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.
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.