Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #196

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Do you really miss this INF file? If yes why?
This INF file named RSTeSystem.inf dated 01/04/2013, which was in the v10.1.2.21 Set, was designed for the device named "Intel(R) Xeon(R) E7 v3/Xeon(R) E5 v3/Core i7 Power Control Unit - 2F9C".

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #198

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If you want to install the INF file named RSTeSystem.inf, you can find it within my "Latest AIO INF Files Set".
By the way: INF files are simple text files and no drivers (although the Device Manager handles them as such).

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I see other people complaining about this Intel Item on their X99 Boards too (MSI X99S for eg) but it is found with 10.1.2.10 as an Intel RSTe Device-2F9C on my Asus X99a II with the Driver from Windows Update. DEV_2F03 is the other problem one I see on other Forums but it to is in 10.1.2.10.

With X99 (no Xeon) is it better to use the Intel 10.1.1.27 or 10.1.2.74 or am I misunderstanding the OP and it should be 10.1.2.74 for X99 in section b.) ?

Thanks again Fernando.

This set-up( 10.1.2.77) only updated the 2 Intel(R)Xeon(R) processor drivers , on Z97-K. ( 3-8-2016)
The rest of my Intel drivers kept version 10.1.1.34....... ( 27-7-2016)

So, if I understand you well, its just no use to install these Intel set-ups, coz no improvements are made........??

My Clevo laptop has Z97 Chipset which although has a Core i7 4790K desktop processor installed but supports Xeon processors as well. I was wondering whether I should download v10.1.1.34 driver or v10.1.2.77 driver.

I installed this 10.1.2.77 driver, it only updated the Xeon-processor, the rest of my Intel-drivers are still 10.1.1.34 .
We are on Z97-K , with 9-Series Chipset.

I think these 10.1.1.34-inf files are latest for these drivers...........