I need to find a schematic for a Asus A8N-SLI Premium Motherboard! I've looked all over but can't seem to find a website.

Hope this what you are looking for, I found it on the Asus Website, is on PDF format. HERE

Go to this website: http://www.driverstock.com/ASUS-A8N-SLI-Premium-driver-download/6-9-10198/index.html

Near the bottom half of the site you should see a list of drivers, these are the drivers that the CD would have contained. I've included a few pictures, the drivers circled in red are the ones you need to download for Windows XP, if you are using Windows 7 then just reply to this solution saying so and I will get back to you about it.



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make sure card is fully seated in slot. try removing and reinstalling card

Externally no. Internally yes - lists a COM connector

http://support.asus.com/download/download_item.aspx?model=A8N-SLI%20Premium
download from here.

WWW.MOTHERBOARDS.ORG

[email protected]

WWW.ASUS.COM/INSTALLATION

WWW.ASUS.COM/SETUP

WWW.TWINIGHT.ORG/CHIPDIR/

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first of all you need to connected the power supply connector, processor connector, hdd connector, cd rom connector.
check it

I went through your bios manual three times & did not come across a setting that gives you the option as you listed above.
What I did come across & triple checked your Manual Pg. 2-28 section 14. Asus EZ selector card connector (144-pin SLI_CON.
When using two PCIE SLI cards make sure the card is seated correctly & set for Dual Video Cards. (extreamly important).
Pg. 4-34, section 4.4.9 SLI mode Recommend kepping to Auto. Than the Bios detects the setting of theSLI selector card.
Refering to the sentance above the manual recommends all settings be set to Auto. Your Bios will do the rest. If for unknown reason you no longer have your manual you can download it from Asus. You'll need to fill in the 3 windows under, Please Select the Product.
Motherboard
Socket939
A8N-SLI Premium
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Yes it will work, though a nvidea card may yeild better performance overall in your system.

If you do turn off USB 2.0, you may have two options, "Full Speed" and "HiSpeed". Make sure you use "Full Speed", as it's faster than "HiSpeed". But the real answer is that you need to install the USB driver for your motherboard. If it came with a CD, insert the CD and read the instructions on installing drivers from it; otherwise, check Asus's website under the Support/Downloads section.