Should I upgrade motherboard drivers after new graphic card?

My pc is running windows 7 - 64 bit ultimate. I upgraded the motherboard of my PC in 2011 with second generation i3 processor and 4GB RAM. It has integrated intel graphics already.
Today I installed new Kingston DDR3 – 4GB RAM. My pc has detected it and running fine.

I also installed ZOTAC NVIDIA GT 730 (2GB) DDR5 Graphics Card in its PCI slot.


My motherboard is ECS (model H61H2-M2)
Here are the full specifications




Here are the full specifications of my CPU





After installing the graphics card, I downloaded and installed the latest drivers from the official nvidia geforce website.

My PC has accepted the graphics card perfectly and I am experiencing a nice boost in the performance.


I have been running old drivers of my motherboard which were available in 2011 without any trouble. Should I download new drivers for chipset and other parts? Updated drivers of year 2013 are available on the ECS website. Moreover, updated intel integrated drivers are also available.

I tried updating the BIOS too of my motherboard, but I got the ROM files error.

I am planning to upgrade to windows 8.1. ECS guys are saying that they added special support for windows 8 in the new BIOS.

Should I upgrade my BIOS as well?

If all is working well - leave it alone. The BIOS does not need an update based on what you added.
DO NOT go to Windows 8 - in my experience you will be better off to stay with W-7. Remember that Windows 10 is the replacement for W-8/8.1. Just my 2 cents.

Agreed, if your computer is running fine then there is no need to update your drivers.

A bit more ram would probably be more effective.
Art.

Wandering one said:

A bit more ram would probably be more effective.
Art.

Thanks everyone. I'll keep my bios where it is. :)