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"Frequent updates" sounds to me like "breaks frequently".
I'm using an Intel card, which is still seeing problems fixed with every update. But I've been on the road of bleeding edge before and it's been one messy problem after another.
If I can strike a balance between latest and stable, at the cost of a slightly slower update speed, I'd prefer that.