The new Hyperion driver from VIA

has anyone used the new Hyperion Drivers from VIA: http://www.viaarena.com/ and is it usable for most VIA motherboards? (seems like a silly question, but I wanna make sure it does not ruin my KT3 Ultra MS-6380E M.B.)

Yes, I loaded on my KT4VL MB. I understand it only supports the VIA KT400 chip set. Seems stable. I am also running the version 1.7 BIOS to correct the CRC problems with the MSI KT4 series MB's.
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