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CHIPSET packages doesn't provide AMD Processor drivers because there aren't any for Non-APU processors.
If you check the CHIPSET Drivers Installation XMP file it will show that there are none for processors. Only for the Motherboard itself.
If you check Device Manager under Processors you will see special drivers installed by Windows itself. Those drivers can't be downloaded, as far as I am aware of, from any source. They come native to the Windows version you have installed.
From MiniTools website about CPU Drivers:
Do You Need to Update CPU Drivers?
Yes, but the way to update CPU drivers is somehow different from the method of upgrading other devices like graphics cards.
In many cases, a CPU is integrated with a graphics card or GPU. Thus, when we say updating CPU drivers, it usually involves in graphics updates. For a CPU without its native GPU, it doesn’t exactly have its drivers. Software support for that kind of CPU is included its motherboard’s BIOS. Therefore, to upgrade the CPU driver, you need to upgrade your BIOS.
From DigitalTrends Tech site about Processor's driver:
Installing and updating your PC’s drivers is important. Graphics drivers, motherboard drivers, add-in-card drivers, but what about CPU drivers? Technically, CPUs do not require drivers, but there are some exceptions, and there are some situations where you may even want to update the drives that affect your CPU’s performance.
In general, no. CPUs don’t have drivers and don’t need them to run. Your system does need to install its chipset drivers — related to the motherboard — in order to integrate all the components together and use all of your system’s features. Some CPUs can have onboard graphics drivers associated with them, but the processor itself does not need drivers.
