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Sounds like they're desperate to offload them then huh.

Same device is $51 on newegg.... Wouldn't call this a smoking hot deal or anything

IDK seems like a great deal to me. I vote it stays.

Meh not NVMe, no big loss

I wanted to share my experience with a FireEYE / Trellix appliance I got my hands on. It was a SuperMicro system using a X12DDW board-A6 board. Both BIOS and BMC were locked down. I believe the exact model name from Trellix was NX 5600. The main caveat I faced was that the system would not boot...

No problem. That is assuming all the memory is removed, etc which the listing seems to indicate is the case.

I would say no, this is pretty expensive for a Skylake system

Not worth it. Just get the dual port and have flexibility.

What kind of cables do you use with these? SFF-8644 to ? Could you explain some use cases of stuff you'd connect to this externally? I could fathom some ideas but I'm curious what it was designed for? I'm trying to imagine a way to connect a bunch of NVMe storage somehow. It's the whole...

If you're interested in selling just the 75F3 by itself down the road by chance, feel free to let me know.

Glad to see it back up

Hopefully whatever the issue is can be worked out soon! Would love to keep sharing this content with friends/family.

Haha nice Patrick! Maybe all my complaining about the Supermicro video finally paid off?! Next time let me know when you're coming! Did they still have the paper hanging up that pointed out who the AI factory was? :)

ice cold deal

That sounds like a personal decision. While I do still agree with you, I wouldn't be pointing fingers. I'd also like to point out that the concept of what is and isn't a 'deal' is completely subjective. I've seen plenty of 'deals' posted here that are absolutely mediocre at best.

Would not be interested at this time. Feel free to ping if you reduce the price dramatically.

Actually I change my mind. Price would go up because they would perceive increased demand.

You could get a 32x 100G switch for half the price (or even a fraction if just Ethernet) of your SN2010s. I don't see the appeal?

$89,999 each free shipping

I really don't see that happening quickly. 90% seems like a pretty bold number but obviously not impossible. Please understand that I agree with you. I'm not over here saying "Hey why don't you guys all keep using VMWare?" I am just watching what actual customers are doing it's very slow...