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For anyone wondering in the future the screws that fit the threads are I will let you know for sure, I'm fitting in an ATX mobo and swapping out the PSU's for an ATX, I plan on ensuring everything is reversable b/c I want to keep the case in good condition. You might find this very...

For anyone wondering in the future the Standoff thread size that fits the SMC CSE 846 "Z","A","C", "B", "Q" and "F" type holes is a 4+6 #6-32 Below is a comparison of that screw next to the Supermicro MCP-110-00070-0N (Left) and the JBOD Board Bracket Screw ( larger "A"/"P" type holes - Right)...

I'm happy to grab more photos, It was pulled from a DC in Prague and I shipped it to the US. $400 all in (then fedex messed up on the quote and it cost me an extra $200 sadly in extra - not tariffs - shipping fees) so really ~$600 all in. But I've wanted one and by the time I got around to doing...

I purchased one MCP-110-00070-0N from Techy thinking that and it does not fit. It's female threaded on both ends, there's nowhere to attach it on the chassis. I have no male threads on my chassis that it attaches to, if you can circle where you see them so I can be 100% we are talking about the...

hmm I'm not sure I have the connections for that left on my CSE 846 (im converting from jbod to one that can hold a mobo) https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/mounting-options-cse-ptjbod-cb2.43906/post-494986 The ones holding the control board are a different size the 4 larger...

I have an answer and a question. What holes and which size screws were you using to mount a motherboard? Here is an image of how it looks from SMC I believe in my CSE846, these screw holes used are the larger "A"/"P" type holes. This is a larger size screw than the the "Z","C", "B" and "F"...

To review an old thread, which ones are needed for an ATX motherboard? I'm converting an older storage only build to a full machine with compute.

I know this is an old thread, but do you know which m910x pcie riser is being used here? I can't figure out which is the correct one and I am trying to put a NIC in mine. (I posted about it here...

Hi all, As the title suggests I am trying to figure out which PCIe x16 riser card fits the Lenovo M910x Tiny and supports the Intel I350-T4 NIC. If anyone here has done this before I'd be very interested. Here are the types I am aware of so far: *What I do know is none of these brackets...

I am trying to add a Intel I350-T4 PCI Express x4 Quad Port Low Profile Ethernet Card to a m910x tiny, does anyone know if a lenovo m920x bracket fit on m910x tiny? Ebay has more of those style brackets listed with risers. Some of the listings say m910x, m920x but others do not. (ex Lenovo...

did you end up getting the Lenovo ThinkCentre M910x ? And if so did the RAID 1 option show up in bios?

To anyone who got one of these, how is it working out? I'm looking at one for Unraid ( or maybe truenas) and it would attach to something like a cluster of MS-01's or my existing 8700k lab machine. Specifically I'm looking at a HGST 4U60G2 JBOD SKU 1ES0156 for about ~$500 Has anyone had a HBA...

I'm interested in what you decided to go with here. Based on my research it's VERY hard to find something that meets the MS-01 at price point, especially with the new pricing. As of posting: * MS-01 barebones with i5-12600H is $419.00 USD * i9-12900H is $519.00 USD * i9-13900H is $679.00 USD...

This is likely what I would do, I do this with my server now which runs proxmox and my pfsense install in my lab. I'd hope your i7-8700T is able to run that! What's the power draw like?

have you been able to pass gig speeds, and use vlans without any strange issues?

This only really matters I think if you want to do VPN things with openvpn or similar. If you plan on Wire Guard it's not really useful. (This is for home use specifically). Though I would plan on trying to make sure I get something with it. Both the Intel® Pentium® Silver J5005, and its similar...

This is not a great option if you want to use it as , say a router. USB is much slower and the nics have issues with more advanced features.

Oh, I meant I want to bare metal the the firewall and routing. I use switches for as much of the networking as I can to reduce the load on the CPU. I plan on using a pcie NIC for sure, not the internal one. I need at least two ports. One in for WAN and the LAN out to my switches.

I see a lot of you running hypervisors on your boxes. I'm just trying to run opnsense or pfsense and replace an older atom E3805 which is having trouble handling gig speeds. Which box is generally used for this? I felt this project was the place to ask. For perspective I've looked into the...