Soyo SY-P4I875P DRAGON 2 v1.0 Black Label driver 4BA3

Publisher review:
1.Fix CPU RATIO show 14X when plug Intel Prescott 3.2Ghz CPU sometimes.2.Add option for enabling/disabling Onboard IDE Raid 3,4 and SATA 3,4Specifications: Intel Socket-478 P4 Based i875P Chipset ATX Motherboard Supporting the latest Intel Prescott Processor at 800MHz FSB with Hyperthreading Technology, Dual DDR, RAID, GigaLAN, and FirewireD: Dual Channel DDR400/333 with ECCR: New Serial ATA / ATA-133 RAIDA: Crisp 6-Channel Hardware Audio With All Digital SPDIF ConnectorG: Extreme 8X AGP SupportO: Flexible Overclocking OptionsN: Intel Gigabit Ethernet. High Speed Internet Ready2: Next Generation Dual DDR, Dual High Speed I/O (USB 2.0/Firewire), 800MHz FSBFully Supports the NEW Intel Prescott Processor 3.4GHz @ 800MHz FSBFEATURING: Break out box BayONE DV 9-in-1 Flash Media Reader/Writer with 1394 IEEE Firewire
Operating system:
Windows 9X/ME/NT/2K/XP/2003/Vista/XP X64/2008

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