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**THE OFFICIAL AMD CHIPSET DRIVERS THREAD**
- Thread starter opethdisciple
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Afternoon.
Also don't forget to run windows update as well as that has another fix in it form Microsoft.
https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-ryzen-chipset-4-03-03-431
"Updated processor power management settings for performance and power improvement" aka "we lowered boost clocks"?
"Updated processor power management settings for performance and power improvement" aka "we lowered boost clocks"?
Is that really what it does, or just a guess?
Man of Honour
Certainly hasn’t lowered boost clocks for me
Apparently sfc is broken on it.
"The chipset driver 4.03.03.431 from AMD made my system act weird. Ghost Recon Breakpoint wouldn't start. Windows Event Log stopped working. Terminal commands like "sfc /scannow" or "DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth" got stuck and never ran through. Had to use a system restore point from yesterday evening and now everything is running fine again und sfc couldn't find any integrity violations."
https://www.overclock.net/threads/n...s-revision-4-03-03-431.1797423/#post-28960116
Some confirmations after this post too.
"The chipset driver 4.03.03.431 from AMD made my system act weird. Ghost Recon Breakpoint wouldn't start. Windows Event Log stopped working. Terminal commands like "sfc /scannow" or "DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth" got stuck and never ran through. Had to use a system restore point from yesterday evening and now everything is running fine again und sfc couldn't find any integrity violations."
https://www.overclock.net/threads/n...s-revision-4-03-03-431.1797423/#post-28960116
Some confirmations after this post too.
Soldato
Had issues getting these installed where it was coming up about missing files / directories, usually I install over the top but this time I had to uninstall the previous version of chipset drivers, delete the c:\AMD folder then they installed fine.
Soldato
After installing this my gpu driver wouldn't update, it said there is an error and had to ddu the entire driver and start from scratch
Soldato
Use DDU is a program to deep clean the gpu driver
Soldato
Reinstall the previous version, then uninstall them and should work. Good practice to delete the c:\AMD folder after you've uninstalled too. What I had to do.
That sorted it! Thanks very much!
I do this with everything every time including GPU drivers. (Never install over the top)
Caporegime
Lol 
I tend to lurk a lot and post when the fancy takes me.
Which explains my low post count after 11 years.
I should have earned members market access by now if only because of the ridiculous amounts of money I have spent here.
But yes I know it does not work like that.
Oh and to keep it somewhat on topic I always install everything over the top and have never had issues.
I tend to lurk a lot and post when the fancy takes me.
Which explains my low post count after 11 years.
I should have earned members market access by now if only because of the ridiculous amounts of money I have spent here.
But yes I know it does not work like that.
Oh and to keep it somewhat on topic I always install everything over the top and have never had issues.
Soldato
Had a bit of a battle with this update as well. Ran the install, like @Shac says, I always have done them over the top without issue. This one though has given me some manual mop ups. I had a message mid-way through "only valid for installed products" - which I acknowledged and the install completed. At the end I viewed the logs and had a few failures.
Name : AMD Processor Power Management Support
Version : 7.0.4.4
Install : Fail
Name : AMD PCI Device Driver
Version : 1.0.0.87
Install : Fail
I fired up Device Manager and upgraded AMD PCI Device Driver manually by pointing to the extracted driver folder in C:\AMD. I checked through a few other "AMD" entries and found one other (not listed in the log output) and tha was the AMD PSP 11.0 Device. That was on a previous driver, so I also updated that one manually. For the AMD Processor Power Management Support I had to re-run "C:\AMD\Chipset_Software\Packages\Apps\RyzenPPKG manually ran AMD_Ryzen_Balanced-Driver.msi".
So a bit of a faff yeah.
Name : AMD Processor Power Management Support
Version : 7.0.4.4
Install : Fail
Name : AMD PCI Device Driver
Version : 1.0.0.87
Install : Fail
I fired up Device Manager and upgraded AMD PCI Device Driver manually by pointing to the extracted driver folder in C:\AMD. I checked through a few other "AMD" entries and found one other (not listed in the log output) and tha was the AMD PSP 11.0 Device. That was on a previous driver, so I also updated that one manually. For the AMD Processor Power Management Support I had to re-run "C:\AMD\Chipset_Software\Packages\Apps\RyzenPPKG manually ran AMD_Ryzen_Balanced-Driver.msi".
So a bit of a faff yeah.
Minor bump has been released:
No issues so far for me.
No issues so far for me.
Caporegime
Stopped bothering updating these. Nothing special in notes so I just update from clean install to clean install.