Tyan Thunder i7501 Pro (S2721-533) driver 2.04

Publisher review:
* Fixed Power off issue if power button is held down for * more than a second * Fixed issue where Adaptec SCSI cards hang during POST * or go black screen when attempting to install an OS.Specifications:Utilizing the Intel E7501 chipset, and featuring five independent PCI buses, the Thunder i7501 Pro provides maximum performance for today's server applications. Supporting two Intel Xeon Processors with 533MHz Front Side Bus (FSB), and high-performance DDR RAM, the Thunder i7501 Pro incorporates two P64H2 hubs that support four independent PCI-X channels. The Thunder i7501 Pro also features three network ports, including dual Gigabit Ethernet ports. These features, combined with optional Adaptec Ultra320 SCSI, and integrated ATI RAGE XL VGA graphics make this platform the perfect server solution.
Operating system:
Windows 9X/ME/NT/2K/XP/2003/Vista/XP X64/2008

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