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Updated with sold marks. Lowered price for Toshiba pool and HBA.

Direct competitors (QD OLED) will be released in the next few weeks. For example, the MSI MPG 341CQPX (900$ MSRP) is already showing up online; we just need to wait a bit longer. My recommendation is don't rush. QD OLED will be superior to W-OLED.

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Hi @Samir, I've already attached usage/life information from the SMART test for each drive (text files attached to the post and split by pools). Are you looking for anything else?

Hi folks, All drives are sold, thanks!

Sold a few weeks ago. Thanks

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I think you missed the most critical part: SSD has mounting holes on the sides AND on the bottom. Please open the 3D stacker model and take a look: it connects one SSD side and another SSD bottom. Not two sides or two bottoms. As soon as you understand that, you'll see the potential to stack as...

Wow, I didn't expect so much interest:) If anyone needs links: 1. Thingiverse link to SSD stacker. I have used these mounts on a few servers already. 2. Amazon link to 2.5->3.5 adapter.

Great question! It's a combination of 2.5->3.5 adapter and 3d printed SSD mounts. The case has two slides. Each slide can mounts two 2.5->3.5 adapter, and each adapter can hold five SSDs. Here's a photo:

Hey folks, I've upgraded to a rack-mounted EPYC server, so I'd like to sell my home lab server with the following specs: Motherboard: AsRock Rack X570D4U CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X RAM: 128 Gb kit (32GBx4 DDR4 3200 MT/s CL22 - CT2K32G4DFD832A) CPU Cooler: Scythe Fuma 2 Case: Fractal Design Node 804...

@Hazily2019, sorry for posting all this stuff in your thread. Just let me know if you want me to stop messaging here.

I built it in the Rosewill RSV-L4600U. It's a new model, not a lot of real photos on the Internet. It has 3 not-hot swap trays, each has 5 HHDs. I just printed a fully custom SSD holder for the native mount. This SSD holder can take 20 2.5" SSDs. So here are a few photos.

HDDs: I have a lot of Linux distros;) SSDs: Some docs/projects need a fast read/write speed.

CPU draws 70-75W. It's around 210W idling from the wall, but I have 18 SSDs, 10 HDDs, and 10 fans in the system.

Who said I load this processor?:) I use it inside the home server with a dozen VMs and dockers. CPU idles most of the time. However, I still think it's an awesome home-lab option, considering the great @Hazily2019 price!

Noctua says on their site that Noctua NH-U14S is capable of this CPU. U12S version can do it at the middle size workload. From my experience, you can rely on the Noctua compatibility list:) However, Noctua can NOT be rotated, so you're highly recommended to use a tower-like case with exhaust at...

I use the ARCTIC Freezer 4U-M (new revision that fit more 4u cases) inside a Rosewill RSV-L4600U 4U (a new case, it's hard to find a real photo, by some reason it's 4500 photo everywhere). I'm going to do a proper build post, but here's an intermediate photo

I can confirm the part number ( 100-000000312) and the validity of my CPU. If necessary, I can run and post the hardware monitoring output that you're interested (in ProxMox/Debian).

I would highly recommend @Hazily2019! I bought the Epyc 7763 and everything went smoothly. The CPU works as expected. Shipping was quick, and the packaging was great too!