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  • New BETA IDE Driver for all VIA chipsets

    These new BETA IDE drivers from VIA are optimized for use on the new P4X and KT, as well as the 233CF ATA133 southbridge. These are currently not included in any 4-1 service pack and may improve previous IDE problems on VIA chipsets also.


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  • #2
    Or you could get a friend with Windows XP to rip the VIA IDE drivers from there, since they are about a gajillion times better than the shit, crap, retard, braindead drivers that VIA continues to distribute.

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    • #3
      Come on Gurm, say what you realy think!

      chuck
      (who just spent a weekend working on a relatives *&^*%&% VIA chipset computer)
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      • #4
        Gee....doyathink he doesn't like VIA's software engineering department?

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        • #5
          i thought the Microsoft drivers would just be drivers from via that have undergone certification at micrsoft test testlabs?

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          • #6
            From experiance I've found that Via drivers tend to create more problems than they solve. I tend therefore to use Microsofts which seem a lot more stable.
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            • #7
              Sorry folks. I was hunting for a solution to a specific problem, and decided to brave the VIA IDE drivers. After all, they're BRAND SPANKIN' NEW, right? Newer than the MS drivers which haven't changed for a couple months now due to RC testing on WinXP? Right? RIGHT?

              Well, after watching blue screens pop up, my latency increase, peer concurrency shot to hell, and one hard drive get corrupted... I find it safe to say that VIA's software department should all die a horrible ****ing death.

              - Gurm
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              I would still get screwed

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              • #8
                Thats the problem with betas I'm afraid you never know what they will screw up. perhaps Via betas = Alphas
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                • #9
                  No no, it was the VIA approved non-beta 4-in-1 IDE drivers.

                  - Gurm
                  The Internet - where men are men, women are men, and teenage girls are FBI agents!

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                  I would still get screwed

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                  • #10
                    Interesting about the hard drive getting corrupted out of interest what soundcard do you have.
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                    • #11
                      Santa Cruz

                      - Gurm
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                      If only life were as easy as you
                      I'm the least you could do, oh yeah
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                      I would still get screwed

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                      • #12
                        I once by mistake installed the VIA IDE Win2k busmaster driver of the 4.32 4in1 package and was not able to burn one single CD with them. HD performance was deteriorated as well.
                        I then uninstalled the f*cking thing and since then everything is nice again. I don't have ANY problems at all, not performance-wise, not stability-wise and not data integrity-wise with the drivers built-in in Win2k, SO WHY CHANGE IT?!?! (I know, "because it's new")
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                        • #13
                          Yeah,

                          In I installed the IDE drivers from 4.32 in w2k,
                          Rebooted,
                          Tested, no performeance change...
                          Removed them installed the standard W2k ones.

                          Because I "Knew" that they would corrupt my HDD's....

                          Because at that point I was as Paranoid as everyone else...
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                          • #14
                            I have the VIA 4in1v32 installed and no prblems at work.
                            KL133 chipset, 686B Southbridge, Win2kSP2
                            Install order was as follows
                            Win2k, SP2, 4in1, dx8, video drivers,sound drivers,EzCD5, 5.02s.
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                            • #15
                              Gurm you should have posted that on the viahardware forums the santa cruz is save all and end all product there.
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