P5N32-SLI DELUXE drivers

I am having some serious problems trying to find drivers for my motherboard,
I cant seam to find them on the website (but if you have ever surfed the site
you would agree with me) If someone with any knowledge reguarding this issue,
please let me know.

Thanks

Dave

Hi!

Which site do you mean?
What problem do you have?

I have P5N32-Sli Deluxe and it works fine.

Bye!

"Seeker_of_Truth" <Seeker_of_Truth@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:FF673486-152E-4D5D-ACC2-CCC0C6A4A148@microsoft.com...
>I am having some serious problems trying to find drivers for my
>motherboard,
> I cant seam to find them on the website (but if you have ever surfed the
> site
> you would agree with me) If someone with any knowledge reguarding this
> issue,
> please let me know.
>
> Thanks
>
> Dave

[Morpheus101]

I have an Asus P5N32-SLI Deluxe Motherboard with 4 GB of memory, an ATI 4800 series Video, running the latest BIOS version 502. My primary HD is a Raptor 150DB and my secondary is a 400GB WD. My DVD is a Plextor PX-775A. They are all SATA.

This problem crosses both platforms; 32bit and 64bit, It also does not matter if I have upgraded or preformed a fresh install of Windows 7.

Note: This problem has been apparent in EVERY official release of Windows 7 and all leaks up though the last leak of 7264 (64 bit).

Note: This problem does NOT happen in Vista, either platforms (32 or 64 bit).

I have absolutely no problem installing Windows 7. It runs absolute smoothly after the install. The problem happens when transferring single large files. I get a BSOD after a few minutes into the transfer. This also happens when Acronis does a backup of the system.

I did buy and install a new Gigabyte motherboard and new memory. The problem went away, as I knew it would. However Windows 7 ran so much slower I RMA'ed the motherboard and memory.

I feel that it might be the chipset drivers? Which I have installed the Vista64 bit chipset driver, which seemed to cause the BSOD even faster.

Are you having any of these symptoms? If not can you give me any help like Driver versions or BIOS version? Are you running AERO? The dump file was analyzed and I was told it was pointing to an nvida driver problem with my video?

The strange thing is; Vista is running absolutely flawless.

TIA...