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Help installing motherboard drivers?

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Hi, when I'm installing chipset drivers should I click "AsusSetup" or "SetupChipset"

What's the difference?

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choose the asus setup 

CPU: I5 7400 | Motherboard: MSI H110M  | RAM: 16GB G-Skill 2400mhz  | GPU:  NVIDIA  MSI Gaming 4G GTX 970 | Case: Tecware Quad | Cooling: Stock| Storage: Kingston 120gb SSD, 1TB Drive ,  | PSU: Seasonic 620 Watt 80+ Bronze Full Modular | Display: Devant 50 Inch Smart TV   | 

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Asus setup, from what i can see, is the chipset setup a part of the asus setup.
It needs a seperate .exe for installing the chipset drivers.

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Why not both. There's no harm. Worst you will get is installer telling that newer version is already installed.

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The asus setup in the first folder you see when you unzip is the main executable, run that and it will call up the other installers it needs once it scans your system

 

If your board has a Gigabit LAN, install that one

 

For all downloads, look at the version number and the date, you will see which are the latest versions because the version number will be higher / date will be newer, you only need to install the latest version for each piece of hardware

 

Or

 

Just auto-run the CD and do an express install. 
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