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ittroll Wrote:I think I have just hit the very same issue with a TBS 6285 in an Asus H170M-E D3.

Following several emails to ASUS support they added the feature to the H170 BIOS to allow you to specify Gen1 PCI-E speed. So ASUS have to come to the rescue to fix a problem in another manufacturer's product.

I did eventually make contact with TBS support and exchanged several emails with them. In the end they said they would send me the TBS 6205 which does not suffer from this inherent fault. However nothing ever arrived. In the meantime following several emails to ASUS support they added the feature to...

I did eventually make contact with TBS support and exchanged several emails with them. In the end they said they would send me the TBS 6205 which does not suffer from this inherent fault. However nothing ever arrived. In the meantime following several emails to ASUS support they added the feature to...

No response after a week. Emailed again.

I believe I am experiencing the same issue on an Asus H170 motherboard with the TBS 6285. http://www.tbsdtv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=152&t=9586 The 6285 also uses the same NXP SAA7160 PCIe bridge chip as the 6928 and other TBS cards. I think this component has an inherent compatibility fault wh...

I have not had any contact from TBS Support since emailing them last weekend. It does look like the PCIe bridge chip (NXP SAA7160) used on some TBS cards is giving problems on newer motherboards which have the H170 and Z170 chipsets. I have been in contact with Asus but they are firmly laying the bl...

I think I have just hit the very same issue with a TBS 6285 in an Asus H170M-E D3.

I have discovered that my TBS 6285 is not recognised or detected in my new motherboard which is an Asus H170M-E D3. It does however work fine on an older motherboard. Searching these forums I have seen multiple reports of similar issues and that this is likely due to a PCIe compatibility problem wit...