Asus A7V880 and VIA 880 chipset

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Subject: Asus A7V880 and VIA 880 chipset
From: Randy Kelsoe <randykel@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 22 May 2005 14:16:03 -0500
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Hi, All

My nforce2 mobo died and I replaced it with an Asus A7V880 with the VIA 880 chipset. SATA is slow, and FC3 only sees USB 1.1 controllers. Whenever I log out, the machine locks up before I get the login screen back.

I did not reinstall FC3, I just used kudzu and got everything up and going.

Is anyone else using this mobo, or this chipset successfully? I have done some searches and have not found much. I did find something that said this chipset was buggy and would never be able to be fixed. I have upgraded the BIOS to the latest version, and still have the same problems.

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