Gigabyte Drivers Windows 10 64 Bit

Well, I should have looked more into this before buying it. I recently built a PC using this motherboard along with some DDR4 16gb ram, I5-7600k, and a Sandisk Ultra II ssd. Ever since I put it together, I noticed there is a small input lag on every command - from clicking anything, to gaming. Anything that requires loading has some lag. Ran some tests on my CPU and Ram, everything looks fine, so maybe it's the motherboard?

Went to the motherboard driver page and noticed there's almost 40 drivers What the hell do I download? I tried installing the newer BIOs version, but my computer says it doesn't support windows 10 64 bit. Additionally, I downloaded the app recenter but there seems to be no way to update drivers from there.

OK.any ideas? Edit: Basically trying to find the root of all this input lag. Edit 2: CPU usage averaged 40%-70% utilization stationary at 4. Hp 1020 Windows 10 Driver there. 18 ghz, mainly from chrome before I made this thread.

Allow Windows to run the file (if necessary). - Read EULA (End User License Agreement) and agree to proceed with the installation process. Gigabyte Z370 AORUS ULTRA GAMING 2.0 (rev. 1.0) Intel ME Driver 11.7.0.1054 for Windows 10 64-bit.

I installed all the utilities, including bloatware from the motherboard drivers page and now its almost always below 10% despite me downloading a bunch of games right now and its speed is also relative (~1 ghz), no input lag. WTF is going on? Well, I should have looked more into this before buying it.

I recently built a PC using this motherboard along with some DDR4 16gb ram, I5-7600k, and a Sandisk Ultra II ssd. Ever since I put it together, I noticed there is a small input lag on every command - from clicking anything, to gaming.

Anything that requires loading has some lag. Ran some tests on my CPU and Ram, everything looks fine, so maybe it's the motherboard? Went to the motherboard driver page and noticed there's almost 40 drivers What the hell do I download? I tried installing the newer BIOs version, but my computer says it doesn't support windows 10 64 bit. Additionally, I downloaded the app recenter but there seems to be no way to update drivers from there.

OK.any ideas? Do you mean drivers or utilities? If you mean the utilities, then just download the ones you want, that are going to be useful for you, a lot of it is junk / bloatware that you'll never use or need. As for drivers, once you select your OS, theres not many, you'll need chipset drivers, audio drivers (only if you're using onboard audio) LAN driver (if you're using it), Intel Rapid storage driver, USB 3.1 driver, and if your using onboard graphics then the dispaly driver, otherwise you dont need that one either. As for the bios, are you trying to update in Windows?

Its highly not recommended and very dangerous, especially if windows is playing up, format a USB stick to fat32, download the bios file and copy it to the usb stick, reboot to the bios itself, load bios defaults and then reboot back to the bios, then launch the QFlash utility from within the bios itself, follow the instructions from there.

Hi During games like Dofus and specially during Chess the display flickers for a few seconds (turns off the monitor). I have tried updating the Graphic driver from both windows and Nvidia, changed display resolution and performance without any luck. I have also tried to change the power management - also without luck. I can see on this forum that there are others that have problem with Windows 7 64-bit. I have Windows 7 RC 64-bit with Nvidia Geforce 9500GT 1GB Graphic adaptor and Gigabyte EP43-DS3L motherboard. Any suggestions? Hi Hvidsten This would be very difficult to track down.

It's most likely to be a conflict between drivers or software programs. The best suggestion I can give you is to make sure that all of the drivers/firmware for all of the hardware on the system is up to date. Start with the BIOS, motherboard chip set, Graphics, Sound card, and contionue on with all of the peripherals including keyboard, pointing device, etc.

Don't leave anything out, regardless of whether or not it may not seem to be connected with the issue. Occassionally test the issue while you are performing the updates. Hope this helps. Thank You for testing Windows 7.