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    [US-CT] 8 DDR4 DIMMs, H11SSL-i + Epyc 7282, X11SDV-4C-TP8F, M1 Mac Mini

    Bought some SSDs from krenicki and everything went super smooth, drives are in fantastic condition and arrived without issue, would definitely buy from him again
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    [US][CA] WTB: EPYC 7B13 and/or M97/M99 SP3 cooler

    Thank you sir! I in fact already have a second one I'm just hoping to match them out of pure OCD lol. Also the M99 has dual fans which should help my RAM temps which is what I'm worried about the most.
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    [US][CA] WTB: EPYC 7B13 and/or M97/M99 SP3 cooler

    Looking to round out a dual socket rig I'm building with another one of these. Prefer more used to less, it will be running a services slice so will be mostly at low utilization. Ebay is coming in around $650 so want to come in below that. Have a 7763 that I'd be happy to trade for the 7B13 +...
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    WTB [US-AZ] mrdimms (found thanks to a forum member!)

    Nooooooo. Good to know that they do exist though! Thanks for the link.
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    WTB [US-AZ] mrdimms (found thanks to a forum member!)

    I can swing a single-socket build but I was hoping for a 2P, aiming for around $10k though so would be right at the edge once you throw in the board and I'd probably have to find a reasonably priced QS (if such things even exist for the 6 series). Also would have to be mixing 64/32GB modules to...
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    WTB [US-AZ] mrdimms (found thanks to a forum member!)

    Yeah I'm checking out the 6761P right now but it's way out of my price range, I think it's just doomed for a while because of how memory hungry my workloads are. Appreciate the info though, good to know that Venice will probably support it.
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    WTB [US-AZ] mrdimms (found thanks to a forum member!)

    Well they are very affordable relative to 64GB DDR5 tbh that is why I'm interested in them. Like you can't get 64GB DDR5 on ebay for less than ~$750 on ebay, and that is before taxes, so it's definitely a good value proposition especially when you consider efficiency + higher speed. But yeah...
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    WTB [US-AZ] mrdimms (found thanks to a forum member!)

    Anyone actually got these in a working system at the moment? Super reasonable given their speed for my use case, would be enough to get me to shell out to build a DDR5 rig...
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    [FS] [US WA] SOLD (39)Micron & (5) Hynix 32gb DDR4 3200 RDIMM

    Not trying to give you a hard time but I'm seeing tons of sold listings for less on ebay, you're probably gonna need to come down quite a bit to move stuff in bulk
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    Best EPYC 9004/9005 with at least 64 cores for scientific computing?

    That's exactly what I wanted to figure out is those other chips. I've seen the 9V84 referenced before but not the others, thanks I will look into them. I definitely worry about stability etc with the QS chips but I've read elsewhere that, at least some of the time, they are little more than...
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    AMD EPYC 7302p+ Supermicro H11SSL-i version 2

    Wonderful thanks Tugm. I will think more about it but for my work I believe the 64-core version will be better (especially if I go to dual-socket setup in the future). How can I order from you via PayPal? I would prefer that over ebay.
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    AMD EPYC 7302p+ Supermicro H11SSL-i version 2

    I'm looking for the 9554 QS. I see you have it right here. Is there a reason you don't sell it paired with the H13SSL-N? Other sellers do, so I'm assuming that means it is confirmed to work on that board.
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    AMD EPYC 7302p+ Supermicro H11SSL-i version 2

    Hello sir, I ordered an H13SSL-N from you last week and it is on its way! Thank you. I'm currently wanting to pick up a 9554 QS to pair it with. I notice that you don't seem to offer that combination. Is there a reason why? If your customers have used the 9554 QS with the H13SSL-N I'd like to...
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    Best EPYC 9004/9005 with at least 64 cores for scientific computing?

    I'm building a server for a university research lab that works with lots of very-high spatial resolution remote sensing data, so we do tons of very computationally expensive data processing. These workflows are mostly memory bandwidth-bound or IO-bound, so SP5 was a natural choice over...