I referenced to this particular problem and this particular motherboard. And here this so-called chipset driver does exactly what I said. If in doubt, check for yourself contents of that packageOr that the chipset driver is there to set pretty names in Device Manager is false too. That, and the way it was presented is what really got my attention here.
Drivers for other devices, which are either part of chipset, or are connected to chipset are in separate packages.
I don't see anything wrong in criticing anyone, as long as the discussion is open, stays on point, and does not escalate. I don't criticize anyone unless I'm more or less certain about something, based either on experience or research. And when someone proves me wrong, I'm happy to learn something new.So before criticizing a long standing and respected member of this site, I would suggest you do your homework first to get your terminology down and facts straight - or you risk looking to be the "flaky" one.
I didn't write anything offensive. If anything came up otherwise (as English is not my mother tounge, and I can't really catch all the subtle nuances), please let me know, preferably using PM. Thank you