How can I tell if my motherboard drivers are up to date???

[BuckSqueeze]

New builder, just built my first PC 3 days ago. So far so good. Managed to download all, 140 something windows updates... But now I'm curious on where I can see my actual driver version that I am using for my mobo?

I have an asus sabertooth Z77, I installed the drivers from the disc but during installation, there was a prompt that connected me to the internet to download a driver or two so I thought I had downloaded the latest version but now I'm skeptical. Any help? Or if someone could just post the drivers links that I need for an ASUS Sabertooth Z77, I'd appreciate it ALOT because the reason I downloaded the drivers off the disc in the first place is because I could not find the drivers on the website.

My build is running pretty smoothly but still.

 

[adimeister]

Here. Check your OS, then cross check the versions posted in their website with your drivers. http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/SABERTOOTH_Z77/#support_Download

 

[BuckSqueeze]

Where do I look up my current drivers though? Where at in my OS? I have windows 7. Also which ones do I download? For example, there are two downloads under chipset, would I download both. Them being: engine interface management and chipset driver. Thanks

 

[adimeister]

It's in your device manager, check those individually. http://www.ehow.com/how_5859040_check-current-driver-version.html

Just dl the chipset driver. I believe the engine interface management is a software app, something like that. The chipset driver has something to do with your CPU