I have a Supermicro 826 chassis with a BPN-SAS3-826EL1 backplane. Linux/ZFS were complaining that the disks weren't available after I got home from a weekend away. All 8 disks in the array were no longer seen with lsblk. None of the lights for the drive bays were glowing (8 populated, 4 empty)...
Wow, I haven’t thought of the Hard OverClocking forums in forever.
This is a sweet server setup. I have a similar 2 node in 2U setup and think it is fantastic. I’d pick this up if I didn’t already have my current setup.
Thanks for the review. The ~3 watts for power off/BMC-only is low … or at least less than I thought X10 generation motherboards do (10-15 watts). Am I misremembering or has IPMI become more energy efficient?
I have that model connected to a CalDigit hub connected to an M1 MBP. It’s reliable and I can push 9+ gbps through it when benchmarking — not that I can actually sustain real transfers to/from disk at that rate.
I don’t mind creating an account as long as it isn’t “create an account so we can verify you have an active service/support plan with us for that piece of hardware”.
If the image quality is comparable to the Z32 I will be happy for getting something in the same league for a third of the price.
For anything truly color critical, whatever monitor you get should be calibrated with a hardware calibrator to generate a profile for the specific display. And then...
Just like a HP Z32? Ok, I’m sold. That’s the monitor I have. So I just ordered one of these for the girlfriend.
I wish I could justify a second 32” for myself.
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