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    Fixing a broken pin on a H11DSi Supermicro motherboard.

    Man. I wish I could have pulled this off in my situation. I'm truly impressed. I only had a couple pins bent, but they were under a tiny pile of crushed plastic and I never managed to get the plastic lifted off so I couldn't get the pins straightened out. I tried to get an xacto knife...
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    H12ssl-i / EPYC epic - Need help, might have blown mobo

    Hi all- Have a Supermicro H12ssl-i / 7502 set-up that's been wonderfully stable for nearly a year. I got greedy and decided to upgrade to an EPYC 7713 when I saw a good deal on both of those. Long story short, I might have blown up my motherboard and I need some help. When I received the...
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    Supermicro H12SSL-NT setting fan threshold blocked after certain BMC update

    incredibly helpful. Thank you. Learned a lot I think on reading this I may try first to just skip the hub completely and then use a couple Y suppliers that have a lead 4-wire PWM and 2 “invisible” 3-wire “slaves” straight to the mobo (though I’m guessing the fractal fans will still spin too...
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    Supermicro H12SSL-NT setting fan threshold blocked after certain BMC update

    So I have an H12ssl-i in a Fractal Define 7 XL case (Running as a proxmox host with 12 drives in 2 zpools, hence the case). The case comes with 3 Fractal 3-pin fans and has a built in hub (For 4 3 pin fins and 3 4-pin fans). I’ve added 4 more 4-pin fans In addition to my CPU cooler, so 5...