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--- supported_th260_pc [2016/11/24 16:15] – mschultz
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 ====== PCs tested with the TimeHarp260 ======
 We have unfortunately encountered compatibility problems of the TimeHarp 260 with a few desktop PCs. The problems are mostly found with the low-end PCs of large manufacturers like DELL and are caused by a wrong implementation of the Active State Power Management (ASPM) in the BIOS of these PCs.
-for all non listed Motherboards/Computers the Cards prefer not to be connected directly to the processor. instead of this oyu should search for a PCIe Slot that is connected via the Chipset (mostly all x1 or x4 Slots) this information can be found the the motherboard manual.
+For all non-listed motherboards/computers a general rule is that TimeHarp should not  be connected directly to the processor. You should search for a PCIe slots that are connected via the chipset (mostly all PCIe x1 or PCIe x4 Slots). The motherboard manual should contain info regarding whether a particular slot is connected directly or via chipset to the processor.
 If your PC is not compatible please contact http://support.picoquant.com.
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 |MSI Z68A-GD65             |Intel Z68 | |
 |MSI Z68A-GD80             |Intel Z68 | |
+|SuperMicro X10SRA         |Intel C612 | works best in the 2 black PCIe x8 Slots|
 ^ Computer                	 ^Chipset                              ^Comment^
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 |HP 200-G1 (Model L5L54US#ABA)	         | | |
 |Lenovo ThinkServer TS140                | | |