I've had a lot of different LCD / LED monitors, and I can't remember the last time I had to download a driver for them. I'm sure the operating system has drivers to optimize performance on some displays (e.g. to do a better job with TrueType on lower resolution displays), but you shouldn't have to do anything: Windows should have the right driver built in.
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I've had a lot of different LCD / LED monitors, and I can't remember the last time I had to download a driver for them. I'm sure the operating system has drivers to optimize performance on some displays (e.g. to do a better job with TrueType on lower resolution displays), but you shouldn't have to do anything: Windows should have the right driver built in.
Hi, definitely it is. And what is more you should take into account that it is always better to rely on some trusted resource. Check out these Monitor drivers download and make sure they are the best. The thing is that DriverPack will automatically select and install the required drivers. So, it definitely worth downloading. Cheers