What are the latest Asus A8N32-SLI Deluxe Chipset drivers?

[simsalabim24]

Do I get these from Nvidia directly and if so which one do I choose thanks!

 

[simsalabim24]

Anyone?

Thanks.

 

[Heidfirst]

ftp://download.nvidia.com/Windows/nForc..._nforce_win2kxp_international_whql.exe

 

[simsalabim24]

What driver is that?

Thanks.

 

[JechtShot]

It appears to be the nForce chipset drivers for your motherboard. Correct me If I am wrong.

 

[simsalabim24]

Originally posted by: JechtShot
It appears to be the nForce chipset drivers for your motherboard. Correct me If I am wrong.

How would you know? It immidiately starts downloading and the driver says 6.86_nforce_win2kxp_international_whql.exe

Which says nothing to the fact that its for asus.

My board says nothing about having an nforce chipset, it only talks about having a Nvidia SLI chipset.

 

[JechtShot]

Originally posted by: simsalabim24

Originally posted by: JechtShot
It appears to be the nForce chipset drivers for your motherboard. Correct me If I am wrong.

How would you know? It immidiately starts downloading and the driver says 6.86_nforce_win2kxp_international_whql.exe

Which says nothing to the fact that its for asus.

My board says nothing about having an nforce chipset, it only talks about having a Nvidia SLI chipset.

I know because I have that motherboard. ASUS A8N32SLI = nforce 4 sli chipset. Your board does have an nforce chipset. Maybe you should read the manual or do a little research? Just trying to help. No need to be a smart mouth. It doesn't matter if your board is ASUS, GIGABYTE, DFI etc. If it has an nForce chipset , then it needs the nForce chipset drivers.

 

[simsalabim24]

Originally posted by: JechtShot

Originally posted by: simsalabim24

Originally posted by: JechtShot
It appears to be the nForce chipset drivers for your motherboard. Correct me If I am wrong.

How would you know? It immidiately starts downloading and the driver says 6.86_nforce_win2kxp_international_whql.exe

Which says nothing to the fact that its for asus.

My board says nothing about having an nforce chipset, it only talks about having a Nvidia SLI chipset.

I know because I have that motherboard. ASUS A8N32SLI = nforce 4 sli chipset. Your board does have an nforce chipset. Maybe you should read the manual or do a little research? Just trying to help. No need to be a smart mouth. It doesn't matter if your board is ASUS, GIGABYTE, DFI etc. If it has an nForce chipset , then it needs the nForce chipset drivers.

Well I see if you wanna talk about being a smart mouth what kind of response is:

"It appears to be the nForce chipset drivers for your motherboard. Correct me If I am wrong."

Why didnt you say you had the board and those were the drivers you use? Hmm instead you chose to be egotistical. I see through your B.S. sir and Im calling you out on it! But hey what do you care were over the internet so you don't have to be polite do ya. Also I did read my manual and did my research that you so arrogantly pointed out that I should do in a very condescending tone and guess what it says Nvidia Nforce 4 SLI x16 which there happens to be 4 drivers on the Nvidia website. All of which say different things and are conflicting hence the need to know how the person who posted the link found out these were the right drivers. Oh and doing research is why I posted this on here, believe it or not people come on these boards to aid in research.

 

[hardcandy2]

Also, in Add/Remove Software in the Control Panel, click on Nvidia Drivers. Then choose to ONLY remove the networking/ethernet drivers, restart, then install the new driver.

 

[mlc]

 

[mlc]

Originally posted by: mlc

Originally posted by: simsalabim24

Originally posted by: JechtShot

Originally posted by: simsalabim24

Originally posted by: JechtShot
It appears to be the nForce chipset drivers for your motherboard. Correct me If I am wrong.

How would you know? It immidiately starts downloading and the driver says 6.86_nforce_win2kxp_international_whql.exe

Which says nothing to the fact that its for asus.

My board says nothing about having an nforce chipset, it only talks about having a Nvidia SLI chipset.

I know because I have that motherboard. ASUS A8N32SLI = nforce 4 sli chipset. Your board does have an nforce chipset. Maybe you should read the manual or do a little research? Just trying to help. No need to be a smart mouth. It doesn't matter if your board is ASUS, GIGABYTE, DFI etc. If it has an nForce chipset , then it needs the nForce chipset drivers.

Well I see if you wanna talk about being a smart mouth what kind of response is:

"It appears to be the nForce chipset drivers for your motherboard. Correct me If I am wrong."

Why didnt you say you had the board and those were the drivers you use? Hmm instead you chose to be egotistical. I see through your B.S. sir and Im calling you out on it! But hey what do you care were over the internet so you don't have to be polite do ya. Also I did read my manual and did my research that you so arrogantly pointed out that I should do in a very condescending tone and guess what it says Nvidia Nforce 4 SLI x16 which there happens to be 4 drivers on the Nvidia website. All of which say different things and are conflicting hence the need to know how the person who posted the link found out these were the right drivers. Oh and doing research is why I posted this on here, believe it or not people come on these boards to aid in research.

let's calm down... He was simply pointing out what many feel should be obvious to an owner of this board.. that it uses the nvidia NFORCE4 chipset... For future reference, the info can be found on the inside cover of the box, where it list the systems specs.....

As far as finding drivers at nvidias site...
1) go to the download drivers section..
2) select platform/nforce drivers
3)select nforce4 series AMD
4) then select which OS its for..(e.g. win2000/xp)
assuming its for winxp, you see the 6.86 drivers which have been around for a while now....

be careful installing, and make sure you understand whether you want to use the NAM and nvidia IDE drivers that come packaged with these....

 

[simsalabim24]

Originally posted by: mlc

Originally posted by: mlc

Originally posted by: simsalabim24

Originally posted by: JechtShot

Originally posted by: simsalabim24

Originally posted by: JechtShot
It appears to be the nForce chipset drivers for your motherboard. Correct me If I am wrong.

How would you know? It immidiately starts downloading and the driver says 6.86_nforce_win2kxp_international_whql.exe

Which says nothing to the fact that its for asus.

My board says nothing about having an nforce chipset, it only talks about having a Nvidia SLI chipset.

I know because I have that motherboard. ASUS A8N32SLI = nforce 4 sli chipset. Your board does have an nforce chipset. Maybe you should read the manual or do a little research? Just trying to help. No need to be a smart mouth. It doesn't matter if your board is ASUS, GIGABYTE, DFI etc. If it has an nForce chipset , then it needs the nForce chipset drivers.

Well I see if you wanna talk about being a smart mouth what kind of response is:

"It appears to be the nForce chipset drivers for your motherboard. Correct me If I am wrong."

Why didnt you say you had the board and those were the drivers you use? Hmm instead you chose to be egotistical. I see through your B.S. sir and Im calling you out on it! But hey what do you care were over the internet so you don't have to be polite do ya. Also I did read my manual and did my research that you so arrogantly pointed out that I should do in a very condescending tone and guess what it says Nvidia Nforce 4 SLI x16 which there happens to be 4 drivers on the Nvidia website. All of which say different things and are conflicting hence the need to know how the person who posted the link found out these were the right drivers. Oh and doing research is why I posted this on here, believe it or not people come on these boards to aid in research.

let's calm down... He was simply pointing out what many feel should be obvious to an owner of this board.. that it uses the nvidia NFORCE4 chipset... For future reference, the info can be found on the inside cover of the box, where it list the systems specs.....

As far as finding drivers at nvidias site...
1) go to the download drivers section..
2) select platform/nforce drivers
3)select nforce4 series AMD
4) then select which OS its for..(e.g. win2000/xp)
assuming its for winxp, you see the 6.86 drivers which have been around for a while now....

be careful installing, and make sure you understand whether you want to use the NAM and nvidia IDE drivers that come packaged with these....

Like I said I found the chipset in the manual and on the box, however I did not find it clear which driver to choose from Nvidias website as they had several Nforce4 chipset drivers.

Thanks for your help.