Asus seem to have denied all knowledge of creating this motherboard: Asus M3A32-MPV DELUXE. I can't say that I blame them, this board was SHIPPED out with many manufacturing defects but was removing the drivers from their website necessary? Anyway, I still have the original CD that the mobo came with (joy, out of date drivers) but it only contains 32-bit drivers. Is there a world wide petition to ban "driver detective" programs? I wish to sign one.When ASUS comes out with a line of boards that are mainly marketed to white box builders they usually do this...

I did 2 identical eMachines this time last YEAR and could find little or no support/documentation on the board at both ASUS and the eMachines sites...Finally found 64-bit drivers. They were on the motherboard installation CD, which I only checked to find out the name of the sound CARD. Apparently ASUS are retards and forgot to include 64-bit compatibility for the auto run program on the disc. Anyway now I get random crackles and pops from the speakers, like when opening certain folders (i.e. My Videos). Any ideas why? Other than the fact that I'm using an UNSUPPORTED OS (Win7).