| Applies To | HighPoint HPT372 Controller Chip Used in Soyo P4I875P DRAGON 2 motherboards. |
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| Author | HighPoint Technologies, Inc. |
| Driver Date | Jan 26, 2007 |
| Driver Version | VER. 2.352 |
| File Name | soyo-p4i875p-hightpoint-raid.zip |
| File Size | 253 KB |
| Requirements | Windows Vista, Windows 2003, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 |
| Description | Soyo.com.tw is no longer in operation. According to Wikipedia, Soyo Group has filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy and ceased operations on May 5, 2009.
We know that the IDE Raid chipset on Soyo is made by HighPoint. So we will have to identify the model number. According to mbreview.com review on Soyo P4I875P motherboard, the RAID chipset is HighPoint HPT372 Controller Chip. Again on page 5, it says: [The ICH5-R natively supports drives up to ATA/100 specifications, so if you’re utilizing an ATA133 drive you’ll need to use the HPT372 controlled IDE connectors. ]. Now we have identify the model number is HightPoint HPT372 and it is an ATA133 based RAID solution, we can try to find the suitable driver from HightPoint driver download site instead. In HightPoint RocketRAID 133 driver page, when referring to the readme file, we can see that the driver is suitable for the following RAID controllers:
Windows Vista Soyo P4I875P Dragon 2 IDE RAID HighPoint Driver Installation
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