Recent content by RyanJW

Thanks for your feedback GladLock96. Mine is also brand new. I've adjusted to include the shipping now for free.

Hi all, I've got a new X10SDV-TLN4F for sale (accidentally got one too many on a non-cancellable order). If you are looking at getting in on the Xeon-D action, I've got 4 of these boards working sweetly as anything stocked with RAM and Nvidia 1080 GTX cards. This is a brand new unit in original...

Hi Katit, Should work fine as a storage device. These are not bootable however with the drivers installed under windows it will just show up as another (fast!) SSD. Ping me via DM if you want more info!

Bump - Anyone else interested in these cards?

SOLD.

SOLD.

Sold!

Excellent work teknix! Just a small update on the quantities left - I've got 3x 1TB left and 2x 480GB left should anyone else want to purchase them!

My SMC sources indicate that it was originally for a HPC storage company as the motherboard for their storage controller/head node. Lots and lots of I/O!

Hi Guys, I've got something special here. It is the 11x slot PCI-E Supermicro X9DRX+-F motherboard. I was planning on using this to test a lot of cards at one time but never got round to building it out as I had multiple 7x slot machines running at one time. It is brand new and never been...

Hi Technick, Yes it is the SAS2 backplane.

Hi, I've got a Supermicro 847A-R1400UB 36x Bay Chassis for sale. Pretty clean chassis with the 1400W dual redundant power supply. It is the A backplane version which has 9x 8087 SFF (6x front 3x back) connectors to attach your HBA's to talk to all the drives. I'm in Palo Alto so collection is...

Thanks for the feedback MountainDew! I was only comparing against other X8DTH-6F boards on ebay so its a good point about looking at other Dell/HP systems for similar specs. I've adjusted the price to $350 to reflect it. If anyone has a resonable offer, I would be happy to listen!

Hi there, I'm selling a fully loaded Supermicro X8DTH-6F with 96GB of RAM and 2x Intel Xeon E5620 CPU's with active heatsinks. It is the -6F version which has the onboard SAS controller which would save on purchasing a LSI card to attach a number of HDD's for a FreeNAS/Napp-it ZFS storage...

*Update* Now have 4x 1TB left and 4x 480GB left.