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I know ppl are using Noctua NF-A4x20 PWM to replace the originals. I'd like to get 2-3 of those with 32Gb still thinking if it's a good idea ;)

You should take a look to Shipito Forwarding Service

What do you think about this? IBM Hitachi Ultrastar SSD800MM 400 GB 12Gbps Internal PC SSD HUSMM8080ASS201

bump ! waiting for a 1.6Tb SSD :rolleyes:

While I was dealing for the S3700 drives a I was offered this: Disco Ssd Estado Solido Intel 1.6 Tb - $ 5,500.00 (300 USD) You can see the crystaldiskinfo, I think is a good deal, drive has warranty the only concern for me it's probably too big? What do you think?

There are still available 5x S3700 200Gb and 5x S3500 480Gb, the only issue is with raid10 I would use 4 SATA and the Xeon-D 1528 only has 6 SATA . Do you think this would be faster than using a NVMe (either m2 or PCI).

BTW those prices are in Mexican pesos, don't get scared :p

Not problem at all ;) They are base in Mexico, in Mercadolibre kind of the Mexican ebay I found pretty decent SSD: Unidad Estado Sólido 200gb Intel S3700 Empresarial Nuevo!! - $ 1,590.00 (around 70-80$ depending on the exchange) Unidad De Estado Solido Ssd Micron M500dc 800gb 0 Horas Uso - $...

I got 2 x S3700 200Gb new even with the blister (70$ each)!! I think it was a really nice deal, warranty until 2020. I was thinking to use them to install the OS. What would you use this drives for? After checking with crystaldiskinfo that they are actually new, I think I should get a few...

What would use this for? booting OS?

You should buy only memory sticks listed by Supermicro, like this one: Samsung 32 GB reg. ECC DDR4 DIMM SDRAM M393A4K40BB0-CPB - Sona Check the website for the motherboard you want to get. The drawback with Wirezone in Europe you have to add EU VAT to that price, so at the end that box in...

I just wrote him again, let's see how this ends :)

@Patrick is it normal to get this kind of SSD removed from a laptop? I checked the ISNs and they have warranty until 2021. I just want to be sure I get the good stuff.

It turns out I'm working in a project abroad in Mexico and I found this: Ssd Intel Dc S3500 800gb Sata3 6gbps 0 Horas De Uso 7mm - $ 3,800.00 It's a good price but the thing bothers me it says removed from laptops, and that's pretty weird isn't? 2 Intel DC S3500 800G 1 Intel DC s3710 800G...

If you want to ship small things, like SSD or memory sticks, this seems a good option, I never tried though: Priority Mail International - Features & Rates | USPS

Interesting post as I'm in the same situation :) I started with the possibility of the 1518 (4c), then @Patrick remind me of the 1528, just between the 1518 and the 1541. My build is going to be a home lab, just experimenting and learning, however will not be operating (most probably ) 24x7...

@T_Minus really nice explanation, I guess everything depends on the use case, I like what I hear about the fusion but If I build the lab with Xeon-D the PCIe is very limiting. @Marsh That's really awesome, so you only have in the Fusion-IO the 4 VMs, the Hyper-V boots from a different disk...

In fact I'm very patient, I'll keep looking, that's almost half price what I posted.

Now I get it !! Does make sense, especially if you buy several.

What's the benefit of the Fusion IO vs Enterprise SSD/NVMe ? I want to use them for a Xeon-D build that I'm planning , the only drawback I see with the Fusion-IO is that it would take the only PCIe on the board. @zhoulander: for all the Fusion-IO is not a bad price... The problem is shipping...