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The state wants its piece of the pie, then before you put it in your face it will help itself to another bite.

I think typical eBay selling fees in computer equipment categories are around 8-12%. Then they add sales tax. Although for costs over $2500 selling fees drop to 3%.

Does ASUS really lock EPYCs?? That would be a huge problem because there is very little second-hand ASUS hardware. Those EPYCs would then be virtually worthless..

I assume only the QS can overclock? What boards does the overclock work on? Any dual socket boards?

Hi all, some well deserved positive feedback here for Hazily2019! I ordered about 2k worth of RAM/GPUs from him (Zelle transfer) and it all came very well packed, and there was great communication all throughout. More recently, I purchased his Synology NAS and, although it is still on the way, I...

I've used 4DRx4 64GB modules in the T7910 with no issues. I'm not certain but I doubt you would have issues with registered modules.

The 1 and 3 year warranty was described by them to me in an eBay message as "For the first year, it is cover by Allstate partner with eBay. We will provide the warranty for the subsequent 2nd and 3rd year."

Damn, that's an expensive drive.

The dell 'Ultra Speed' Quad M.2 enclosures absolutely work in the T7910. Just be sure to populated them in ascending order, or some drives will not be visible.

Could you just install the Dell Quad M.2 'ultra speed' card, or do you need to use a BOSS card on these?

The price of 128gb sticks has always been absurd.

At that price per GB I would rather use a cascade lake system with 256GB/512GB NVDIMMs. Am I missing something?

Looking to purchase a number of 64GB 2400 MHz memory modules. Looking for $45/dimm. Interested in small or large quantities. Hynix/Samsung/Micron/Kingston Note: 4DRx4 is OK.

You might get lucky with this seller: Intel Xeon Platinum 8280M SRF9Q 28C 2.7GHz 205W LGA3647 Similar Platinum 8280 | eBay His bad feedback seems to be due to meh customer service, but good price if you get what you expect (let me know if it works out).

So, I recently came into possession of a Dell PowerProtect DD9400. The main issue with the unit is that, I am told, it cannot be licensed with Dell, rendered ineligible for an unknown reason, but probably because it was an DEMO or RMA unit. It is an otherwise impressive machine with essentially...