And with the recent chipset driver release from AMD, motherboard manufacturers are back to having an out of date driver.Įdit: Thinking about it, some time before Ryzen, chipset drivers did have modifications from motherboard manufacturers in some cases, and it was generally recommended to get it from them. You had to get that version from your motherboard manufacturer website. The 3.12.22.706 chipset driver seemed to be an exception where motherboard manufacturers actually had a newer driver than the AMD website. (I have an Asrock B550 Extreme 4 and the 3.10.22.706 chipset driver from Nov.
Usually people will recommend to get chipset drivers from the AMD website because motherboard manufacturers are out of date - in some cases multiple versions behind. The manufacture usually has an older version because they don't update the chipset drivers very often on the downloads page for their motherboards.
The only real difference is depending on your motherboard.
In terms of functionality, they're exactly the same.
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