Update retriever not always latest driver

I have noticed lately that Update Retriever is not pulling the latest driver from the Lenovo website.
I specifically noticed this with the query 3437/win8 updates. It doesn't pull the RealTek High Definition Audio Driver version 6.0.1.7040. Is there a delay or should it pull the latest available as soon as it is available on the support website?
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There is a delay. Content available through Update Retriever is the same content available through System Update. There is additional work that has to be done to create a package descriptor so System Update or ThinInstaller know how to install the update and detect when it is applicable. Then various scenarios have to be tested across various supported devices. Usually there is at least 2 weeks delay. We sometimes find issues with installing the update using System Update or Thin Installer and the delay is longer.

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