Intel® Application Accelerator v2.2.2.2150

[Alakazam]

The files above contain the Intel® Application Accelerator. This utility updates Windows* XP, Windows Millennium Edition (Me), Windows 98 Second Edition (SE), Windows 98, Windows 2000, and Windows NT* 4.0 to reduce the storage sub-system bottleneck - enabling faster delivery of data from the hard drive to the processor and other system level hardware. The Intel Application Accelerator replaces the Intel(R) Ultra ATA Storage Driver.

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This Download applies to the following products:

Intel® 810 chipset family
Intel® 815 chipset family
Intel® 820 chipset family
Intel® 830 chipset family
Intel® 840 chipset family
Intel® 845 chipset family
Intel® 850 chipset family
Intel® 860 chipset family
Intel® Application Accelerator
Mobile Intel® Pentium® 4 Processors - M

Download Intel® Application Accelerator v2.2.2.2150 (ftp://aiedownload.intel.com/df-support/4625/eng/iaa222_enu.exe) - English
Ripped from : Intel (http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df/Detail_Desc.asp?ProductID=663&DwnldID=4625)
Source : Neowin (http://www.neowin.net)

[yomama]

Thanks Alakazam. I have been hearing about this. How can I find out what chipset I've got? I run Windows98SE and this old computer needs all the help it can get! Is there something on Norton System Works that will tell me?:confused:

[lurch63]

i believe i recall seeing a chipset identification tool somewhere on the intel site, the other way would be to crack open your box or manual and look at what the model number on the bigger of the two biggest chips in your pc. check all that here is the link to download the chipset dection utility,

http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df/Product_Filter.asp?ProductID=861

good luck, sinc. lurch

[yomama]

Thank you so much lurch!:)

[Tuffie]

Thanks Zammy :D,I just happen to use the 815 so thanks for the head's up :yes:

[yomama]

Thanks guys. I used the utility and it still couldn't ID it. I know it is Intel, but, like me, probably too old to do much with, lol.

[Lonnie]

ok...just reading this stuff...I have Intel chipset - don't know which one - want to download that zip...but WHERE do I download it to? I mean, it has to go somewhere, but where would I put it? Thanks... :scratch: :dunno:

[James]

Lons.i DL everything to my desktop,don't need to browse for it then.if i want to keep it later,i'll put it in a folder with its name on my DL drive. ;)

[whipat]

Lons

I do as James said. As i install them i move them off the desktop, that way i can keep up with what i'm doing. Sort of:)

[Lonnie]

Thanks...will do. I thought daughter had Intel, but she has AMD...so I will d/l when I get back to my house - sometime today - :slowchuc:

[Tuffie]

Zammy,I do think it helped my speed :D ,I just ran the test again.It didn't increase the upload much,but the download is faster,Thanks !!

2002-08-22 10:17:29 EST: 2469 / 114
Your download speed : 2469264 bps, or 2469 kbps.
A 301.4 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 114777 bps, or 114 kbps.
Seems like broadband .. above the 1mbit barrier!

[Lonnie]

Ok...I just d/l the utility (what chipset,etc)...then I d/l the Accelerator. Sooo, now what? What test is Tuffie talking about?
I can't find anything in their 'Help' about any test,etc...actually, the 'help' doesn't say anything at all.
I followed the directions-drivers are listed in DMgr,etc... :scratch: :confused:
Anybody want to explain this stuff to me?
WinME/cable

[Tuffie]

Hi Lon's,

It was just the speed test for cable at DSL Reports,as long as they installed ok,you should be all set.We had a post running the other day under Networking, that we were comparing speeds.Hope this helps ya :D

[Lonnie]

:scratch:

[Tuffie]

Your a riot :lol: your smileys all have voices,or maybe I'm going nuts :roflmao: :rollout:

[Lonnie]

I am glad that my smilies are talking to you...