What is included with card? ie: driver disk, manual?
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Mini cd disk with drivers for windows and Linux. Works on my old Compaq with Linux.
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Well you're lucky in a sense, there are no drivers. There is one file that needs to be written to the card if you are using NTSC and not pal but that file is a text file and any computer can create it. Well after looking I spoke too soon. The file is no longer on my card and I dont have the disk and I dont remember the file format. I looked and cant find it on Google. Write the manufacturer and ask for the setup file to be sent via email. Then read my prevouse review and change the single setting and it should work. The one I bought has been working 24/7 for a few years now with out issue and even allowed for the capture and prosecution of the guy that robbed me ;-)
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As a follow-up I checked what came with mine and it does indeed contain a cd, cables, screws, etc etc. I would suggest however going to intel's web site and get the latest drivers they have released for this hardware.
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Just got one. -M Board-2 (two) SATA cables-Manual/Installation Instructions-Drivers (and some useless add on software that you don't need to install)-Bag of 6 zip ties and 6 screws for ATX case installation-1 thin aluminum back cover plate***and as Jason below says-usb driver needs online update for USB 3.0***
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You can just make sure you uninstall the drivers for it while it is still plugged in. Once they're uninstalled remove the old card and add the new one. Install the new drivers that come with the card and you should be all good. I had issues with the drivers on the cd not matching the card so if all else fails just grab the newest driver online.Enjoy :D (R9 290 is a great card)
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I also did not receive any kind of power cable, just the card and a driver mini-cd
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finding the driver software is a nightmare but yes it is compatible I would suggest XP or Linux Ubuntu the card ran fine with Linux but not the best with 7
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The information in the specs say that this generic card uses the NEC/Renesas uPD720201 chipset. This is a good chipset, but it is surprisingly difficult to find the drivers or info how to install them on the Internet. Most USB 3.0 add-on cards come with a CD that have the drivers/setup files making the driver install simple.You can verify that the generic add-on card you purchased is using the NEC/Renesas uPD720201 chipset by looking at the big chip on the card with a magnifying glass. It should say D720201 on the chip.Note - For users with Windows 8.0 or 8.1 - USB 3.0 is native and the card *should* be "plug and play." Linux distributions with kernel 2.6.31 or later also support USB 3.0. The information in the specs say that this generic card uses the NEC/Renesas uPD720201 chipset. This is a good chipset, but it is surprisingly difficult to find the drivers or info how to install them on the Internet. Most USB 3.0 add-on cards come with a CD that have the drivers/setup files making the driver install simple.You can verify that the generic add-on card you purchased is using the NEC/Renesas uPD720201 chipset by looking at the big chip on the card with a magnifying glass. It should say D720201 on the chip.Note - For users with Windows 8.0 or 8.1 - USB... » Read More The information in the specs say that this generic card uses the NEC/Renesas uPD720201 chipset. This is a good chipset, but it is surprisingly difficult to find the drivers or info how to install them on the Internet. Most USB 3.0 add-on cards come with a CD that have the drivers/setup files making the driver install simple.You can verify that the generic add-on card you purchased is using the NEC/Renesas uPD720201 chipset by looking at the big chip on the card with a magnifying glass. It should say D720201 on the chip.Note - For users with Windows 8.0 or 8.1 - USB 3.0 is native and the card *should* be "plug and play." Linux distributions with kernel 2.6.31 or later also support USB 3.0. « Show Less
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Hi, you should be able to find the information needed at the FAQ or in the manuals of the Download section in this link-http://support.asus.com/knowledge.aspx?SLanguage=en&p;=11&s;=2&m;=RT-N16&os;=8&hashedi;d=WAa6AQFncrceRBEo
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I'm using Win 7 G4 bit also. And Yes, I needed to load special drivers, for configure the disk for boot I did the following: 1) Create a new windows installation but just for load the drives that the card's cd have. You can see the drive but can't use it. Reset.2) Create again a new windows installation. Select the new drive, format it and use it.
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Jack, If you are using XP use the software after installing the card. Reboot and then you are good. If you are using Windows 7 or 8 let the operating system get the software on the internet,reboot.TDG
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Can you send me a copy of the drivers as well? kori.smith@gmail.comThanks much!
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There isn't much of an instruction manual but there is a programmer's manual at http://www.carddevicestore.com/files/msr605_cd.rar (rar compresses). It comes with a simple utility program to read and write cards.
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hello. the graphics card is integrated, but it is quite powerful, it runs games like 2013, f12012, wrc 2013, only plays dvd format, no runs bluy ride
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1] Interface plate for external connections2] SLI jumper for dual graphic cards3] 6 SATA connectors4] Quick Reference5] Layout decal for mounting inside case6] Card with detailed status codes for board7] Disc containing express installer of drivers, product guide, and 3 year warranty details8] Yellow sheet containing driver and bios update info/usb, keyboard, and mouse recommendationsThat's all.
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If you are running Windows 7 or 8, place the CD in the drive, then insert the card. It should find the correct drivers automatically. It is Plug and Play, so you do not have a SETUP file.
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Sorry, but your wording makes the question ambiguous. Here is what I can say: My unit came complete with the low-profile bracket attached. I took that one off and attached the taller bracket that was included in the package. Then, I installed the card in my desktop PC, connected it to my 4K monitor using an HDMI-to-DVI cable, turned the PC on and installed the drivers from the CD that came in the package, and it all was operational.