Driver robot

Post by **Fenz** » 13 Sep 2009, 12:33

Does anyone have any experience with it?

http://driverrobot.com/

Seems nice.

Versus · Post by **Versus** » 13 Sep 2009, 12:49

if it's not broken don't fix/update it!

golden IT rule!

Graav · Post by **Graav** » 13 Sep 2009, 19:13

jep /signed

been there before, if it works don't touch it

Post by **Fenz** » 13 Sep 2009, 19:27

My question was not: Should I update drivers if there is no problem? I want to read about experiences with this program omg!!1

Lateralus · Post by **Lateralus** » 14 Sep 2009, 13:39

Fenz wrote:My question was not: Should I update drivers if there is no problem? I want to read about experiences with this program omg!!1

You shouldnt fix something that isnt broken mate

Post by **Fenz** » 14 Sep 2009, 13:51

Lateralus wrote:
Fenz wrote:My question was not: Should I update drivers if there is no problem? I want to read about experiences with this program omg!!1
You shouldnt fix something that isnt broken mate

I will have to burn you, with fire.

Lateralus · Post by **Lateralus** » 14 Sep 2009, 14:13

Fenz wrote:
Lateralus wrote:
Fenz wrote:My question was not: Should I update drivers if there is no problem? I want to read about experiences with this program omg!!1
You shouldnt fix something that isnt broken mate
I will have to burn you, with fire.

Only green fire will do!!1

Raniz · Post by **Raniz** » 14 Sep 2009, 15:31

Versus wrote:if it's not broken don't fix/update it!

golden WINDOZE rule!

Fixed.

Yaur · Post by **Yaur** » 14 Sep 2009, 19:02

Really don't see any problems with updating drivers / downloading security patches when you see a new one.
Just make sure to read what it's about and not click yes-yes-finish! (Also learn-2-roll-back-driver)

flame · Post by **flame** » 14 Sep 2009, 20:43

I heard that if it isnt broken dont fix it, is it true??

SerXes · Post by **SerXes** » 15 Sep 2009, 06:05

But if it isn´t broken should i fix it then?

Raniz · Post by **Raniz** » 15 Sep 2009, 08:36

SerXes wrote:But if it isn´t broken should i fix it then?

You should break it, then fix it.

Blahran · Post by **Blahran** » 15 Sep 2009, 08:47

If something is successful or you are successful you should keep doing things the same way as yes a change could make you even better but there is a risk if you change things up for no reason that it could make you less successful. If you are going to make changes there should be a purpose behind them and they should be well thought out.

or in short If it aint broken dont fix it

Akaza · Post by **Akaza** » 15 Sep 2009, 09:02

I never think things through... It's overrated !

Dosan · Post by **Dosan** » 15 Sep 2009, 13:30

I update drivers all the time. There sometimes is a nice performance gain if you install the latest GFXcard and chipset drivers. And if you do it correctly you can go back to your previous driver anyway. So I won't share the opinion about if it isnt broken dont fix it.