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1 minute ago, Gigawatt said:

http://www.acer.com/datasheets/2016/4876/E5-575G/NX.GDWAA.001.html

 

Is a link of all the specs. thanks so much for taking time out of your day to help.

 

6200U is Skylake so do all the SkyLake drivers!

 

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Bought my wife a new SSD for her laptop and I am going through the install of windows 10. I went to the Acer website and found the correct drivers for her model of laptop, but the list of drivers has some of the same thing just named a little differently. I want to download the correct ones because it makes me nervous on making the right choice or not. Are these just the same drivers but through different vendors? 

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Install intel's driver update utility. It will install the most recent drivers for anything intel, though windows 10 does a decent job handling drivers on its own.

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No, one is for Skylake platform, other is for Kabylake platform. It depends what kind of hardware the laptop has.

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Kabylake and Skylake are CPU micro-architectures so depending on what CPU is in the laptop will depend on which of those you chose.

If anything is listed as x86 or x64 you would chose based on weather you're running an x32 or x64 based OS. (not visible in photo but something worth noting.)

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17 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

Kabylake and Skylake are CPU micro-architectures so depending on what CPU is in the laptop will depend on which of those you chose.

If anything is listed as x86 or x64 you would chose based on weather you're running an x32 or x64 based OS. (not visible in photo but something worth noting.)

 

How do I know which one it is?  Kabylake and Skylake ? I looked in my device manager and didn't find anything.

 

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25 minutes ago, iamdarkyoshi said:

Install intel's driver update utility. It will install the most recent drivers for anything intel, though windows 10 does a decent job handling drivers on its own.

Does this tool even update the correct chipsets?

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1 minute ago, Gigawatt said:

http://www.acer.com/datasheets/2016/4876/E5-575G/NX.GDWAA.001.html

 

Is a link of all the specs. thanks so much for taking time out of your day to help.

 

6200U is Skylake so do all the SkyLake drivers!

 

No Problem. That's the point of the forum, We all help each other:)

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8 minutes ago, Gigawatt said:

How do I know which one it is?  Kabylake and Skylake ? I looked in my device manager and didn't find anything.

 

You can go to device manager, click processor, then Google the name of the CPU and search around. Somewhere it'll tell you which architecture it uses.

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30 minutes ago, Gigawatt said:

Thanks so much!!! Just curious where did you find your info at?

6 Series Intel processors are all code named SkyLake

 

You can check at http://ark.intel.com/products/codename/37572/Skylake#@All for all SkyLake Products

ark.intel.com has info on every Intel product

 

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