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hmm but the frequencies are off? https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/4207vs4206vs4535/AMD-EPYC-7763-vs-AMD-EPYC-7713-vs-AMD-EPYC-7B13

arista or mellanox should be nice (check if later has os) dell with OS10 is also quite ok, but kinda hard to know you get perpetual, and support reinstatements can be iffy

they work well, we run a lot of them, cx4, cx5 , only have 100g cx6 so no idea there

I like mine! not been picky about SFP28 and optics, but some of the CCR sometimes doesnt like SMF CWDM4 on older FW you can also configure mlag with hypervisors & mikrotik &between

winder of this fits Dell 1FHKC PowerEdge R7525 2U High Performance Heatsink | eBay

its a price fixing/wanted thing. heck we were even told up front :|

interested in this as well, mine run the fans a lot more than they should wasteing power there

really? wearing on the sm863 is quite impresssive, we run them on some DC stuff still, still going strong! pm883 sm883 or new 897 is an option

SFF-8643 used for nvme has a different ohm rating, than regular sas and should not be mixed, often identified by white plugs on SFF-8643 nvme versions. mcio is so superior to everything, but hard to get to answer some stuff b) yes, it fits, some backplanes has both sas, sata AND nvme, and it...

NVME u.2 we bought i now 3x for same... but SAS SSD and u.2 are now closer, we have almost only bought u.2 now, previously I bought a LOT of sas SSD, like petabytes at a time.

supermicro microcloud am5

have only used theese on windows, and vmware, but work fine there (and dell optics) with oem intel cards in windows at least the fw update is quite fast& easy with DACs, and sometimes even optics I have to set speed/duplex manually.

supermicro 826, and 829 comes with N4 backplanes, can be had for 2-300 and can fit H12 motherboard or H11 or similar, so ends up decent cheap, <1k with h11, and about just over 1k with h12 (motherboard, chassis, cpu, ram) stay away from the models requireing risers, they are hard to get...

2 x FAST gen4 nvme can use as much as 50% of a 7402 cpu.. with 25g nics! quite interesting really, it loves cpu. we are doing 7313 cpus with 4x nvme per HCI host now.. due to licensing.. so yeah :|

budget? usage? dataneeds? usecase? 2U servers with 4x nvme u.2 can be had quite cheap

very well. we run a bunch at work. it also uses drasticly less power than cx5/6 I need to buy some, so ehh dont buy them all before I get a chance to grab a few

looks legit, normal stamping from china.

0 left :o that was fast

it was for getting wattage readout with the stuff I had, to get an idea what could be done, and how it was on power usage vs other 24 ports I will only use about 10 ports on it I think... but I might also be able to replace the oob/1G switch in one of my racks with it, since it has enough 10g...

random, never read this thread much, but hey thanks @fohdeesha for the resources, also pinout help for usb hax cable power draw on 7250-48P 67w idle 70w idle with 2 optics (10g) now disable 44 ports your down to 58w idle 61w idle with 2 optics almost 24 port numbers for power usage!