Latest AMD Ryzen Chipset Driver for Windows 11

Just installed 5.05.16.529... it wanted all 5 chipset drivers. No problems on this end.

It shows installing Ryzen Power Plan but it doesn't.

CountMike said:

It shows installing Ryzen Power Plan but it doesn't.

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I think it's only for 3000 series processors and earlier.

I certainly got it, and as usual it annoyingly changed the minimum processor speed to 99% and maximum to 100%. (I always set mine to minimum 20% and maximum 99%). (It makes for a more relaxing life).

CountMike said:

It shows installing Ryzen Power Plan but it doesn't.

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I found that the installer tries to use the
C:\AMD\Chipset_Software\Binaries\ and sub directries when doing the actual driver installs
but the drivers are actually located in
C:\AMD\Chipset_Software\Packages\IODriver\
so I copy packages into the Binaries folder to make it work..
its a horrible bug on AMD's part.


for example PSP
from C:\AMD\Chipset_Software\Packages\IODriver\PSP\PSP Driver\
and all sub folders win11 and win 10 drivers
copied to the
C:\AMD\Chipset_Software\Binaries\PSP Driver\
it works then.. its stupid on AMD part but it works.. for me..
on my main desktop PC...

Melchior said:

I found that the installer tries to use the
C:\AMD\Chipset_Software\Binaries\ and sub directries when doing the actual driver installs
but the drivers are actually located in
C:\AMD\Chipset_Software\Packages\IODriver\
so I copy packages into the Binaries folder to make it work..
its a horrible bug on AMD's part.


for example PSP
from C:\AMD\Chipset_Software\Packages\IODriver\PSP\PSP Driver\
and all sub folders win11 and win 10 drivers
copied to the
C:\AMD\Chipset_Software\Binaries\PSP Driver\
it works then.. its stupid on AMD part but it works.. for me..
on my main desktop PC...

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Yeah, I remember now, it used to stop driver installation. I found it here

New AMD chipset driver available, 5.08.02.027 (Release Date 8/17/2023)

LMFAO - I looked all this week since Sunday and nothing new. One day I don't look, they push them out.

Just installed them... nothing melted.

Same. Although the versions listed and the versions I already had installed were the same.

johnlgalt said:

Same. Although the versions listed and the versions I already had installed were the same.

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same for me no updates in this new package for me either.

No support for 6000 series in the list?

CLS said:

No support for 6000 series in the list?

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Drivers are for chipset and it's parts.

Yes, they seem to have ended the support for 6000 series

johnlgalt said:

LMFAO - I looked all this week since Sunday and nothing new. One day I don't look, they push them out.

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Stop looking. I dont know why there is no auto update like Adrenalin

Takes seconds. I manually check for updates a lot because automatic updates are not always on time either.

Seconds are enough for me to get distracted :)

Not me. So I'll keep looking. :)

On an AMD laptop, should I install these drivers directly from AMD or should I just go with the ones my laptop OEM provides?

djdelarosa25 said:

On an AMD laptop, should I install these drivers directly from AMD or should I just go with the ones my laptop OEM provides?

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You should probably first check the version numbers, for the chipset driver from your OEM and the one from AMD.
If they are the same... just use the one from your OEM.
If the AMD version is newer... then you can wait for the OEM to catch up, or risk installing the AMD version.

On a laptop... things are strange. OEMs do strange things, like alter drivers sometimes.
Generally, on a laptop, it's always safest to go with the OEM drivers.



USE backup software. Then, you can experiment with things like this, like a mad scientist.
You can even let go with the occasional... muahahahaha.