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RYZEN 1700 Chipset Drivers/Appcenter problem

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allyn_cj

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Should i update my chip-set drivers? I checked gigabytes website and it has one from like 3 months ago or should i go to the AMD website and do that or are they separate and i should do both?

PC runs fine but gets pretty warm sometimes when high end gaming.

The reason for the question
So I have a strange problem. I have a GA-AB350 Gaming i recently did a restore on my pc and i had gigabyte app-center on it with an app called System Information Viewer (SIV) which had smart-fan 5 on it. I reinstalled it all and it bricks my PC no joke crashes the whole thing when i open SIV. So the only thing i can think of that would do it is bad chip-set drivers.

https://www.gigabyte.com/us/Motherboard/GA-AB350-Gaming...

and on ryzens website its just got the ryzen master which is for overclocking. Which im not going to do till i get SIV and smartfan5 again because the stupid intake and exaust fans wont go above 500 rpm and my AIO pump only comes on when it needs to.
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Thats my info from ryzen master.

So. Should i install the chipset drivers from the gigabyte drivers page for my motherboard?

Specs:
Ryzen 1700
STRIX RX580 T8G
GA-AB350 Gaming
16GB Corsair 3000mhz ddr4
Corsair 750 PSU
Captain 280 AIO CPU Cooler
860 EVO 1TB SSD

2/2 Intake/Exauhst and 2 on the rad intake.
 
That has nothing to do with chipset drivers
It is a software conflict and possibly some registry damage.
 
By "restored" do you mean a system Restore or a reinstall of Windows?
Either way, Mr. Scott is correct that's not chipset drivers it's a software/registry problem.
You may need to re-install Windows to get everything working correctly again and personally I take the chipset drivers from AMD, saves a lot of "bloat" that mobo makers seem to need to shove into that package.
 
Appcenter is a prerequisite for installing any of the apps (SIV, RGB, Easytuner, etc). Meaning, you need to install appcenter first and then SIV, RGB, etc. If you performed a system restore that relationship may have been compromised, as noted above. I would try uninstalling SIV, RGB, etc then uninstall App center. Once all app center apps and the appcenter app :) have been removed, reinstall appcenter FIRST. Then SIV, RGB, etc and see if that fixes the issue.
 
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