Before the pandemic I picked up a R720 for $250. Right now the price of new or second hand Ruckus AP's is so high that I was forced to go for a couple of Ubiquiti Wifi6 APs (at $149/$179 ea) for my new house. Once the supply chain madness is over - I am sure refurb and used Ruckus APs will come...
There's been several discussions on the forums regarding the performance of NBase-T adapters. I believe reviews for these really need to add:
- bi-directional bandwidth tests
- tests with various switches to see whether they achieve the 2.5GbE/5GbE bandwidth promised
I got the H12SSL-NT from NewEgg - it was an open box on offer for $400.
Since everyone was raving about SuperMicro H12 and X12, decided to go for it. I have to say the BIOS is slower than the Tyan and the SuperMicro UI looks like it's 1997 :rolleyes:
I prefer the simpler Tyan UI - not to...
With the SFT-OOB-LIC:
Virtual Media Server (ISO) mounting is only SMBv1 - useless on modern networks
The Virtual Media mounting feature on HTML5 iKVM is not available unless you pay for the more expensive SFT-DCMS-Single license
The Virtual Media mounting for the Java iKVM does NOT work...
After purchasing the H12SSL-NT and looking at how much I would pay for virtual media access + redfish api access - I would have to say that Tyan sucks less than SuperMicro. My next EPYC motherboard is definitely going to be a Tyan
25W ! :eek: I get 18W and I thought that was crazy. Well in CA we pay an effective rate of $0.32/kWh so it's good to try to reduce electricity consumption wherever possible
I am using FAN2. All the other fans are connected to the P10's built in FAN controller. Which fan connector are you using ?
I don't think that link works for the newer H12xxx licensing. This is what the new UI looks like
and there's no way to put a license key - it needs a license file instead. Tried generating a license key and uploading it as text but UI complains about 'invalid format'
Wake On Lan was off for...
I recently got a H12SSL-NT with the dual 10GbE LAN provided by Broadcom BCM57416. What I've noticed is that even when the motherboard power is OFF, the LAN heatsink is a toasty 65C ~ 68C. The motherboard is now in an Antec P10 Flux case and with a couple of fans, the temps go down to 54C but...
https://www.servethehome.com/amd-epyc-7302p-review-a-category-killer/ - 200W for the full server, subtract 10W for RAM, 20W for the LAN and another 30W for fans, IPMI and storage - 140W for the processor sounds about right. You can also play with Power Determinism and cTDP/ Package Power Limit...
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