Recent content by beaker7

Has anyone seen optics that support 100GbE over 1 lane? The best I can find is 2x50 https://www.fs.com/products/201877.html

I have the following, lightly used, about to go on Ebay. Surplus 1x Micron 9400 32TB 1x Micron 9400 15TB 1x Micron 9300 15TB

I've been keeping an eye on this one and it seems to be finally hitting the street. QSW-M7308R-4X https://www.qnap.com/en-us/product/qsw-m7308r-4x

Same here, its been broken for weeks.

This has finally started showing up in online ordering systems. Posting here because the article comments no longer work.

Down to 22 units on PM883. Thanks @ninja6o4

ALL ITEMS SOLD. 1x Intel P4610 3.2 TB U.2 NVME 11513 hours. 9632 GB written. CrystalDisk shows 100% CrystalDiskInfo screenshots of your ordered units can be provided on request. free ship to lower 48 states. $200/ea Venmo or $220 PayPal G&S 1x Intel P4610 1.6 TB U.2 NVME 11513 hours. 8803...

That was the case on the 1st gen EPYC and TR chips until bios updates sorted it out.

I am currently using various pre-built NAS from QNAP and Synology in my home studio. I need a capacity upgrade and have access to various spare parts that I could turn into a server. Plenty of build experience so that is not a concern. This will be for high speed networking serving video...

7702p for $3500!

Ahh ok. I have dozens of those lying around from Threadripper installs.

Hello, I was looking at a part i found on CDW shown as part num: P16660-B21 It appears to be a 7702p upgrade kit for DL325 Proliant. Safe to assume this is just an off-the-shelf 7702p and maybe a heatsink? Can work in a Gigabyte server?

To update, I now have the Asus Thunderbolt EX3 card working on Supermicro X11DPG-QT with the latest bios. X11DPG-QT | Motherboards | Products - Super Micro Computer, Inc.

I see that board has the port built-in. No AOC support yet in the x11 boards and its getting kind of annoying. I am going to pester them some more.

Last time i spoke with SM support they were working on cerifying the Asus EX 3 card to be used on their x11 series boards.