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Originally posted by: corkie
Should I use the agp driver from service pack 2 or should I use the one from the latest VIA drivers?
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GAGP30KX is the correct AGP driver for AMD64, provided by Microsoft. PCI.sys will also be co-installed for the AGP controller. This is normal (and required).
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And also what exactly from the package should I install?
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Well that is the sixty-four thousand dollar question, isn't it?
Given VIA's chronic driver quality issues, I tend to stick with what I have found to work and do not deviate from it no matter if new drivers are released, unless some new problem crops up that would lead me to question whether a newer driver is required.
On XP SP2, I will install only the Chipset INF from the Hyperion package - nothing else. After a restart, I then install the last version of the VIA PATA/SATA IDE Driver that I have found to be stable, which is version 1.60A:
http://www.viaarena.com/Driver...0a(20061101140444).zip (restart after install is complete)
To date, I have not encountered any problems with that combination. However, I rarely utilize RAID and never utilize SATA hot-plugging, so it is possible this combination may not be sufficient for RAID setups. The PATA/SATA 1.60A driver does enable SATA hot-plug support, but since I never utilize this feature, I wouldn't have encountered any problems if there was a bug or flaw in that feature which might have been fixed in a newer version of the PATA/SATA driver (which was merged with the VIA IDE Falcon Storage driver after 1.60A).
That's all the advice I can offer you.