Recent content by GhettoSuperstar

Yes you can overclock in the bios, but ECC memory being overclocked tends to be harder on the chip that checks errors. Non-ecc memory will let errors pass through until the system just crashes. But ECC memory is not forgiving. And for reference, I have the MZ32-AR0 Ver.1 flashed to do Epyc Milan...

Without any knowledge, just plug it up, plug in the transceivers to switch and computer/device, connect fiber cable. Connect it to a existing switch using an ethernet transceiver if you have it. It's really that simple. If you get a connection, then you can spend time playing with the switch...

Just letting everyone know, the code works on (limited) other drives they sell. 10tb for $67.

My question for everyone, do I need this? I have a desktop and a workstation. Both are powerful but the workstation is really overkill. I want to use the workstation for AI training and such. I tried to use a Bluefield ConnectX-5 100G cards but the desktop used the card without issue. The...

Why were you going to sell it? For me, my only issue i have is that I can't run 3.7 all cores (Due to power limits, max tdp for the 7713 is 240w, my current cooling is extreme overkill). It will run 3.7 all cores if I turn off half the processor. And one last kicker, just picked up 2 intel P4500...

Everyone is going to get a kick out of this. I have MZ32-AR0 Rev.1 with Epyc 7713. I am able to run 4 sticks of Samsung 64gb RDIMM (with a speed rating of 3200) and 4 sticks of Samsung 64gb LRDIMM (rated at 2400) together. Everything runs at the lowest speed of 2400 without any issues. I saw it...

This is why I be checking this site almost every couple of hours, may have to do every hour now. RFLOL

Sure can. Will do benchmarks tonight.

With that said, I have a Epyc 7713 with the MZ32-AR0 Rev. 1 with latest bios. How are you cooling it? Also, can you run cinebench multi-core test and see what you max boost freq is in HWinfo for all cores enabled. Just looking for comparison. Just a note, you can see my build here...

I cancelled because there was no return policy. They cancelled the order promptly as well.

I got 3 10tb WD HC510 SAS drives for a total of 164.86 with tax. That's almost $5.4 per TB. way better than 24tb at 500$ 164.86

When you put in an offer, if the seller has an auto-accept amount tag to it and you meet that stipulation, you offer gets automatically accepted. You just have to put in the right amount. I tried $90 at first and was immediately denied. I remember someone earlier in the thread said auto-accepted...

I have the 7250-24P, i really don't need a second one but couldn't resist. Will be moving later this year and it's my mission to have solar (SDGE Southern Cali rate is $0.48 per kilawatt hour). It auto-accepted at 95.50 for me and was 120 with tax.

Because I saw the STH effect happening, I just bought 3 at 8$. Still worth it in my opinion.

I offered 5 for 5. Hope it's accepted. I got four ports open out of eight on my Brocade switch. No idea what I would use them for. Oh well. :p