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Nevermind - Intel finally has the latest AMT pre-965 drivers bundled in their "all OS" package on their site!

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/downloa … ldId=13478

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_ … ldID=13706

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Your AMT drivers that come from the PLATFORM folder in the Intel release are outdated. These are the AMT for pre-965 chipsets.

EDIT

Link in next post.

http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/dow … Down=false

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http://downloadcenter.intel.com/detail_ … nldID=4275

It's back!

GREAT news!

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_ … ldID=10895

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_ … ldID=11041

mr_smartepants wrote:

How can leaked drivers be official? Months ahead of time...
hmm

Because they were exactly that. The WHQL graphics and matrix storage releases on intel's page today are the exact same ones somehow put out by stationdrivers back in september and october. Intel did not publish MS 7.8 on intel.com till late november...

RIP, was a great source for official WHQL intel drivers leaked months ahead of time.

overlooked in 7.12

dolivas wrote:

I just checked the new pack 712.1 and those drivers are in the I1 folder and are an exact match for the files you posted . The were updated by Jaak/mr_smartepants on Oct 5 for pack 7.10 and appear to be the latest drivers where are you seeing the v14.32.0.4885

My mistake! Rather, it's INTEL's linking mistake.

here is the DIRECT link to v14.32.0.4885, when you click on the title link for a more verbose description (which I copied and pasted) it goes to the OLDER driver.

http://downloadmirror.intel.com/11041/e … _Intel.exe

This was overlooked in the latest Graphics B release v7.12.1

Latest 3series chipset based Optiplexes (Q35 based 775 for example) do not get audio installed with DP Sound B v7.10.1

Adding a folder "5" to D\S\SM\D with the latest drivers from Dell fixes:
http://support.dell.com/support/downloa … eid=221658

http://downloadmirror.intel.com/11041/e … _Intel.exe

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_ … ldID=14848

dolivas wrote:

This appears to be for Vista?

No, they are a multiple OS release, that other link I thought had the multi-release too, it doesnt.

They have been out for over a month, are WHQL certified, yet not on intel's website - BUT - they have been released to partners. If Dell has released them to the public, it's safe to say these are legit.

http://support.us.dell.com/support/down … eid=222229

other link: http://www.station-drivers.com/page/intel%20raid.htm

These first appeared at station drivers in September.

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http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_ … nldID=4275

Also copying very large single files via DVD is much quicker than lots of small files of equal size - which is where I'm making a hunch there will be speed improvement overall when using no compression.

yeah these are for only 3 series boards. thanks!

Helmi wrote:
Fragbert wrote:

I wonder if repacking the driver packs with little or no compression would speed things up?

And I wonder where I replied to that question already before (because I know I did!).
Thing is, you have to know what will work faster:
Transferring the uncompressed files (lots of space!) from a relatively slow medium such as CD/DVD saving any uncompressing time or transferring only a fraction of that but having the CPU/RAM do some work decompressing.

In the end, this cannot be answered ultimatively because it depends on your system.
With fast CPU/RAM I doubt you'd gain anything.
Also, I do not know whether DMA already works when the DriverPacks are being extracted (guess no), so the copying process would already be slow on the bus and also take a huge load of CPU.

Not having tested this (search and see the other thread for further inctructions), I'd say compressed drivers is faster unless it's a really old system (even then bus speed and drive speed will also be slower).

I'll do some informal testing on a shiny new Intel 3 series setup.

Q35 chipset board w/ E6850 (dual core 3ghz, 1333mhz FSB) and 2GB DDR2-800
150GB Western Digital Raptor
My trusted Samsung 16X DVD ROM that seems to be faster than any other reader I've had my hands on.

This will be interesting since I agree the copying from DVD will be slower and with such blazing speed of the raptor and Intel I/O the decompression should be nill - but I have noticed it takes quite a bit of time lately.

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_ … ldID=13477

I wonder if repacking the driver packs with little or no compression would speed things up?

The 7zip decompression on method 2 in GUI setup is taking up a lot of time. Is there a way to have the packs already decompressed and ready to go at that point? Or is that already in method 1?