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        Other Driver Downloads

        RGB Software Downloads
        All RGB Software Downloads

        iBUYPOWER Snowblind
        Snowblind Meters
        (*Please install Rainmeter before installing the Snowblind Meters)


        Asrock RGB Dongle
        For Asrock H310, A320, and A520 motherboards with add-on RGB controllers

        Legacy IBP Asrock Polychrome RGB
        For Asrock B365M-IBR, Z370 IB-R, Z390 PG4/PG4S-IB, B450M-IBW motherboards

        Gigabyte RGB Dongle
        For Gigabyte Z390 UD motherboards with add-on RGB controllers

        Smart Lighting Driver
        For older systems using Smart Lighting
        (Smart Lighting will not work with other RGB systems)
        Some systems may also be controlled via remote



        iBUYPOWER MEK and MEK2 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
        MEK Keyboard Driver

        iBUYPOWER MEK3 LT Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
        MEK3 LT Keyboard Driver

        For Notebooks, please refer to the individual product page for that notebook.
        For Revolts, please download the drivers from the motherboard manufacturer's website.

        Driver Downloads FAQ

        What is a Driver?

        A PC or device driver is software that bridges communication between a computer's operating system and hardware components. Without drivers, your computer wouldn't be able to execute applications properly because it couldn't access and utilize the necessary hardware components.

        However, sometimes issues can arise from driver downloads, including:

        1. Errors or glitches in the driver's programming
        2. Problems from incorrect driver installation
        3. Drivers needing updates maintain compatibility with the latest software and hardware
        4. Multiple drivers interfering with each other's operation
        5. Driver's not being fully compatible with the hardware

        Enabling automatic updates for your drivers, especially on Windows-supported systems, is an excellent practice for maintaining performance and reducing issues. This convenient feature ensures that your system is always up-to-date without you having to worry.

        What are the Different Types of Drivers?

        One of the most fundamental drivers is the BIOS (Basic Input-Output System). It plays a crucial role in the computer's startup process, performing self-tests, and providing fundamental drivers for essential hardware like keyboards and monitors to function correctly with the operating system.

        1. Function Drivers
        2. Filter Drivers
        3. Graphics Drivers
        4. Audio Drivers
        5. Modem Drivers
        6. Block Drivers

        Why are Driver Downloads Important?

        Driver downloads allow your computer's hardware to communicate with the operating system and other applications. Drivers also translate between hardware devices and applications, allowing programmers to write application code without worrying about the specific hardware.

        Keeping your drivers updated ensures your hardware functions correctly. These software downloads also give you the newest features and security updates, providing you with a secure computing environment. Without updated drivers, you might experience hardware malfunctions or poor performance.

        When Should I Update My Drivers?

        You should update your drivers when you notice common signs of them needing to be updated or fixed.

        These signs include:

        1. Frequent system crashes or blue screens
        2. If your hardware devices are not functioning correctly
        3. Programs are frequently freezing
        4. Decreased system performance, especially when using resource-intensive applications or games
        5. Unusual system errors or messages

        Windows 10 and 11 offer a built-in Windows Update service that automatically checks for and installs driver updates. However, if you prefer to update manually, check for updates at least every few months.

        How do I Find Driver Downloads for Certain Graphics Cards?

        To find driver downloads for a specific graphics card, you can use Device Manager in Windows. Here's how:

        1. Open the Windows menu and type 'Device Manager' into the search bar
        2. Select 'Device Manager.'
        3. Expand the **Display Adapters** section by clicking the drop-down arrow.
        4. Right-click on your graphics card (GPU) listed under Display Adapters
        5. Select 'Properties' from the context menu.
        6. Navigate to the 'Driver' tab.
        7. Click on 'Update Driver'
        8. Select 'Search automatically for drivers.

        Windows then searches online for the latest driver version and install it if available.

        How do I Figure out My Motherboard and Model?

        Motherboard drivers enable basic computer operations, such as allowing the keyboard and mouse's USB devices and I/O ports to work. To ensure your gaming PC is functioning correctly, you should keep all motherboard driver downloads up-to-date, which means knowing about your Motherboard's model.

        To find your motherboard model, you can:

        Use Windows System Information Tool:

        1. Press the 'Windows key + R' and open the Run dialog box.
        2. Type 'msinfo32'
        3. Click 'OK'
        4. Look for 'Motherboard' or 'Baseboard' in the 'System Information' window
        5. The information is under 'BaseBoard Manufacturer,' 'BaseBoard Product,' and 'BaseBoard Version.'

        Use Command Prompt:

        1. Open the 'Run' menu by pressing 'Windows key + R'
        2. Type 'CMD'
        3. Press 'Enter'
        4. In the Command Prompt, enter:
          1. 'wmic baseboard get Manufacturer' for the motherboard manufacturer.
          2. 'wmic baseboard get product' for the model of the Motherboard.

        Check the Motherboard Directly: Look for a label in the bottom right-hand corner of the Motherboard. The model number may also be on a serial number label on the back of the Motherboard.

        Check the Box: If you still have the original packaging, look for a sticker listing the motherboard model on the box.

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