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Ffrogtech posted the thread x4 SuperMicro 216 2U 24 bay barebones chassis in SE Houston for $100/ea local pickup in For Sale/ For Trade/ Want to Buy.timestamps Post will be lighter on details compared to my usual offerings, mainly cause there isn't that much to talk about. I have x4...
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FThey do increase bandwidth, assuming you're using SAS SSDs. As for which ports are for what, there's not really such a concept. SAS...
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Ffrogtech replied to the thread SuperMicro dual expander backplanes..Correct, as bluefox said there are sas2 and 3 expander backplanes where the actual expander is a daughter board. Any idea if dual...
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Ffrogtech replied to the thread SuperMicro dual expander backplanes..I'm more interested in removing the secondary expander so it doesn't consume idle power and increase the overall thermal footprint...
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FWill SuperMicro dual expander backplanes still function normally if you remove one of the expanders and just run in single expander mode?
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Ffrogtech posted the thread [FS][USA-HOU-TX] Nutanix NX-3060-G7 2U 4-Node LGA3647 Platform /w 4-Nodes, x8 Xeon Silver 4114, x8 Micron 5100 Pro 240GB Boot Drives, Trays, Rails in For Sale/ For Trade/ Want to Buy.timestamps For sale: Nutanix 2U 4-Node LGA3647 Xeon Scalable 2nd Gen Platform, NX-3060-G7 This entire platform includes the following...
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Ffrogtech replied to the thread Dell R640 Fan High speed issue with front-loaded 2.5 U.2 Enclosure/NVME Drives.Those pins seem to be for sideband yes. My understanding is you're blocking the out of band enclosure management (iDRAC/BMC) from even...
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It's a long shot, but you can try using some Kapton tape or similar to cover the sideband pins on the drive. I have a supermicro system... -
Ffrogtech replied to the thread Dell R640 Fan High speed issue with front-loaded 2.5 U.2 Enclosure/NVME Drives.Dell gutted manual fan control on 14G (Rx40+) servers and beyond I'm pretty sure. Not sure if you can still disable the "3rd party pci...