muki why did you send me to the 5700 download? here is what the ai think of it:
No — I would not use the full SER5 5700U driver package on your Beelink SER7.
Your SER7 uses the Ryzen 7 7840HS (Phoenix, Zen 4) with Radeon 780M graphics, whereas the SER5 5700U uses a much older Ryzen 7 5700U (Lucienne, Zen 2) with older Radeon graphics. They also use different platform generations and device controllers.
For your SER7, I recommend this order:
Beelink SER7-specific driver package. Beelink support has specifically provided this SER7 7840HS driver package for users of that model.
For the GPU/APU, use the current AMD driver for Ryzen 7 7840HS / Radeon 780M. AMD currently lists Adrenalin 26.8.1 WHQL as the recommended version and 26.9.1 as optional.
Let Windows Update handle remaining standard devices.
Only install individual drivers manually if Device Manager still shows an unknown device.
Some individual drivers from a SER5 package might work if both machines happen to contain exactly the same Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, audio, or LAN controller. But I would verify the Hardware ID first rather than running the SER5 installer.
Most importantly: never install a SER5 BIOS/firmware on the SER7. Beelink has separate BIOS branches for the SER7, and cross-model firmware can cause serious problems.
I also checked this conversation and I don’t see the SER5 5700 driver file attached yet. If you upload the ZIP/EXE driver package here, I can inspect its contents and tell you driver-by-driver which ones are safe for your SER7 and which ones you should avoid.
