Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility 9.1.1.1011

wguimb · 23 May 2009

Download the recently released Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility 9.1.1.1011. This is for both x86 and x64 XP, Vista, 2000, and Windows 7. Drivers included are for the popular 945 and 965 series. These drivers are newer than what is available on Intel's website.

Code:

*  Product: Intel(R) Chipset Device Software
*  Release: Production Candidate
*  Version: 9.1.1.1011
*  Target Chipset#: Intel(R) 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset.
*        Also supports 5000/7000/5500/X58 Series Chipsets
*  Date: April 09 2009

Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility 9.1.1.1011

Source: Majorgeeks

DerAusgewanderte · 24 May 2009

it doesn't list Windows 7 in the readme (which doesn't mean it won't work I know). will try and see if it improves my hard drive performance.
edit1:
installed fine with an OK that they got installed. After reboot, WEI is still the same. Too bad, no surprise here

. My index for my raptor is still pretty low at 5.8. From reading other posts MS scaled this down and I wonder what the maximum is for hard drives these days....

SoLoR · 24 May 2009

there is also 9.1.1.1012 on stationdrivers that im using. (with IMSM 8.9.0.1015)

Code:

*  Product: Intel(R) Chipset Device Software
*  Release: Production Candidate
*  Version: 9.1.1.1012
*  Target Chipset#: Intel(R) 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset
*  Date: April 20 2009

DerAusgewanderte · 24 May 2009

cool, that one actually lists windows 7 in the description:
Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7 32/64bits/2003 server/2008 Server
Maybe that will work better with my X58 chip

Anthony · 24 May 2009

The setup.exe said it had installed successfully, however when i go to device manager it has not updated anything, so i have to manually install them one at a time, i always have to do it this way.

DerAusgewanderte · 24 May 2009

Anthony said:

The setup.exe said it had installed, successfully, however when i go to device manager it has not updated anything, so i have to manually install them one at a time, i always have to do it this way.

thanks for your post. I just checked mine and they didn't install either even though they said they did. will follow your advice and install them individually via update driver....

thanks

Anthony · 24 May 2009

DerAusgewanderte said:

thanks for your post. I just checked mine and they didn't install either even though they said they did. will follow your advice and install them individually via update driver....

thanks

Your welcome, anything with Intel before it in device manager can be updated, usually in the -:

IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers
System devices
Universal serial bus controllers

DMac84 · 29 May 2009

SoLoR said:

there is also 9.1.1.1012 on stationdrivers that im using. (with IMSM 8.9.0.1015)

Code:

*  Product: Intel(R) Chipset Device Software
*  Release: Production Candidate
*  Version: 9.1.1.1012
*  Target Chipset#: Intel(R) 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset
*  Date: April 20 2009

Just installed 7 RC1 x64 today, brand new. I want to install 9.1.1.1012. With the previous Intel Chipset drivers you could install from the command line with the "-overall" flag at the end, and it should overwrite all old drivers to the new ones included in the 9.1.1.1012 package.

Has anyone tried this and confirmed it works?

Captain Zero · 29 May 2009

Is there a real benefit to installing these drivers? I have on a few of my builds and don't notice a real-world difference. I certainly don't have any (obvious) issues with them. Someone fill me in?

SoLoR · 29 May 2009

Captain Zero said:

Is there a real benefit to installing these drivers? I have on a few of my builds and don't notice a real-world difference. I certainly don't have any (obvious) issues with them. Someone fill me in?

nah i dont notice any difference as well, except that matrix storage manager. Im installing them from same reason, that im installing every win7 build and that is "must have latest version" :)