Mobo drivers?

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  • Desertfox

    #1

    Mobo drivers?

    I go to the nvidia site to try and get some drivers for my motherboard, but I dont know which one on there to pick I get as far as "nForce" and then im lost my motherboard is a

    ASUS A8N-E Motherboard ATX S939 NFORCE4 Ultra DDR PCI-E16 PCI-E4 2PCI-E1 3PCI SATA RAID Sound GBLAN

    with onboard sound.
  • K8T

    #2
    Re: Mobo drivers?

    Go to the ASUS site to get drivers for your mobo.

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    • Desertfox

      #3
      Re: Mobo drivers?

      I was told by people on tomshardware.com to use the nvidia nforce ones :o

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      • Munk_Madness

        #4
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        why get the nvidia ones??

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        • Papi4baby
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          • Aug 2005
          • 1189

          #5
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          click on downloads and pick your poison.

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          • Desertfox

            #6
            Re: Mobo drivers?

            I downloaded them, the bios is a .rom file, where do I put it?

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            • UNDIESRULES

              #7
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              Unless you really need to update your BIOS i wouldnt bother. Especially if youre not 100% sure where tp put it.

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              • Desertfox

                #8
                Re: Mobo drivers?

                It says to update my bios before updating my chipset.

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                • Papi4baby
                  Member
                  • Aug 2005
                  • 1189

                  #9
                  Re: Mobo drivers?

                  put it on a floppy, go to bios when you start the computer, look for an option to enter bios flash window. You might also be able to use a pendrive. I had a Asus board(newer model) which you can enter the bios flash by just pressing Ctlr+F2 i believe, look in your motherboard manual on how to flash your bios. Is not that bad. Also look back on the Asus website, sometimes you can do it from windows and is alot easier. Dont be descourage by everyone saying your going to damage your computer.
                  You can if you do the wrong bios, and if you mess it up, but is not that hard.

                  P.S. At this moment i would like to say that i assumed no responsability for your actions. You are free to do as you like.:drevil:

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