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My chassis came with three fans that look like they're stock. It didn't have an air shroud so I picked up a Supermicro MCP-310-29001-0N and threw that in there. It's a little strange, since it looks like it kind of splits one fan in two but as far as I can tell there's only one way that it'll...

I have 2x Intel E5-2680 v4 installed in my X10DRI-T4+. The reported CPU temps are 28C/35C at idle and 50C/70C during a stress test (s-tui w stress+lm-sensors) for what I assume are the "front" (CPU1 - coretemp-isa-0000) and "back" (CPU2 - coretemp-isa-0001) CPUs. When I launch the test it...

OK update here. I wish I had known this before ordering. I went through the full list of what Supermicro reports as compatible motherboards, searched ebay, did some pricing and ended up picking out a X10DRI-T4+ motherboard. Specs seem great on it, but what I didn't know is it uses up the...

I bit the bullet and ordered a few of them, because after going through the chassis manual, I ended up finding out I didn't have an air shroud so I was going to order something from them anyway. Here's what was in the case when I bought it locally:

I found what look like the correct standoffs from techy parts, but dang, the shipping is almost $10 for $4 worth of parts! https://store.techyparts.com/products/supermicro-mcp-110-00070-0n-motherboard-standoff-for-cse-846-847-826-216

I picked up a Supermicro CSE-826BE1C-R920LPB from someone local in part to duck out of expensive shipping costs. I've been picking out parts for it, including a Supermicro X10DRI-T4+ which I'm planning on putting in an Intel Xeon E5-2680 V4 and 128GB of ECC DDR4 RAM in it. I digress. I have no...