Oh look another business using "Market conditions" to raise prices on already produced stocked products just because there is news of a shortage in the future.
Yeah I've never seen this from anyone else outside of FPGA NICs. It requires considerations on the FIFO and and MACs that may not have been done at tape out so you generally will only see 4x 10gbps or 40gbps ports. Same deal exists on 100gbps / 25gbps NICs. Usually they are either ganged or not...
Mostly for hardware emulation of RISC-V SoCs for application acceleration on 100gbps network cards using the corundum project. Using RDMA PeerDirect to communicated between the FPGAs and other end point such as NVMe or GPUs without using the host processor. It'd be nice to have some local...
https://www.crucial.com/memory/server-ddr4/mta18asf4g72az-3g2r
A the bottom of the page there is a discount of 10% on the first order if you join their mailing list.
Looks like a good deal for NAS / Workstation system that use desktop CPUs.
Just over $2/gb delivered.
https://www.ioi.com.cn/products/product_detail.php?pid=P0010&tid=&no=20191118001
So you could do something like this to have it mounted internally instead of hotswap... sadly this won't work for my 1U but could work for my T5820.
Sadly too much power to fit in a M.2, the U.2 drives hold around $160, I managed to low ball a U.2 for $95 and I've never seen that deal again lol. I'd really like to get 3 of them to have 2 in each of my test nodes for NVME-over-Fabric and RDMA testing. Instead I have the most random collection...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/275957524255
Looks like the market is falling out from under the 900p I had bought 3 recently at $75 each and I thought that was a good deal…
It’s a real shame that there are so many of the AIC 280gb version but no excess supply of the u.2 version.
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