[865PE/G Neo2 Series] Can use Intel IAA v5.0.0.0132 on 865PE Neo2-PFISR board?

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Any help is appreciated.  Thanks.

Thanks Vango44.   
My M/B have updated to version 3.A (latest as per webiste).  I will try to use the new Intel IAA driver v5.x.x when I re-installing my system.  I am a "sucker" for updating drivers, etc.  I just want to know whether there will be any incompatibility ie. have any one try later versions than MSI's official drivers.  Will post after my re-installation.  Wish me luck.....

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