Getting a ASUS P5K-E/WIFI-AP

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My buddy is sending me his ASUS P5K-E/WIFI-AP since he is going into the army.And im replacing my 680turdI. and i need some raid drivers for it.. Not sure where to look.. If anyone could help be awsome thx

 

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ASUS Download Site

Enter your product/model number and it'll bring you to all the drivers you'll need for your board.

 

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can i slip stream these into my xp cd?

 

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Yea, I don't see why not. Just use nLite

 

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ok thanx

 

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I think you'll actually want the newest Intel RAID drivers for your OS.

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Product_Filter.aspx?ProductID=1809&lang=eng

 

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can anyone help me oc this thing.. i thought it be pretty simple but i guess not.. 1 where do i change the Command rate for the ram to 2.

also when i set it to 4.0 it doesnt post..

 

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also wat raid drivers should i use to slipstream into xp 64

 

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You can get the latest Intel Raid drivers from Intel's website.

 

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i tried to slip stream those and they didnt work.. and im not sure how to do a flash drive way

 

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bump... can u only do this via floppy with this board?

 

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XP x64 needs the floppy method or slipstream them into an install CD. Has nothing to do with the motherboard if you were using Vista you could load them off a flash drive.

 

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ok i have tried the floppy and the slipstream..

and neither seem to work. any other ideas?

i tried the ones from intels site and i cant seem to get them to copy to the floppy disk .. always gives me some kind of error..

and when i use the asus ones from there site.. when it comes time to pick which ones in windows setup.. there is like 7 different ones and none seem to work

heres a pic

 

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