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I´m lucky that my "yolo" moves went out successful, otherwise they would have been very expensive tries haha. It would be great if a big chinese company would get on the train of selling their products with coreboot, or at least with the option on it.

I don´t know exactly but i think the coreboot images from protectli are very platform specific, so i don´t think you can throw a coreboot version from one device to a completely different one...

I own 2 devices from Yanling (bought it on Aliexpress and as far as i know they are the manufacturer from the protectli devices) where i flashed the coreboot BIOS from Protectli without a problem ;-) FW2B and the bigger FW6D. Get the devices from Yanling with the same CPU and then you have the...

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As far as i know you can use it for both. Redundancy or doubling the power.

Maybe this would work: Phanteks Innovative Computer Hardware Design

Hello, does anyone already have experience with the EPYC Mainboard - ASUS KNPA-U16? Looks like a very interesting Board for the AMD platform and the price is also very good. 400 € in central europe. Thank in advance! Greets

We will see what AMD does with Epyc Rome...

Using the 3M Novec Fluid for cooling is visually such a cool thing. Look at minute 11 for some serious nerdporn :-D

New video from him:

I thought there is no way to overclock EPYC processors. Sadly he doesn't say anything how it´s done.

I was thinking about buying those new 4 gig 2666 ecc sticks from crucial and use 8 of them. it will serve me well at the beginning and if i use the gigabyte MZ31-AR0 mainboard i can use 8 sticks more later when i need it. 32 gig isn´t that much but at those ram prices at the moment it´s to...

Look at this thread: https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/amd-epyc-build-memory-questions.17570/

My Plan is to build a similar machine for same purpose. I´m going to wait a little bit because of the meltdown fiasco. Maybe this will push the Epyc platform and more boards will be released.

You can use every Epyc CPU for single socket usage. The only difference with the "P" named CPU is, that they can ONLY be used in single socket configurations. All others vice versa. As for you the cheapest option would be the AMD Epyc 7251, 8x 2.10GHz but i would suggest the 7281.