For those of you who purchased the brand new AMD, Ryzen build should go to the AMD website and download the v17.10 AMD Ryzen chipset drivers. AMD says this release is intended to primarily fulfill the company's promise to include the latest AMD Ryzen Balanced power plan in the chipset driver package. The new 17.10 driver is designed specifically for systems with an AMD Ryzen CPU running Windows 10 x64. This update automatically installs and activates the AMD Ryzen Balanced as a fourth power plan.
The company went further to explain that the new AMD Ryzen
Balanced power plan prevents your CPU cores from being "parked" in an
idle state that could have a negative impact on gaming performance. The plan
also allows your AMD Ryzen processor to more quickly raise clock speeds by
reducing the timers and thresholds for P-state transitions.
The company expressed its appreciation for the feedback
provided by end users on installation and usage. Moving forward, AMD promised
continued support and improvements in future driver updates.
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