EVGA moves its motherboard drivers to reusable flash drives, finally leaving DVDs behind
(PCWorld)

Say it with me: Finally. EVGA is bucking the trend and embracing the new normal by shipping the drivers for its new motherboards on a tiny flash drive instead.`No more driver DVDs in future EVGA motherboards including the new H370,` EVGA product management director Jacob Freeman tweeted late Thursday. `Instead you get the drivers on this small 8GB flash drive.`Optical drives might not be dead yet, but they´re certainly an endangered creature in the age of Steam and blisteringly fast broadband speeds. At a time when many cases-including Corsair flagships-don´t even include a 5.25-inch drive bay anymore, we´re baffled that so many motherboards still ship with their drivers imprisoned on discs. To read this article in full, please click here