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welp, sorry to everyone for the hassle, Ill probably be returning these aswell but try my luck reading out the bios first. I too had hoped for a "cheap" Milan system (even if it requires a lot of jank) but yeah, if it only supports Naples no point in all the hassle (custom case/benchstation...

Similarly the board also increased in price a bit. In hindsight I probably shouldve ordered 3 (1 for "intended" use, 1 to experiment on, 1 spare) but eh, 2 will do. Now just to get CPUs, Ram is already covered thanks to @nihonjin If someone gets their board before me: maybe try if it boots...

What are the chances the 180w is simply another way of saying "we support all current Epyc CPUs"? The document version is from Nov 2017, when the highest Epyc TDP was... 180w. The first chips with 200w TDP were Naples revisions such as the 7571 which was released in Nov 2018. Meanwhile basically...

Thanks for your feedback. Apart from the stuff mentioned (custom power connector, no VGA, no standard case/ mounts) did you run into any issues getting these boards to run? I saw some people got these boards without bios chips but I would wager Pio would mention if it was the case.

surprised noone has posted about this yet: Piospartslap is currently selling Dual Epyc Milan Project Olympus boards on german Ebay for 99€ to which you can apply a 12% discount code for a total of 87,12€ incl. shipping. Since they didnt come up in a search of mine yesterday Im assuming theyve...

Hey, how much do these approx weigh and what are the packaged dimensions? Would love to grab one or two but would have to ship to Germany so inthe end it might become too expensive

I too would be interested in 8-16x 32GB RDimms, please let me know once you have some in stock. On another note, roughly how old are the 4TB SAS drives? Might be interested in about 10 of them as cold storage, how much would shipping to Germany cost?