out of date gpu derivers

I get the message that my GPU drivers are out of date. I keep checking to see if there any new drivers for my Rizen card, but I'm told every time that I have the latest drivers. What with that message I get every time I load up my favorite game?

Oh, BTW, I get this in POE 1 as well as POE 2.
Last bumped on Oct 6, 2025, 6:36:25 PM
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Wallabey#7069 wrote:
I get the message that my GPU drivers are out of date. I keep checking to see if there any new drivers for my Rizen card, but I'm told every time that I have the latest drivers. What with that message I get every time I load up my favorite game?

Oh, BTW, I get this in POE 1 as well as POE 2.
ryzen isn't a gpu for one.... it's a cpu and I doubt you're playing POE2 on an APU without a dedicated graphics card. Also cpus don't have "drivers" it would be called chipset for the cpu. If it's a AMD gpu you have their gpu software is called adrenalin, if it's an nvidia gpu that's called geforce experience I believe, and if it's an intel gpu I dunno what there software is called but I'm sure they have one.
Last edited by baconbyte#0146 on Sep 27, 2025, 5:31:01 PM
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ryzen isn't a gpu for one.... it's a cpu and I doubt you're playing POE2 on an APU without a dedicated graphics card. Also cpus don't have "drivers" it would be called chipset for the cpu. If it's a AMD gpu you have their gpu software is called adrenalin, if it's an nvidia gpu that's called geforce experience I believe, and if it's an intel gpu I dunno what there software is called but I'm sure they have one.
Thank you for your response. I've tried everything I can think of to update whatever GGG is detecting, but I keep getting "already up to date" from each try. My GPU is a GeForce RTX, and I get a consistent 60 FPS while playing POE 1 and POE 2 both. My latency varies from low 40s to mid 50s, but I think that has to do more with my ISP than with my card.
Last edited by Wallabey#7069 on Oct 6, 2025, 6:38:07 PM

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