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kinda late but i will still answer for historical reasons. 1. yes, you can disable e-cores 2. yes, m2 cooler is a part of standard configuration 3. yes, with p3 ultra it second x4 slot seem to be 4.0 instead of 3.0 though 4. 185mm is absolute maximum from pcie bracket and till front mesh/metal...

there is no separate thread about p3 ultra so i will ask here. kinda evolution of 'tiny' platform to me. https://psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/ThinkStation/ThinkStation_P3_Ultra/ThinkStation_P3_Ultra_Spec.pdf i have this platform and it says >Slot 2: PCIe® 3.0 x8 (x4 lanes), low profile...

any idea if p3 ultra and p360 ultra have bifurcation support for 'upper' pcie 3.0 x8 slot? not sure where else to ask :)

maybe they will work with 12v?

> This seems to be the best price I'm able to find in EU for refurb machines. most likely no one 'refurbishes' them. try looking for used one. > I can get a lower-specced machine (256GB SSD, 8GB RAM) for 329 euros and then a 64GB kit, wonder if it's worth though considering it comes with the...

5 to 600 euros? for 5 euros for sure. 200 bucks naked machine too. i wouldn't pay 500 euros for i7 8700 + 32gb ram. i9 9900t es costs 130$~ from china or other sellers and is much better choice 512gb ssd is cheap and it is an old used ssd. you can pick 4tb for 160-200$~ depending on sale. 32gb...

up to i9 9900 is supported. 65w psu works fine with 9900t variant and no need use different heatsink

can i power lenovo tiny5 by 24v power supply? i am pretty sure that 65w stock psu is more than enough since i did run it at 65w before switching to 135w. i did need atleast some option that has a correct prongs so it has a ground connection (to connect to PDU) and nothing but 135w was available...

that x710 should fit (with front metal piece removed). check previous posts. people did fit x710 in m720q and other variants of tiny5 machines. i can recommend getting 10gtek transceivers in general. good support, good products, been using their products for years. in case of 5gbit - you have to...

> This is a very good suggestion. I was just stuck on trying to get my x710-t2l to fit into something since it was expensive, but it may be easier to flip it and go your route. regular x710-t2l should fit with front metal support removed on m720q/m920q/m920x/p330tiny (just a screw). which...

do you need copper or fiber? with 10gb your best option is something like x520-da2 (best ever made 10g cards). there is 4 port version that literally has double everything onboard but that is just hotrod in that tiny lenovo 1L machines. so let's say you take something like x520-da2 in...

how much space do we have for m2 heatsink to be mounted on m2 drives like hynix pc801 on back of m920q/m920x/p330tiny ? '0.5mm' heatsink + '0.5mm' thermal pad maybe? trying to make everything run even tiny bit cooler since 10gbe adapters heat up uncontrollably. does not cause issues running 24/7...

F10 Lenovo Linux Diagnostics look different. They had different tool before. Just use F10 during boot and test all the hardware.

yes, there is a button combination to access it during boot. alternatively lenovo offers it to be used from bootable media

hi, i have been using three p330tiny and one m920q with Supermicro AOC-STGN-I2S of various revisions and have spare m920q. looking for an idea about expanding my network using spare m920q. my Supermicro AOC-STGN-I2S (x520-da2) does not have enough ports for my use case so maybe there is...

It is literally written on fan sticker. You can try moving fan on its axle up and down and then run it on maximum power for a while. Might help

there is quiet mode for fan in bios settings. is it still noisy? which new fan did you try? there is like atleast 2 or 3 different variants of fans available. maybe 'new fan' is old and used fan that have same problem?

imho it is very good price. i would get one if i had an option. we have people selling barebone p360 ultra at 1.2k$~ so there is that.

sorry for such late reply. esxi 8 works out of box on m720q, m920q and multiple p330tiny machines that i own. i recently upgraded everything to latest esxi8 build without any issues. 2230 drive boot in wifi slot works for esxi install too. i described procedure earlier in this thread. vpro...

zfs won't care what to mirror. both drives are visible to OS as a regular nvme drives so yes, you could. maybe it will make more sense to use m2 2230 + sata ssd in a mirror (if that is the goal) and keep m2 2280 for data or whatever. also no need to shuck sata ssd and guess which one is small...