Version 5.13A of the Hyperion Pro drivers includes the following components:
INF V2.90A
AGP V4.60A
V-RAID V5.60A and RAID Tools v5.40
VIA IDE Falcon Storage Device driver v2.10A

VIA Hyperion Pro drivers are suitable for ANY VIA chipset - but they are particularly recommended for KT4## series, P4X4## series and newer, for example:
· K7 chipsets: KT400, KT400A, KT600, KT880, KM400, KN400
· K8 chipsets: K8T800, K8T800Pro, K8M800, K8M890, K8N800, K8N890, K8T890, K8T890Pro, K8T900
· P4 chipsets: P4X400, P4X400A, PT800, PT880, PM800, PN800, PM880, PN880, PT880Pro, PT894, P4M800/Pro/CE, P4M900, PT890
· C Series Chipsets: CN700, CN400, CLE266, CX700,CX700M, CN800, CN896
· V Series Chipsets: VN800, VX700, VN896

To install the driver, save any unsaved work and close all applications then click on the driver download link (above). Choose the "Save File" option and save it to your folder under Windows where you file your drivers. Unzip the file. (To unzip the file right click and highlight "Extract All") Then double click on the Setup.exe file to run the installation program. Follow the prompts and restart at the end of the installation.


Hyperion drivers provide a convenient one step installation for VIA hardware after a Microsoft operating system is installed.

VIA Hyperion drivers are suitable for any VIA chipset and all Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, however, if you follow the recommendations below, you will chose the drivers that can best be recommended for your system. To follow the recommendations, you need to know what chipset you have in your system.

If you are looking for VIA 4in1 drivers, these are the drivers you are looking for. The "Hyperion" name was added to the 4in1 driver set name in December 2002.

It is not necessary to update VIA chipset or platform drivers if your system is stable.

It is recommended that you use the latest version of the VIA Hyperion Pro drivers. It is recommended that you back up all essential data on your system before installing any major driver, software or utility from any software or hardware vendor. If you use WinXP, make a restore point just before you install any type of software, as a matter of normal procedure. This advice applies to installing any new hardware to a system as well. This is not a warning. This is recommended advice to any PC user.