![]() ![]() We do use or asus oem drivers or the mokichu drivers. ![]() It's a little buggy and very sluggish for me, so I usually only install it to see if there's any drivers I missed or other programs missed and then immediately uninstall it. If you'd prefer to just stick with officially released Asus firmware that should be the best for your current setup, an Asus Armory install would be the best way to get those drivers. You should only need the I226 (current available from your Board's support page), you can check Device Manager -> go to Network Adapters and it should specify your ethernet controller there. ![]() I went ahead and checked your boards tech specs and there seems to be only one Ethernet controller onboard which is most likely the I226 being offered, the previous software versions that included I225/I226 bundled were probably just Intel releasing drivers that were compatible with both controllers and they've seemed to veered from that. Intel also offers software to auto-update drivers for their components on your computer, but it almost feels like adware and forces you to update through a browser which just feels like an entire Intel advertisement, there's always the "Your system is ready for Arc" notification and it gets my attention deficit tingling when it's always notifying me. If you're trying to avoid Armory Crate, I've found an open source alternative called Snappy Drivers that searches for updated drivers based on Hardware IDs. ![]()
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