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General SupportRAM & CPUsQ: How much RAM can I put on my motherboard? Which CPUs can I use?A: For VIA EPIA and VB motherboards, please select your board from the main menu or for legacy products from the to check the board specifications. For partner motherboards that feature a VIA chipset, VIA cannot advise you on the maximum RAM, HDD capacity, CPU type or any other compatibility/capability issues with your motherboard as it depends on how the motherboard manufacturer has implemented the chipset. Two motherboards based on the same chipset may have different limits. This information must be obtained from the motherboard manufacturer or the motherboard manual.Drivers VIA Hyperion Pro DriversThe VIA Hyperion Pro drivers contain all of the main platform drivers for VIA chipsets. The current release of these drivers is included in Windows 7, 8, and 10, so at this time there is no need for a separate VIA Hyperion Pro package that supports these Windows versions.

However, as updates occur, a package will be released when needed.Q: I use a legacy Microsoft Windows desktop operating system (i.e. Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP or Windows Vista) and have a problem with a VIA chipset, or integrated graphics driver, or a system with a VIA chipset.

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Where can I obtain support?A: Microsoft and VIA no longer provide official updates or support for these legacy operating systems. VIA chipset and graphics drivers released for use with these operating systems are available from our; however, VIA no longer supports these driver packages.BIOSQ: Where can I obtain a BIOS for my VIA EPIA, VB series or other embedded motherboard?A: From the main menu highlight the “Boards” tab and select your model, you will find the latest BIOS available for download under the Downloads tab. If your model does not appear in the main menu please look in the of the website.Q: Where can I obtain a BIOS for my motherboard? It has a VIA chipset.A: All BIOS need to be obtained from the motherboard manufacturer’s website, not the chipset manufacturer’s website. For example, if you have an MSI motherboard with a VIA chipset, you need to get your BIOS from MSI, not from VIA.Operating SystemsA lot of driver support for VIA chips is built into Microsoft Windows 10 (32 and 64-bit).

If you’re looking for Windows 10 drivers, please check these FAQs first.AudioVIA only provides Windows 10 audio drivers for VIA Vinyl HD Audio Codecs that meet the Windows Logo Premium requirements, which can be found at the. These are general sound effect drivers with common functions.

Download Realtek HD Audio 2.72 Driver for Windows XP, Vista Windows 7 and 8Realtek High Definition Audio drivers R2.72 (6.0.1.7071). #4690607 Posted on: 07:33 PMVery good driver without a single problem so far. Realtek has the best driver support. Both, Audio and Network always work flawlessly.Meanwhile, ASUS for some reason released the version 6.0.1.7040 which is problematic, at least on my Motherboard. It doesn't give me option to select 5.1 with normal, Rear Speakers.

It provides only Side speakers for 5.1.This is newer anyway ( 6.0.1.7071 ).If only Creative could provide as good driver support. I'd still be using my X-Fi Platinum while an order for a Z series would have been placed already.

Never again Creative. I hear the driver even for Z series on Win 8/8.1 have the same, ancient problems.On an unrelated note, on Windows 8.1 the built-in driver seems extremely good. Slightly less CPU usage ( audiodg.exe ), options for both, Rear & Side speakers for 5.1 setups, ability to manage Crossover ( on Enhancements - Bass Management ) and ability to manage the volume of each speaker separately ( properties - levels - balance ). I don't understand why Realtek doesn't provide same functionality at least. #4691056 Posted on: 11:42 AMDid you try custom driver for asus?I use it for headphones & 2.1 speakers with np.Very good driver without a single problem so far.

Realtek has the best driver support. Both, Audio and Network always work flawlessly.Meanwhile, ASUS for some reason released the version 6.0.1.7040 which is problematic, at least on my Motherboard. It doesn't give me option to select 5.1 with normal, Rear Speakers. It provides only Side speakers for 5.1.This is newer anyway ( 6.0.1.7071 ).If only Creative could provide as good driver support. I'd still be using my X-Fi Platinum while an order for a Z series would have been placed already.

Never again Creative. I hear the driver even for Z series on Win 8/8.1 have the same, ancient problems.On an unrelated note, on Windows 8.1 the built-in driver seems extremely good. Slightly less CPU usage ( audiodg.exe ), options for both, Rear & Side speakers for 5.1 setups, ability to manage Crossover ( on Enhancements - Bass Management ) and ability to manage the volume of each speaker separately ( properties - levels - balance ). I don't understand why Realtek doesn't provide same functionality at least.dislike when drivers are out for ONLY new born chipsets.(well though.

Integrated ones).Why do you care? It isn't going to sound better and you're likely not going to get any addtional features worth caring about.One thing I personally really dislike about Realtek is it's very hard to interpret which chips are good and which are bad. The product number doesn't seem to directly reflect that. Some of their chips are actually pretty good (such as the one in my computer now, ALC889) where I see no compelling reason to replace them, and then I've used computers where it was probably the worst sound source I've ever had to deal with and couldn't believe it was considered a usable product.One thing I personally never understood is, assuming the integrated sound source supports high enough bit and sample rates, why get a discrete sound card for SPDIF purposes? #4691475 Posted on: 10:40 PMThing I dislike in case of Realtek HD Audio drivers is two restarts requirement.Although as I observed, before second restart the drivers are actually installed. Seems like that only thing for which second restart is required is running a control panel (hidden in tray) set up to launch at system start.

But this program may be run manually without problem (and without second restart of course).Almost every time windows wants to restart for something driver related, you really don't need to. Even video drivers don't seem to require a restart anymore (at least if you're updating them).Depending on the distribution, linux doesn't even require you to do anything at all - just turn on the system and sound works.