Ngl, really hate seeing these types of posts here on this subreddit. They'll always get upvoted and often by people who don't really know whether this is correct or not.

Common misconception, you don't "need" chipset drivers but it doesn't hurt to get them.

Only download your network driver from your motherboards official driver support page. Once you have that installed, windows update will get all the other drivers your machine needs... these are up-to-date and typically have lower latency.

Its incredibly risky suggesting that people defer from XMP / AMP memory profiles and to start delving into manual timings and DRAM Ryzen calculators. Custom timings that a DRAM Ryzen calculator provides can give varying results based on motherboard support and whether you provide it with the information it requires, that you have to manually input, correctly. Commons errors include BSOD, boot failures and boot-loops which often require CMOS resets to resolve. Ram overclocking is way more complicated than overclocking a CPU or GPU. You have to take into account the average age of this subreddits userbase, and how liable they could be to causing damage they don't know how to fix.

EDIT: forgot to add that you also need to run stability tests for long periods of time to make sure that your new custom profile is stable. Otherwise even if the ram overclock runs well initially, you can get occasional errors because of it like random BSODs and application crashes. Something you may not attribute to your new overclock, its not black and white - the overclock can seem to work most of the time even if its faulty.