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@RolloZ170 was that like a confirm that I'd found the right memory?

YES! ;) I haven't pulled the trigger yet... The last hurdle was the memory. The above will work but was thinking about the specifications on the v2. Was tricked by the memory which comes with the Pentium version, it has slower mem. The quickspec on "HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus v2"...

Lots of thank guys for the assistance. It show that the correct memory was a lower price. 2 KINGSTON 32GB 2666MHz DDR4 ECC CL19 DIMM 2Rx8 Hynix C (KSM26ED8/32HC) 3 331,68 1 665,84

Good catch, my bad. https://www.kingstonmemoryshop.co.uk/kingston-ksm26ed8-32hc-32gb-ddr4-2666mt-s-ecc-unbuffered-ram-memory-dimm https://www.kingstonmemoryshop.co.uk/kingston-ksm26ed8-32mf-32gb-ddr4-2666mt-s-ecc-unbuffered-ram-memory-dimm This should be right, just different chips. Any to...

180W should be enough with a margin. I read here that someone stress tested with the E-2378 and reached 140W. The model I'm starting out from: P54644-421, "HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10+ Tower Intel Pentium G6405 2-Core 4.1GHz 1x16GB-U 4xLFF Non-Hot Plug S100i 180W Server"...

Thank you very much! So, the E-2378 looks like it's the way to go. Also popping in this memory: 2x KTH-PL426/32G, should work? KTH-PL426/32G: Kingston HP KTH-PL426/32G 32GB DDR4 2666MT/s ECC Registered Memory RAM DIMM | KINGSTONMEMORYSHOP UK Going for mirrored SATA SSD for data and M.2 boot...

Don't want hijack this thread, but the subject fit my question. So trying here. Possible to have an Microserver gen10 plus v2 accommodate a Xeon E-2378. What I've read and understood it looks like it, or? If not anyone know a good wattage performance alternative. Need some "punch" in a...

Hi! Searched this thread if anyone has tried a 4xNVMe in an HP Microserver gen10 plus, no hit. Anyone? And if so, which card? This looks promising though: Linkreal PCIe 3.0 X16 to Quad M.2 NVMe SSD Swtich Adapter Card for Servers-LRNV9547L-4I