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DonJ
03-03-2005, 11:24 AM
Opti does not produce video or sound cards, they produce the chips that other manufacturers use in their products. OPTi the drivers as a convenience and the best option would be to get the driver from the actual manufacturer of the card. As of 1997, OPTi has sold it's audio division to ECTIVA, a division of Creative Labs.

Having said that, WinDrivers has the following Opti drivers archived on their website here: (http://premium.windrivers.com/identity/sound/company/opti.htm)

Sound
488
82C 924
82C 925
82C 928
82C 929
82C 930
82C 931
82C 933

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Video
82C 168/178/264

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NOTE: None of the drivers listed are for WindowsME or Win2000 or WinXP. The primary OS's supported are DOS, Win3.1, Win9X and WinNT.

http://premium.windrivers.com/identity/sound/images/opti.jpgTo identify the OPTi chipset, read the numbers after the letters 82C, in the example to the left, you would need to download the drivers for the '929' Audio chipset.
acika
08-22-2005, 03:24 AM
hallo there,
i need for a friend of mine one driver for win98 for sond card. the name of it is:
OPtiAudio 16

please can you help me and tell me where i can get it for free?
it is very very important for me.
if you can, please write to me at: acikaweb@yahoo.de
and also, if any one knows it and can help.... please do it. i thank you all in advance.
alex
daham
10-31-2005, 04:39 AM
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rtosun
02-15-2007, 02:20 PM
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mayda
03-30-2007, 03:27 PM
Necesito driver de tarjeta de audio OPTI Audio 16 82c931 para windows xp o windows 98

Opti does not produce video or sound cards, they produce the chips that other manufacturers use in their products. OPTi the drivers as a convenience and the best option would be to get the driver from the actual manufacturer of the card. As of 1997, OPTi has sold it's audio division to ECTIVA, a division of Creative Labs.

Having said that, WinDrivers has the following Opti drivers archived on their website here: (http://premium.windrivers.com/identity/sound/company/opti.htm)

Sound
488
82C 924
82C 925
82C 928
82C 929
82C 930
82C 931
82C 933

-----------------------------------------------------------------

Video
82C 168/178/264

-----------------------------------------------------------------

If you are not already a Premium Member, you will be given the opportunity to sign up for a day or for a whole year.

NOTE: None of the drivers listed are for WindowsME or Win2000 or WinXP. The primary OS's supported are DOS, Win3.1, Win9X and WinNT.

http://premium.windrivers.com/identity/sound/images/opti.jpgTo identify the OPTi chipset, read the numbers after the letters 82C, in the example to the left, you would need to download the drivers for the '929' Audio chipset.
DonJ
12-24-2007, 03:27 PM
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