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Asus this week announced new beta drivers for several of its motherboards that "enable Asus motherboard users to run Windows 7 RC." By doing so, Asus claims its mobos are the world's first to support the newly released operating system.
"Asus' industry-leading Research & Development team has kept close pace with each new beta release of Windows 7, and has developed beta drivers that enable Asus motherboard users to try Windows 7 RC immediately," Asus wrote in a press release. "The drivers can be downloaded from the Asus Motherboard Support website (http://support.asus.com/)."
Asus notes the following models are now officially supported:
Updated drivers for the full range of P6T, P5Q, and M4 series boards will be coming soon, Asus says.
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lostcause64
May 06, 2009 at 8:10am
I've been running the Windows 7 Beta x64 bit for a few months on my Gigabyte m57-sli board with zero issues at all. I'm installing the RC tonight after work, but I don't expect any issues with it either. But then, I'm not running an Asus board, and I never will again. Two different bad experiences with those clowns.
John
Try to be smarter than the object you're working with! It will make things easier, and might just save your life...
Defiant
May 06, 2009 at 7:33am
Why only the P6T Deluxe V2 first? I have a V1, I want support now lol.
The Canadian
May 06, 2009 at 7:01am
No Rampage II Extreme beta drivers, not that I am running Win7 x64 RC as my main OS
-- that is left to Vista x64 -- but why no drivers for this board..?!
The Canadian
