- #What is intel chipset driver p8z77 v install#
- #What is intel chipset driver p8z77 v update#
- #What is intel chipset driver p8z77 v driver#
- #What is intel chipset driver p8z77 v series#
#What is intel chipset driver p8z77 v install#
Try booting into Safe Mode then re-install, and if that fails then the next step is to manually install the drivers (Browse my computer for software) under the 'System Devices' of the Device Manager. It seems the drivers may be less of an issue and the issue is the wrong chip was put on this board somehow someway? I don't want to pop off the southbridge heatsink in case I need to RMA the system. I peeked behind the vid card to make sure they didn't give me an H67 board and it is the P8Z77-V LX board I expected () it is a Z77 board. SiSoftware Sandra shows several controllers are "Cougar Point" instead of "Panther Point". The chipset drivers from the ASUS site (and my ASUS CD) install, but the Device Manager shows several entries of "Intel 6 Series/C200 chipset family" under system devices and the USB section instead of 7 series. I have tried to install the MEI for this board from the ASUS site, but the installer returns an error that the system does not meet the requirements (probably because it sees an H67 chip instead of Z77). AIDA64 Extreme Edition (all stress options selected). Afterwards stress test using an application e.g. I recommend using the tested drivers from ASUS over that of the Intel drivers from their site. If you even think it's the wrong chipset drivers installed then the simple fix is to re-install the drivers:ĪSUS P8Z77-V LX Downloads, select your OS and bit size (32 or 64-bit). With my luck I probably got the one board on the production run fitted with the wrong chip, but it was "within tolerance", lol.
#What is intel chipset driver p8z77 v update#
I am hesitant to update the BIOS (current version is only from Oct 2012) due to the potential mismatch in chipset.
#What is intel chipset driver p8z77 v driver#
I'm open to the possibility that this is a driver issue, but I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling chipset drivers from the mobo CD, from the ASUS website, and from Intel.
#What is intel chipset driver p8z77 v series#
When I try to install the Intel 7 series drivers from the Intel site, or the corresponding MEI, the installer returns an error that my system does not meet the minimum requirements (probably because it detects an H67 instead of a Z77). When I go to the Intel site and use their Chipset Identification Utility, it detects my chipset as the Intel H67 Chipset. If I'm mistaken on this, then this is simply a "why doesn't my USB 3.0 work?" thread.
It is my understanding the Intel Z77 chipset is in the Intel 7 Series/C216 Chipset Family. Looking at the drivers in the Device Manager, I noticed the following.ġ) In the IDE ATA Controller section there exists an Intel 6 Series/C200 Chipset Family entry.Ģ) In the System Devices section there exists two Intel 6 Series/C200 Chipset Family PCI Express Root Port entries and an Intel 6 Series/C200 Chipset Family SMBus Controller entry.ģ) In the USB Controller section there exists an Intel 6 Series/C200 Chipset Family USB Enhanced controller entry. The ext HDD is recongized on my iBuyPower system in the USB 2.0 ports as well. The external drive is recognized fine on my wife's Dell Inspiron 660 USB 3.0 ports. The drive is a Western Digital 500GB residing in a Rosewill RX358 USB 3.0 enclosure.
Neither the front panel (which is plugged into the proper mobo header) or the rear panel worked. The impetus for this whole affair is that I tried to use an external hard drive and noticed the USB 3.0 ports on the system did not recognize the drive at all. By the way, the labels/print on the board all indicate is is actually a P8Z77-V LX mobo. I'm hesitant to pop the heat sink off the chip to verify its identity in case I may need to RMA the whole thing. I tried ASUS tech support, but their submission page returned an error message in a foreign language, so I don't think it went through. I have a call in to their tech support, I am also awaiting a response from Intel tech support. This system was purchased from iBuyPower in Dec 2012. Of course, there could be another explanation.ĪSUS P8Z77-V LX mobo (BIOS ver 1306) (chipset driver version 9.)ġ6 GB (4GB x 4) G.SKILL RIPJAWS DDR3-1866 Has anyone ever seen an instance of an other-than-advertised chipset being installed on a mobo? I have reason to believe my ASUS P8Z77-V LX mobo was fitted with an Intel H67 chipset instead of the Intel Z77 chipset I thought I was getting.
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