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Seems ou can upgrade for free to Windows 2022: Redirecting CALs are not connected to a version if I seem to remember correctly.

Looks like a rebranded Supermicro server, with a X11SSH-LN4F mainboard. But i guess you pay for a Storage Appliance and it's special software.

No they are x8. The E810-XXVDA2 is dual port. However technically it is possible to run them on a 4x Slot, if you have an open ended one, or there are mainboard which have a physical x8 slot, with x4 connection.

The Intel 800 series is 25/10Gbit and PCIe 4.0. its SFP28. No need for PCIe 5 bandwidth wise.

Congratulations, nice work. Shouldn't you be posting this in https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/project-tinyminimicro-reviving-small-corporate-desktops.29075/ or https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/tiny-mini-micro-pc-experiences.30230/ as this topic is exclusively...

[ The 9500T should work, it is listed in the spec sheet. Are you sure the CPU you bought actually works?

No free return on the order?

If you want to fry your mainboard... You need to use the appropriate Lenovo partnumber.

This is just a Gigabit adapter no? Sonnet has a 10 Gbit one: Solo10G (10GBASE-T 10Gb Ethernet Thunderbolt Adapter) - SONNETTECH but it is a little bit more expensive.

If anybody is searching for HP brackets: https://www.electromyne.de/Accessories---Zubehoer-I-O-Shields---Blenden-Supermicro-BKT-0064L-Standard-Full-Height-Slot-Bracket-Blech-Blende-AOC-STG-B4S.html They covered me 2,99 euro for shipping to the Netherlands.

I contacted them this afternoon. They send me a link for version 9.00.

Yes, my Ubuntu was also complaining about the NVVM being to old. I havent updated it yet. I saw on the Supermicro website, that you should contact support for an updated version. So i will do that, just to see if they have any additional comments.

These are sold out. But yeah they run cool. According to Supermicro typical use 4 Watt, max 8 watt.

If i open the link, the SFP module is 3 euro. The card is 26.

Mine arrived today. But haven't had time to test them yet. Update: i did a quick test. Seem to be detected OK in Linux. And with an iPolex Intel coded SFP module was able to get a 10 Gb link with an Horaco switch.

Thanks, i managed to grab a couple too.

There is the Tiny 5 - 35watt aluminium heatsink and the copper 65watt heatsink. Since the Pentium (non-T) is a 58 watt model, I would assume it comes with the correct heatsink for 65 watt. Also don't forget the 65 watt PSU of the 720q might not cut it. The 920x comes with a bigger one.

Nope, Udimm ECC or non ECC. Maybe you should check out the spec sheet: https://sp.ts.fujitsu.com/dmsp/Publications/public/ds-py-tx1320-m3.pdf

And also the lack of ASPM support. Which is bugged and so disabled by Intel.

10Gtek is also selling a card based on Intel 82599 on Amazon, for 48 Euro (or less sometimes)