Intel, on the other hand, doesn’t really have anything besides chipset drivers for its CPUs with onboard graphics. If you’re using an AMD CPU, then Ryzen Power Plan is the driver you’re looking for when it comes to increasing or overall balancing performance without overclocking. The power plan gives you the option to make your Ryzen CPU run in high performance mode or balanced mode. Keeping your chipset drivers updated is much more important, as are up-to-date graphics drivers if you have a dedicated graphics card.ĪMD’s newer chipset drivers include a neat feature called AMD Ryzen Power Plans. While there’s some rationality behind installing CPU drivers when your processor has integrated graphics, it’s far from necessary. Though since this is almost always paired with a dedicated graphics card, again, it’s not something you need to really concern yourself with. Generally, if you are running with a higher-end AMD CPU, like a Ryzen 5 5600X and up, you don’t need to install any drivers because those processors do not have onboard graphics.įor Intel users, this is a bit more confusing because even the highest-end of CPUs offer onboard graphics, like the Intel Core i9-12900K, which features Intel UHD Graphics 770. Intel Core i9-13900K: only one choice for PC gamersĪMD’s latest drivers are causing havoc on Windows PCs Here’s what you can do to save yoursĪMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D vs.
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