Drivers I need the drivers for this motherboard MS8127C

Please go to your motherboard manufacturer's site and search for the motherboard drivers giving your motherboard model no. The site will provide the proper drivers compatible with your motherboard.

Hope this helps,

Mrityunjay.

I find VGA and Audio triver for motherboard MSI-661FM3

Is the manufacturer of your motherboard Msi? Is this driver needed for the motherboard or is it needed for a separate piece of hardware that you will install? I'm assuming this is a driver that you need for your motherboard. More clarity would be much more helpful. I have found several drivers but I'm not sure exactly what you need it for or which drivers you need.

Try this and see if it works: I FOUND THE DRIVER HERE(CLICK).

As I mentioned before, I have found several different msi pm8m drivers. If the one above isn't what you need then just provide a bit more detailed information and I'm sure I can find it for you.

Hope this helps...

motherboard settings jumpers and so on

www.motherboards.org
www.windrivers.com
www.drivershq.com
www.tomshardware.com
www.chipset.com
also
free download drivers motherboards
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http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/d101ggc/

There you go!
Select "latest drivers"
You will find the drivers you need there.

Good luck

i have pc with a matsonic-ms9158ep+motherboard i need sound driver

I have original cd vith drivers for MS8137c. Write me your adress and I will send a copu to you. [email protected]

Consult your user's manual.

This is a jpg of a modern board. Your board may have more pins. The concept is close. Any difference would be located at the Power led. Your's could be three pins & the speaker could be three pins & neither connector would use the middle hole. I suggest you plug in one connector at a time with a boot up in between. Start with the power switch. Testing is simple, press the case power on button. Pc starts your good no light? Turn the connector around & try again. Next plug in the IDE led. Check for light on power up. Most boards, old & new keep their negetive facing to your right. These negetive wires are colored black & wihte. Positive wires are colored green, blue & red. As long as you do 1 connector at a time you should not have a problem. These are all very low voltage, most just leds. Take your time. It will work out.

go to intel.com and go to drivers section and put your motherboard number in and youll get the drivers