How about when it comes to the best Intel chipset drivers, which one is the best? I think it does contribute to the performance of SSD's/HDD's too, right? They're the first thing I install after coming from a fresh installation of Windows.

Got it, I did read about those points in the past.

If that's the case, what is the "newest" and "latest" Intel INF utility package for my 6-series system?

I do have some unrecognized devices in device manager that the Intel INF utility usually fixes. What's the most appropriate version for 6-series chipsets anyway?

Thanks. If I use the utility itself, it will just use the necessary inf files as long as you don't use the -overall switch, right?

Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #8

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Don't run the setup, do it manually like Fernando said. The setup will replace the good RST & ME drivers with the equivalent fake/dummy ones which for RST means the MS drivers will be used and for ME that you will practically have no real driver and tools won't work. If you really love the setup for some reason you may have to reinstall the proper RST & ME drivers afterwards.

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Ok. Is the v9.3.2.1020 also the latest applicable version for laptop 6-series chipsets?

I compared the versions of the 6 inf files that you've uploaded to the same inf files inside the 9.4.4.1006 package and they're just exactly the same.

Not really since these are older chipsets anyway and Intel won't waste time to update those inf because they're already at their latest. Oh, so 9.4.4.1006 isn't the latest v9.x chipset device set. It is the one in station-drivers and I thought they're always updated.

By the way, what does "resp." mean? I keep wondering about that when I read it in your posts, lol.