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I have a Rosewill RSV-L4412U sitting in the basement. Never been used. Box has been opened to be sure everything was in there. Shipping from Ohio might make it cost prohibitive. I used the case in a server build a few years ago. It's still in my rack. I bought this for a second server but...

The board is SuperMicro X11SPH-NCTF. The CPU is Intel Xeon Silver 4110. The Xeon Platinum will work with this ram and I believe the Gold does too (not 100% sure of that one). Out of my price-range though.

You're not alone. We've had that discussion here several times. This mb and cpu just will not recognize the memory. It's documented in the manual as a very small footnote.

I have two Samsung (M393A8G40MB2-CVF) 64GB 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM ECC Registered DDR4 2933 (PC4 23400) Server Memory Model MEM-DR464L-SL01-ER29. $150 each. Both for $250. Free shipping lower 48. Pay with Zelle. Purchased by mistake. My motherboard/CPU combo won't accept that fast memory.

You can read about my problems with the memory not detected beep code from the mb on page 2 of this thread: My Mega Thread I'm gathering parts now for another server build using the same mb (except the new one will use SFP+) so providing nobody buys these sticks, I can try them again in the new...

Here's the link on Newegg: Supermicro memory

T The invoice says SuperMicro but there is a Samsung sticker on the stick. PC4 23400. The X11SPH mb won't run it. Positive. Won't boot.

I bought these by mistake when I was building my server. The mb couldn't handle 2933. $500 for the two sticks. Shipping included. US only.

How do you vent the AC outside? I have a similar AC but don't use it because installing the vent in a window is a huge security hole in my house.

SAS Topology shows 3 SATA drives.

Power is applied to right most bay. I'm going to get another power cable. I'm not comfortable with the strain trying to get the cable across bays. Here is a link to the photo you requested: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ocgzbbzxxbsau2r/IMG_4573.jpg?dl=0

we assumed it came in IT mode but we never verified it. How do I check this and what do I do about it if it isn’t?

I misspoke. Seeing them clear as can be. I plugged in two molex connectors for the middle bay. All 4 drives show in ESXi - and I see serial numbers. I swear I didn't see serial numbers when I was looking at the 3 drives that appeared in the right bay.

I see letter/numbers but nothing corresponds to the serial numbers.

I'll buy from EVGA if I need more (despite the convenience of Amazon). But right now I'm only using a single cable and it's the one that came with the PDU, and I'm still down a drive.

Using the cable that came with the PSU that has 3 molex connectors, I used only 2 of them to plug into the right most drive bay. No other drive bays have power. I toggled the passthrough of all the spinners so I could see the drives in ESXi and not have to boot TN. ESXi shows 3 spinners. Is...

I have two cables from the PSU to the drives, each cable has 3 molex and there are 6 power connectors across the drive bays. The two rear case fans take a molex and that is where my last molex power cable that came with the PSU went. IIRC, the PSU came with one cable with molex connectors...

This is the page you want: RSV-L4412 - 4U Rackmount Server Case or Chassis, 12 SATA / SAS Hot-Swap Drives, 5 Cooling Fans Included - Rosewill