via AMD directly. Officially released on the 25th.

Would also be my first choice of download over 3rd party.

AM4, AM5 & threadripper from the looks of the listed chipsets.

 

[SugarJ]

Direct link to AMD - https://drivers.amd.com/drivers/amd_chipset_software_7.02.13.148.exe

 

[sswilson]

I really wish AMD would go back to folding chipset drivers into the same package as their gpu drivers.

 

[freeagent]

Not everyone uses AMD GPU's.

 

[sswilson]

Not everyone uses AMD GPU's.

Yes, but back in the days before the Adrenalin front end it scanned your system and installed both gpu and chipset drivers (depending on what it detected). Now there's no automated "a new driver is available" function for the chipset drivers, the user has to know enough to check periodically for new drivers even though it's a similar "scan your system" procedure.

 

[freeagent]

Yes, but back in the days before the Adrenalin front end it scanned your system and installed both gpu and chipset drivers (depending on what it detected). Now there's no automated "a new driver is available" function for the chipset drivers, the user has to know enough to check periodically for new drivers even though it's a similar "scan your system" procedure.

Neat.. I did not know that. My last team red GPU was a 4890 with that big cap on the back.

 

[gingerbee]

I always thought it was normal to check AMD/Nvidia/Intel/realtek every month or so for driver updates. This is the only place I have ever gotten drivers. Is this not a normal thing ???

 

[ipaine]

I always thought it was normal to check AMD/Nvidia/Intel/realtek every month or so for driver updates. This is the only place I have ever gotten drivers. Is this not a normal thing ???

People check for drivers when things aren't broken?

I kid sort of. I certainly do not check every month, I bet last time I was looking was when I was attempting to get my wifi/bluetooth working in win10 (no luck at all). Otherwise I bet I check video every couple of months and chipset/other like 6 months or more as long as stuff working.