A7N8X DeLuxe ver 1.04 - Will I have any benefit for new 3.13 driver?

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Will I gain performance or safety if I use the new 3.13 driver instead of
the official ASUS driver for my A7N8X DeLuxe ver 1.04?
I'm not using onboard sound or onboard SATA.
I am using onboard LAN, and onboard IDE-controllers. I'm not sure if this
new driver can do anything for me when not using sound and SATA.
 
I've recently updated to 3.13, and the main benefit is in the IDE
driver, because the benchmarks show now an increase in transfer rate.
That's all I can tell you. My board revision is same as yours.

Will I gain performance or safety if I use the new 3.13 driver instead of
the official ASUS driver for my A7N8X DeLuxe ver 1.04?
I'm not using onboard sound or onboard SATA.
I am using onboard LAN, and onboard IDE-controllers. I'm not sure if this
new driver can do anything for me when not using sound and SATA.
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My specs:

Thermaltake Xaser II 6000+ case
Antec Truepower 430 power supply
Athlon XP2400+ @ 202 FSB x 11, 1.725 Volts
Thermalright SLK-800 heatsink with Arctic Silver III thermal paste
Enermax 3.000 rpm manual speed adjustable CPU fan
Asus A7N8X Deluxe motherboard
2 x 256 MB Corsair PC3200 CAS2 synchronized with FSB, 2.7 Volts. Timings: 4-2-2-2
3D Prophet Radeon 9700 pro graphics card @ 351 core, 331 mem (662 DDR)
NEC Multisync LCD1760NX TFT monitor

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get an AMD 2500+ Barton (333 FSB ... and up...snicker) ... they are the
current "value" overclockers.
BUT...
Beware, if you are planning on overclocking, shop for a chip produced prior
to week 39 of '03. More recent chips are reported as "locked".

good luck.
 
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