I got 30 pieces of the below 7.68TB NVMe drives. --> All sold
Selling price is $XXX. Payoneer preferred, paypall accepted. Shipping can be negotiated, located in South Korea.
On another note, does anyone know these drives? And why they're not showing up in the warranty check with HGST?
They...
I have Oracle Samsung PM1725A 3.2TB PCIE Gen3 x8 NVMe cards for sale: $400/ea with shipping fees negotiable.
Pieces remaining: 6 --> 5
Samsung P/N: MZPLK3T2HCJL-000U4
Oracle P/N: 7317693
These were recently used in Dell servers and just recently retired. They all have from 93% to 97% life and...
After a few iterations in making labs, I looked into metro clusters.
I was instantly attracted to the possibilities and setup two different locations.
The picture below is the node which I house where the other node is in a different (close) location.
Has anyone succesfully designed and...
So everyone understands the SAS3 interface doubles the bandwidth of the previous generation.
And that a single hard drive regardless of interface will have a sustained sequential considerably lower than what SAS3/SAS2 maxes out on.
I've been telling everyone that the interface doesn't matter...
Selling some overstock hardware I got my hands on, as well as clearing up lab equipment I no longer need.
The money earned is funding my new home lab setup. Message me if you're interested in seeing my current setup!
CPUs
Intel Xeon E3-1220 v5 - 1pcs :: $60
Intel Xeon E5-2630 v3 - 2pcs ...
On a small budget, have looked into different possibilities.
Vsan - too expensive and storage usage is too small (usable storage). Performance is great tho.
OSNEXUS - This was going to be the solution as it is free and has all the features of ZFS and supposedly Rdma support (found out this...
I've used both Dell and HP servers in my homelab but am doing some purchasing for a test environment where the requirements are a little higher.
Both R630/730 and DL360/DL380 gen9 accept non OEM SSD's but with HP, I remember orange light would appear. In my homelab this wasn't a problem, but...
I'm setting up a vSAN network with 3 Nodes.
I have set up a vSAN cluster with 10G Ethernet (base-T) 2 years ago and wanted to delve into infiniband for a new test environment. I've done some reading up on this but wanted to get some tips from people who have successfully implemented a similar...
Is it just me or does no one here use OSNEXUS for SAN/storage. QuantaStor Software Defined Storage
It's a paid SAN solution (software defined yada) which has a community version that allows up to 10TB of storage. You can email them and get that bumped up to 100TB. It's ZFS on Linux with support...
I'm almost sure this is in the wrong forum, but couldn't find the right one.
I sold off a bunch of DDR4 ram which I no longer needed, and was amazed how quickly all the 8GB modules went. I did a quick check on ebay to see the prices and realized that 8GB was the same price range as the 16GB...
Has anyone had a chance trying these out?
Apparently it's flash Nand, controller and lpddr all in one package. A single chip. I think it's used for embedded appliances (ie. IoT and M2M) but can't get my hands on any samples. Toshiba came out with a similar product (inferior ofcourse) which has...
These used to sell for $3,500+ on ebay when they were cheap.
*NEW*Lenovo io3 6.4TB Enterprise Mainstream Flash Adapter PCIex8 FUSION io SX350 | eBay
These drives are great. I wonder why its selling for so low. I have a spare used one if anyone is interested. I paid much more than what this...
I was just wondering, do any of you have similar problems:
Browse ebay to find deals for SSD's that would cost a normal person the price of a new PC
Avoid talking to coworkers about your hobbies because they may think you're crazy (if they ever saw your lab)
Realize your hobbies cost more than...
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