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One of the very few times I've given negative feedback in my > decade on eBay.

I finally just tested mine tonight and it does not work, seller immediately denied my return saying its past 30 days. So not a good seller if he knows they are bad but then denies returns on a technicality.

Too bad it doesn't ship to the US

Would be interested in a couple systems, but hard to make a bid without more detail - also no chance I could drive to VA, so I guess not relevant anyway

Wow, this was an incredible deal that I missed out on :/ Thanks for posting!

Seems relevant: https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/xeon-8259cl.33334/

Seller accepted $175 for one TBH, this seems like a great deal to me - I've been looking for one for a year, and they were selling for $450 not so long ago.

Seems pretty standard SSD pricing right now ($50/TB)

I think most of us will need more context to understand how you can claim that someone can make $100k/year for housing and providing access to 12.8TB worth of anything.. if this were the case, NVMe drives would become unobtainium (recall Chia..)

Any updates on this thread?

Hi, Long time poster, first time seller. I have sold quite a bit on eBay in the past, and have 100% positive feedback there as both a buyer and a seller: laylapersia on eBay I have a lot of hardware that I should start selling - and probably should have done so a long while ago, but alas...

Which specific changes did you make which did not work?

Selling remote access to ES/QS CPUs seems like a very bad idea - there are likely several unpatched bugs in ES CPUs that could impact both security and the reliability of computations...

Thanks a million, exactly what I needed!

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Aren't you blocking the fans on your GPU? Does it not overheat? Or did you cut a hole in your case?

Agreed - anyone know if these things fan speeds can be remotely controlled via IPMI like SuperMicro servers can be?

Recognize it isn't what you're asking for, so feel free to ignore if it isn't applicable - I have 3.84TB SAS12G drives if you're interested.

My thinking is that if the community knew how good some of the deals could be, more people might be a bit more patient, which could also contribute to prices coming down further.

Oh, that was you who won that auction? :) Congratulations on the catch!