"all my chipset drivers from Asus official support site."
Would rather get them from amd.com
Before it was normal to download also Intel driver from Intel and Nvidia from Nvidia, but for some reason Intel no longer offers driver downloads. Drivers on different brand sites can be old versions or sometimes, though rarely, modified. For laptops and brand computers, using HP, Lenovo aso. driver is most reliable, but for DYI I'd use whoever made the chipset/chip.
"Mine appears during install. His was just chilling or the initial load of games, regardless of game engine"
Could be the driver yes, but also sounds like could be some issue with user rights management (still a driver thing, but related to installation perhaps and something amd would have to fix). If it's user rights thing, it _might_ work if you installed it while being logged in as administrator and not just user giving admin rights to installer or maybe give temporary admin rights. Or it could be that antivirus - maybe the built-in one blocks some file without mentioning it. Or it could be one of the .NET framework installations or Microsoft Visual C++ redistributables. being corrupted, installed twice (shouldn't happen but can happen).
Would be interesting if there was this large public chart of hardware and software people use and which of them have technical or driver issues, because it is likely that drivers work in most systems, but when you are unlucky and have a version X of some file installed or a combination of motherboard A, CPU B and GPU C, which just don't work together for some reason.
