Need to buy game/midi connector for ASUS P4S533-MX

Hi rmkelley
Please look here : http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/sock478/p4s533-mx/e1221_p4s533-mx.pdf
Best regards ,
fanaudi .

Here is the link to drivers

http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=P4S533-MX&p=1&s=15

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Theres Two of you looking for same Solution eh? or same Guy?

Anyways, go to this site:

http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?modelname=P4S533-MX&SLanguage=en-us

Select Your Operating System, Then go to your Desired Needed Drivers.

Hi there,
Please check the following link: http://www.driverstock.com/ASUS-P4S533-MX-driver-download/6-9-10048/index.html
Cheers.

i think the name of your motherboard is P4S533-MX
you can find the drivers at http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us
in the upper left corner in input model to search type P4S533-MX , under category click all then click search info.
Click on P4S533-MX, select your operating system and download drivers under VGA section.

look on the board... if it has sata connectors .... use them as they seem to have a better data rate. i'm uncertain if you can still buy new 80 gb drives now... but your sources might be different then mine.

It is the video card. Newer games are so graphic intensive that they freeze up the system if there is not enough video memory. You could try upgrading RAM but I had a problem running newer games until I installed a graphic card that had at least 512 mb video ram onboard. Hope this helps.

Does it have a built-in system beep buzzer? or else you need to connect one. The system beep has a code and will tell you if your video is not connected or your memory is not detected.
Try to make it boot even until the bios screen. Check your video card or your monitor connector. A single beep is a good sign that your motherboard has no problems. hope this helps

Hi,

The Asus P4S533-MX and all other motherboards for that matter consumes relatively low power (in terms of current requirement since the voltages fairly remains constant). What demands more power that has to be considered are the processor, video card, memories, and of course add ons such as the HD, DVD, and others. So rather than think in terms of "maximum power it can take", think of the highest you can get in terms of wattage. Power rating starts from 350 to as high as 650. I have heard of higher 750 + but havent had the chance yet to work with one.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

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