AMD Ryzen motherboard driver upgrade: USB4 finally arrives

AMD Ryzen motherboard driver upgrade: USB4 finally arrives

AMD Ryzen motherboard driver upgrade: USB4 finally arrives.

On June 28, AMD  released a new version of the Ryzen motherboard chipset driver, version 4.06.10.651.

This driver update has changed a lot, especially with the addition of the AMD USB4 CM driver component, which officially supports the USB4 interface.

The Ryzen 6000U and Ryzen 6000H series mobile platforms have been launched to support USB4, but only ASUS  X 13 notebooks have implemented the USB4 protocol .

The measured theoretical reading speed can reach 3.1GB/s, and the maximum file copy speed of mobile phones is close to 1.8GB/ s.

With the official driver in place, it is believed that more and more Ryzen notebooks will open up USB4.

In addition, the new version of the driver also added five new driver component packages such as AMD Wireless Button, AMD PMF, AMD PPM Provisioning File, AMD AMS Mailbox, AMD S0i3 Filter, and newly added AMD PCI Device driver application.

In other respects, the Ryzen power plan and power management have improved the support for the Ryzen 9 mobile version, the PSP security coprocessor driver has optimized the performance, the SFH driver supports the flight mode notification, and some drivers such as MicroPEP, I2C, UART, and PSP have been fixed. Bug, also solved the problem of “AMD Chipset Software Not Responding” when installing the driver.

Known issues: Custom installed drivers may not be updated to the latest version, manual restart is required after installation on non-English systems, etc.

AMD Ryzen chipset driver supports 300 series, 400 series, 500 series, TRX40, WRX80 and other desktop and notebook motherboards, and supports all Ryzen and Athlon processors of Zen architecture.

AMD Ryzen motherboard driver upgrade: USB4 finally arrives