Tyan Thunder i7525 (S2676) driver 2.06

Publisher review:
* Fixed a frequency issue with Adpatec SCSI cards using the AIC07899 chipset* Fixed a no display issue when using GeForce 7950X2 PCIe cards* Correct a SMBus issue that affected the H/W Monitors access to the Tyan TSM softwareSpecifications:Flexibility and performance represent the key capabilities of the Tyan Thunder i7522 (S5362). Based on Intel's E7520 server chipset, the Thunder i7522 delivers cutting-edge features such as dual Intel Xeon support with EM64T and DUAL CORE technology, up to 16GB of DDR2-400 Registered ECC memory, multiple PCI-X slots, PCI Express™ support, and dual Gigabit Ethernet ports. Other incredible features include onboard Serial ATA with RAID, active system management functions, remote management option, and SATA-II/SAS storage expansion options through Tyan's TARO add-on cards.
Operating system:
Windows 9X/ME/NT/2K/XP/2003/Vista/XP X64/2008

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