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Do we know what OEM or hyperscaler these were made for? I believe there are other not-retail Milan parts out there with different specs. I'd love to read a comparison of them, especially if someone is able to get their hands on them and test/benchmark.

Impressively clean and tidy build! I should hire you to pretty up my next build :D

FWIW, "no hours" is accurate

I'm running Debian Sid (kernel 6.5) on one with no issues. I installed from the Bookworm ISO, which is the 6.1 LTS kernel IIRC. Are you running an Nvidia card? There was a stretch of time where the nouveau driver gave me fits with Nvidia cards, but Debian seems fine. Also had no issues with...

I suppose I should chime in. Purchased a Epyc 7R13 from this vendor, finally got it fully deployed. Couldn't be happier with the performance and stability. I also did not realize it was possible to get something from China so quickly without paying an arm and a leg for shipping

Was 4 available, then I bought 2. Not sure what I'm going to use them for, mind you

Congrats! I do like the videos

This sort of cost-cutting strikes me as less about saving Intel's business, rather saving the stock price. Intel is never going to be a lean, mean ANYTHING but making a lot of noise trying will like help the stock in the short and perhaps medium term. Ironically, the NUC line was a good example...

Glad I wasn't the only one who noticed that. I figured that there must be a difference between "DDR5 Channels" and "DDR5 CHANNELS" that I was unable to comprehend

Not sure what I would use them for, but having the option of going up to x16 for some network cards would be nice. AIUI 100Gbe cards can generally run at 40G speeds, which would give me more options. If the x8 slots support bifurcation, could use that to connect a 2x NVMe card for zippy...

Those two ASROCK boards say they support one 3.0x16 and one 3.0x8. If that's at all accurate, you're underselling them! I'm tempted, but I don't have a project anywhere near ready to proceed using them. Take a free bump instead! Maybe if you still have them when I do decide to move on that sort...

Ruckus has a boatload of PDFs available, you'll just need to create an account on their support site. I don't have my collection handy or I'd attempt to figure out which one has the most dhcpd setup information. A question of my own: The railkits if you can find them seem rather expensive. Does...

Huh, hadn't noticed that. While I'd still love to have the link to the current subforum at the bottom that could be useful

Other forums I'm on have a navigational footer, basically a stripped down version of the header. It's not a dealbreaker (I mean, I'm here...) but it is a nice QOL thing. Not every keyboard has a home key ;)

My 6610-48P should arrive tomorrow. This should be an adventure! Also, long time listener first time caller. This thread was instrumental in guiding my purchase, NGL