Don't forget to search for some of the non-lsi branded cards like this one:
https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/broadcom-lsi-9405w-16e-98-shipping.43854/
I've never understood why companies do this. Typically these products are old enough to not affect sales of new products and the cost of serving the pages probably costs less than the process to remove them. It's so stupid and just hurts anyone trying to use what are in a lot of cases...
You can always get an IP KVM box to give you that out of band management. Then you could use almost any box that has the compute and lanes and power requirements you need. :)
Interesting to hear from the front line. Yeah, it is interesting with supply increasing and prices dropping that there aren't more adoptions into the homelab. I guess people are broke, lol.
I think the taxation rules apply more to business sellers as most individuals don't have tax reporting accounts. Plus, on used items sales tax was already paid once so that's not as a big of a deal as the capital gains tax for buying and flipping stuff as people do.
At least 10% as ebay fees are nearly 20% for some transactions. As a seller, you save that by posting here (and other forums/boards) and selling direct. The drawback is no ebay protections, but those are mainly for the buyer anyways these days.
Good point on demand--most newer servers make nvme/u.2 a lot easier to use so I could see demand higher than it has been historically and increasing in the future.
You're welcome. Like I said, it definitely doesn't hurt to 'post it around' as I've found buyers for my stuff via a good post as seo brought them to the thread. :)
Generally, if you have gear that's closer to new then ebay will fetch you more than here since most people here don't need new, just working. It won't hurt to have it listed here as there may be the off chance that someone at a company needs a replacement and will hit this thread via google...
Seems like since covid manufacturers will use any excuse to jack up prices because they know the market will 'just take it'.
I've personally seen used hard drive prices seem to drop on the various places I look, with the lowest now being $3-4/TB vs $6/TB. Sucks that ssds are moving the...
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