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I use the system for both gaming and creative stuff in Adobe CC, as well as some streaming and recording.

Do you guys follow a certain pattern when installing fresh What do you, and what do you not install I mean means specific to the Rampage V Extreme, chipset and stuff like that.

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But Should I install just in case Driver Package ITBM driver V1.0.0.1025 (20160629) - doesnt work with 5960x right I know this is a no-brainer for some and I have survived several computers without having to worry, but I figured I should really do it properly and thought out this time.

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I also updated the chipset drivers by Device Manager system devices Intel Series chipset Family by right-clicking and select Update.

I never use wifi or bluetooth for instance and disable them in BIOS and dont install drivers.unless you are using raid you dont need intel irst etc AI suite is the very definition of bloat to me hehe.

Ive just found it useful to adjust fans on the fly and sometimes clock a little even though that is very rare.

Im gonna skip the IRST too then, I never realized it was for Raid before.

What do you usually disable in BIOS btw Except the necessary drivers for GPU, Sound card and such, what do you guys always install straight after a fresh install by the way You got any golden tips.

On clean install chipset mei and Lan from a pendrive.after that you can get everything online.GPU and sound driver.

And sure AI has some good functionality.I control fans in BIOS but the fan module is good in AI.people want a standalone version in fact.

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