nilsga

I have built a CAPS-system now, but I'm experiencing problems installing the SoTM tx-USBexp drivers. When installing, the installation software complains that no supported hardware is detected. Has anyone experienced this issue?

Also, in the section about the SSD, there's an image of the S.O.t.M SATA filter, but there's nothing about it in the text. Is it a part of the configuration or not?

I take it that your response means that which motherboard to use doesn't really matter, as long as it fits the case and PSU?

I was not thinking from a performance perspective, but rather if the suggested motherboard was chosen because of some special audio/noise qualities. I would be surprised if it did though, but I was just wondering.

Thanks! How about replacing the motherboard with a Haswell-compatible bord, like say DH87RL or DB85RL (or any other Haswell-motherboard for that sake)? Does the suggested Intel motherboard (DH77EB) have some features that makes it especially well suited for this kind of usage, or does it not matter what motherboard one use?

Does it matter whether it's a PicoPSU or Streacom's own PicoPSU (150W)? And what is the purpose of the Sotm-tx-usbexp card? Is it required, or is it "optional"? Does one require the external battery PSU to have use of it?