I lost my motherboard driver's installation cd, how to download? Motherboat Details: PC CHIPS P23G V:1.0A DDR 2 533 DDR400

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DDR400+DDR2 533 Supports Single-channel DDR2 533/400 DIMM and Single-channel DDR400/333 DIMM. Users can use either DDR2 or DDR memory modules.

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You can download the audio and device drivers for your computer from the motherboard manufacturer's WEB site.
I cannot give you the link to the motherboard manufacturer's WEB site because youhave not provided me with the details of the make and model of your motherboard.

Here is a link to two versions of the motherboard you have. Figure which version you have and download the manual for it. Use the manual for your connector configuration and locations.

http://www.pcchips.com.tw/PCCWebSite/SearchResult.aspx?q=p23g&f=Products&MenuID=104&LanID=0

mybe the motherboard is not supported with the processor that you install or maybe the processor is inserted properly... because the processor is a pen less
make sure the it's in the proper position...

Hi,

Depending on the version, either version 1 or 3. It will be in white writing somewhere on the board. You can go HERE, and clcik on which version it is, and that will lead you to the drivers.

Good Luck,

Mark

did u check the old RAM...do they also show only half ?
may be ur new RAMs are not compatible with ur MB
what's the speed of ur new RAMs....400 or 533 ?

You have 4 memory slots on this MB. 2 are for DDR 400 and 2 for DDR2 533. Maximum supported memory is 2GB. As to installation, press the tabs to raise the memory stick out of the socket and replace with the new ram. Just push down till it locks in place.
Here is a link.
http://www.pcchipsusa.com/PCCWebSite/Products/ProductsDetail.aspx?CategoryID=1&TypeID=9&DetailID=370&DetailName=Feature&MenuID=7&LanID=2

Usually Ubuntu doesnt require any additional motherboard drivers if it has an open source version.

In Ubuntu 9.04, System> HARDWARE DRIVERS will show you all proprietary drivers in the system. You can ACTIVATE them there. Some files may be required to be downloaded from internet.

The PC Chips P23G versions 1.0A & 3.0 will not support any current generation Core2Duo, Core2Quad or Pentium Dual-Core processors. Only some of the first generation (Conroe Core) Core2Duo processors which run @ 1066mhz bus and some Pentium D (presler core) processors which run @ 800mhz bus.are supported. Not even most current BIOS will add support for any current processors. Check the pcchips website for CPU compatibility for the P23G..

probably your motherboard does not recognise the faster ram go to BIOS setup and check ram is set for auto