hi @RZaK,
1) you can find the latest drivers from the respective parts manufacturers' websites. however, bear in mind that if those drivers don't work well, the fail safe is still the old drivers at asus;
2) intel drivers (chipset, rst, mei); then the others (Ethernet and wifi; sound; graphics, touchpad). note that atk package shall be installed first in terms of asus drivers. without it the rest of the driver set will not be installed;
3) you can look at the sticky for the right driver and settings. the alternatives are using a usb sound.
1) you can find the latest drivers from the respective parts manufacturers' websites. however, bear in mind that if those drivers don't work well, the fail safe is still the old drivers at asus;
2) intel drivers (chipset, rst, mei); then the others (Ethernet and wifi; sound; graphics, touchpad). note that atk package shall be installed first in terms of asus drivers. without it the rest of the driver set will not be installed;
3) you can look at the sticky for the right driver and settings. the alternatives are using a usb sound.
Zygomorphic wrote:
@RZaK, no worries about your English. It's perfectly readable. 🙂 To add a little bit to @rewben's answer, I would say to use the latest nVidia drivers from nVidia, other than that, the drivers from ASUS are fine. Most of the other vendors don't update their drivers nearly as often as nVidia, so you won't notice such a dramatic change (in performance) in any other case.
yeah you're right 😄 most of the times, we just focus on updating the gpu drivers. the others has longer refresh cycles.
