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  • #16
    Originally posted by Matrox Man
    There are no problems with the official 4-in drivers, they are required for proper operation. Don't believe me ask matrox.
    Funny how come I've got two machines that work perfectly without them???
    Yes despite me slagging of Via I do use a total Via solution.
    Chief Lemon Buyer no more Linux sucks but not as much
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    • #17
      without the 4 in 1's you will have problems uninstalling your AGP drivers. This was fixed in the VIA drivers.
      Regards,

      Matrox Man

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      • #18
        You what ??????
        Chief Lemon Buyer no more Linux sucks but not as much
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        • #19
          http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=2 It tells you right on the site what problems have ben corrected. It is a simple fact that when you install a new motherboard you should always install the latest chipset drivers to attain full performance and stability.
          Regards,

          Matrox Man

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          • #20
            Funny how come I've got two machines that work perfectly without them???
            Funny how come I've got three machines that work perfectly with them???

            Joel
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            • #21
              Me too, Joel.

              Although, I agree with the clean install thing.

              I've changed the motherboard twice now on my Win2k machine. Both times it was VIA chipsets and both times I had to reinstall because Win2k had a fit.

              It's probably better anyway, but it's just kinda annoying.

              amish
              Despite my nickname causing confusion, I have no religious affiliations.

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              • #22
                Just delete the registry key that holds all the hardware information and let windows redetect it all.

                Oh pop over to viahardware forums and see how many get full performance with Georges patches.
                Chief Lemon Buyer no more Linux sucks but not as much
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                • #23
                  I only load the .inf drivers from the Via 4-in-1's. I also download and install the Via IDE RAID driver and the Via IDE Filter driver (NOT the miniport). This is in Windows XP Pro. No problems with my system using this setup so far (the standard XP ViaGart seems to work fine too).
                  "..so much for subtlety.."

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                  • #24
                    i've installed, and not installed them on my Abit KT7 (no raid 686A). It doesn't seem to make a significant difference. The 686B bug is real. On my old work machine back in Jamaica it trashed the HD two times in 7 months.
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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by DentyCracker
                      i've installed, and not installed them on my Abit KT7 (no raid 686A). It doesn't seem to make a significant difference. The 686B bug is real. On my old work machine back in Jamaica it trashed the HD two times in 7 months.
                      Only twice you were lucky.
                      Chief Lemon Buyer no more Linux sucks but not as much
                      Weather nut and sad git.

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                      • #26
                        Man I'm tired of VIA's 4in1 betas, 4in1 drivers for that matter. In my opinion it's very sad that they apparently won't ever get their drivers to work since they release new ones so often.

                        I haven't installed the 4in1 and my system work fine without them, It's such a long time since I've even borthered to check the 4in1 posts that I've forgotten what they are good for!

                        What are they good for? If the system runs fine without them, why would anyone even install them?
                        My system:
                        | Athlon XP2600+ 2,4GHz@200FSB| Water Cooled Processor | Samsung 2x256MB PC3200 Ram (400MHz) | Epox 8RDA mb | Hercules FDX Radeon 8500 LE 128MB | Abit Hot Rod DMA/100 RAID controller | 2*20GB IBM and Western 10.2GB @RAID controller | Soundblaster 5.1 Audigy Player | Actima 6x/32x DVD-ROM, Samsung 12x/8x/32x CDRW | Logitech Force Feedback wheel | Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 Joystick | 550W water-cooled Q-TEC PSU | 278/278 kbit DSL internet connection | Windows 2000 Pro | My Homepage
                        homemade watercooling in use,Pics on the homepage...

                        no more VIA, no more!

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