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Okay, so I was installing Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit on my 2011 15" Macbook Pro. The install went fine, and I only have a minor curiousity. During the driver software install from my OS X disk, it said that it was installing the "Crystal Beach" drivers. Do any of you know what these are for? Thanks in advance.

Looked it up right now ...
seems to be the driver for the “Crystal Beach” (DMA) chip from Intel.
Did not double check though.

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