ASRock desktop graphics/display driver support
For a desktop using an ASRock motherboard's video outputs, the driver that runs the display comes from the GPU vendor, whether that is the integrated graphics in the processor or a discrete card, not from ASRock itself. ASRock's role is the chipset support underneath. When a motherboard display output misbehaves, install the appropriate GPU vendor's graphics driver for your processor or card, and use ASRock's chipset package for the platform beneath it.
Family profile
- Reference coverage
- 10, 11
- Hardware category
- Monitors & Displays
- Manufacturer
- ASRock
- Related families listed
- 12 in this category, 8 elsewhere from ASRock
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ASRock desktop graphics/display driver support at a glance
| Detail | What it means for you |
|---|---|
| Software type | GPU vendor driver plus board chipset support |
| What it controls | Display output from the board's video ports |
| Source | GPU vendor for the driver, ASRock for chipset |
| Color profile | Comes from the connected monitor's ICC file |
| Performance features from | The GPU vendor's graphics driver |
| First thing that breaks | Blaming ASRock when the GPU driver is the fix |
How to tell this is what you have
- Display output on an ASRock motherboard rear panel
- Actual display driver comes from the GPU vendor
- ASRock supplies the chipset support only
Worth knowing: For motherboard display outputs, the driver comes from the GPU vendor; chipset support from the board maker.
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Shared identification, preparation, installation, verification, and rollback procedures are maintained on the full monitors & displays guide, rather than repeated on every family page. The citations below follow this family’s declared vendor, system-update, PC-maker, or motherboard-maker source policy.
Official sources and citations
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- ASRock downloads and documentation
ASRock: Use this publisher-maintained page to match the exact ASRock model and operating-system release before selecting a package.
- Windows 10 Home and Pro lifecycle
Microsoft Lifecycle: Lifecycle documentation for Windows 10 Home and Pro; separately governed editions and servicing channels can have different dates.
- HDR settings in Windows
Microsoft documentation: Documents HDR setup and the combined display, graphics, driver, cable, port, and setting requirements.
- Change display refresh rate in Windows
Microsoft documentation: Explains available refresh-rate choices without implying that a monitor INF guarantees a mode.
- ICC profiles with Advanced Color
Microsoft Learn: Technical ICC behavior for SDR/HDR Advanced Color; it does not prove that a monitor maker supplies a profile.
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Other monitors & displays families to compare
ASRock desktop graphics/display driver support next to the other 12 families in this category
| Family | Manufacturer | Reference coverage | How you recognize it |
|---|---|---|---|
| ASRock desktop graphics/display driver support (this page) | ASRock | 10, 11 | Display output on an ASRock motherboard rear panel |
| Samsung monitor driver & ICC profile (Odyssey, ViewFinity, Smart Monitor) | Samsung | 10/11 only where listed for the exact model | Odyssey, ViewFinity, or Smart Monitor branding |
| ASUS monitor driver & ICC profile (ProArt, ROG, TUF, VG series) | ASUS | 10/11 only where listed for the exact model | ProArt, ROG, TUF, or VG model naming |
| Acer monitor driver & ICC profile (Predator, Nitro, CB/CBA series) | Acer | 10/11 only where listed for the exact model | Predator, Nitro, CB, or CBA series naming |
| MSI monitor driver & ICC profile (Optix, MAG, MPG displays) | MSI | 10, 11 | Optix, MAG, or MPG model naming |
| Gigabyte / Aorus monitor driver & ICC profile | Gigabyte | 10, 11 | Gigabyte or Aorus branding on the display |
| Dell monitor driver & ICC profile (UltraSharp, S/G series) | Dell | 10, 11 | UltraSharp, S-series, or G-series naming |
| HP monitor driver & ICC profile (Series 7, E-series, OMEN displays) | HP | 10, 11 | Series 7, E-series, or OMEN branding |
| Lenovo monitor driver & ICC profile (ThinkVision, Legion displays) | Lenovo | 10, 11 | ThinkVision or Legion branding |
| NVIDIA graphics driver (resolution, refresh rate, HDR, G-Sync) | NVIDIA | 10, 11 | Listed as an NVIDIA GPU under Display adapters |
| AMD graphics driver (resolution, refresh rate, HDR, FreeSync) | AMD | 10, 11 | Listed as an AMD or Radeon GPU under Display adapters |
| Intel graphics driver (integrated display output) | Intel | 10, 11 | Listed as Intel graphics under Display adapters |
| Microsoft Surface display components | Microsoft Surface | 10, 11 | Delivered through Windows Update on applicable Surface hardware |
Other ASRock families in the catalog
ASRock hardware documented outside monitors & displays
| Family | Category | Reference coverage |
|---|---|---|
| ASRock Motherboard USB Controller Package | USB & Thunderbolt | 10/11 only where listed for the exact controller or device package |
| ASRock Motherboard Networking Package | Network & Wi-Fi | Varies by exact adapter, system or board model, package, and release; verify the official support page |
| ASRock Motherboard Bluetooth Package | Bluetooth | Varies by exact radio or peripheral model, package, and release; verify the official support page |
| ASRock Motherboard Chipset Drivers | Motherboard Chipset | 10/11 only where listed for the exact platform package |
| ASRock Uefi Bios (Steel Legend / Taichi motherboards) | Bios & Uefi | 10/11 only where listed for the exact model and firmware package |
| ASRock motherboard storage/chipset drivers | Storage & NVMe | 10/11 only where listed for the exact drive or controller package |
| ASRock desktop board USB/card reader header support | Card Readers | 10, 11 |
| ASRock Motherboard LAN Driver (OEM package) | Ethernet & LAN | Varies by exact controller, hardware revision, system or board package, and release; verify the official support page |