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You get a board like this https://www.daohe.com/5-CRPS-POWER-BACKPLANE-PCB-FOR-GPU-SERVER-CASE-pd784595978.html or https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/CRPS-Fully-Modular-1-1-Redundant_1601359552254.html There's lots lying around. I've seen used CRPS power supplies for them for really cheap...

Tell you what, I've been thinking about it really hard, and I think I'm willing to trade you my favorite raspberry pi for one of these.

Price drops on the RAM :cool:

Toshibas sold to @mispranger

Samsungs sold to @Finbester

and...gone. Lucky Americans :cool:

Here is firmware info: Device Model: TOSHIBA THNSF8480PCSE Serial Number: 578S101RTEJT LU WWN Device Id: 5 00080d 910b7b221 Firmware Version: 8ENP7101 User Capacity: 480,103,981,056 bytes [480 GB] Sector Size: 512 bytes logical/physical Rotation Rate: Solid State...

I would have to check. Don't know if anyone is still there, so probably tomorrow. .The only thing I can say for sure is that when I tested them with SMART, I did so in a completely different supermicro server with an LSI HBA. They were detected and worked fine. Also, from what I can gather...

That PDB is for the SC747 chassis and takes PSUs like the PWS-2K04A-1R. Pretty sure PWS-920P-SQ is not compatible. But I'm guessing you found that out already...

Yeah you're right. I just did a quick search. First one unlocked is like 150$ from China. My local market has some unlocked ones that are quite a bit cheaper, but it's usually the boards that are impossible to find for anywhere under 500$ and even that is usually a steal. Yeah I was never...

rome cpus can be had for really cheap. A 7502 (32c/64t) is like 100$ on ebay and has mulitcore performance similar to a 7900x. Milan are a bit more expensive I agree. The form factor is EEB, which is not exactly proprietary, just uncommon. But quite a few cases have support. I think most of the...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/188065875260 Pretty sure he will take less than 175 too. This looks like a really nice deal. As far as I know that board also supports combining each of the 6 pairs of slimsas to get x16 slots for gpus. Signal integrity might be a problem though for that use case. Wish...

Significant discounts added

Edit: added SMART, NIC and iDRAC information.

Hello, I just bought 3 Netapp Solidfire SF4805 (the same as a DELL R630) locally for a pretty absurdely low price. Each came with 128gb ram. I really just want to keep one set of 128gb for my epyc project. The other two sets, and as many of the other components got to go. The servers came in...

Okay, so I found a replacement ram module locally for like $8 and I actually can't believe it fixed it. I'm somewhat astonished it ran fine for so long with crapped out ram, but I guess it never rebooted because of the UPS and the switching ASICs chugged along. Well, I guess that's that. Thanks...

Thanks for the feedback. I just think it's a little weird for the ram to have gone bad since the switch has been running fine until it was restarted. But who knows...I guess I'll replace the ram. In the meantime, I'll try to see if I can dump the contents of the flash. How hard could it be to...

Hi everyone! I've had a 6610-48p for about 1.5 years and it's been great. However, after unplugging it yesterday to move it (at that point it was running continuously for 2-3 months I would guess), it's become stuck in a boot loop. It won't even go into the boot monitor when pressing 'b'...