3DP Chip offers a fast and accurate method of detecting and updating obsolete drivers. It scans your system for its hardware components, lists the found devices, and provides handy driver-related information for each one of them, such as the version of the currently installed driver.
Though very precise and reliable, 3DP is also small, neat, simple and lightweight. It's a nice tool that's easy to get, easy to install, and best of all, easy to use. It works perfectly fine at detecting drivers for any devices, including CPU, motherboard, graphic card, sound card, Ethernet Card, and so on.
Though simple to use, its interface is not exactly my thing. As I've already said, many of the buttons from the interface will let you access important functions of the program, but these buttons will open links in your default browser, and that's not exactly a thing I like.
Anyway, 3DP Chip remains a great choice for keeping your drivers up-to-date and in good order. And since it's also free, it gets my recommendation too.
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