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So mines were in a HighPoint SSD6540 enclosure that would have generated an alert if the temperature broke 65 C and it never did. In fact the current replacement array in it is only 30 C (granted they are different manufacturer).

I’m more annoyed that they failed the way they did more than anything as luckily all I had on it at that point was just my steam library and other things that were very easy to reproduce so absolutely no data loss. I was prepared for it given that it was a RAID0 but even then I expected 1 maybe...

I used DriveSavers: Data Recovery Experts & Service Company a handful of times many years ago with good results.

I am 99 percent I will have this file still. I will double check towards the end of the week. Do you have the same board above?

No to overheating or lighting strike with 100% certainty.

I had a RAID0 of 4 of them and 3 of them failed at the same time which was odd. The 4th is still working perfectly though. Weird thing is that I was able to upgrade the firmware on some of the failed ones but it did not help.

For anyone still looking for the firmware I can confirm that the following link works: Firmware Micron 9200 CD/USB 101008T0

Any chance someone still has and can reshare the firmware files above?

Have any of you been able to find the bracket/IO shield for the LOM/Mezz cards?

I can do that, just pay shipping. Let's switch to a PM. For context the RAM is ECC UDIMM so not sure if that will work for your project.

PMing on NIC and Highpoint

Haha I am not sure yet either but I have a spare power supply and a few sticks of memory and getting the KVM cable from eBay.

It was I that PMed BlueFox and ended up sending over a label. Was a little undecisive at first given the shipping but ended up going through with it.

PM sent for the NICs.

I am looking for an M.2 NVMe up to PCIe x8 adapter that would fit in a 1U chassis vertically. Something along the lines of...

Interested as well if abq does not go through with it.

For questions 2-4 it's a yes. For question 5, SAS2 is the answer but only SATA II as well and not SATA III. Just out of curiosity what are you planning to do regarding cooling as that is not a particularly quiet model.

PM'ed

PM incoming.

Didn't read the whole thread thoroughly so sorry if someone else mentioned it, but have you considered virtualizing the firewall and using the hypervisor's power saving features? I have my Sophos virtualized with no issues. Also have you tried to reapply the thermal compound/TIM?