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bump. one was sold on ebay so we're down to two SSDs left.

As someone inquired about the warranty, according to Samsung's terms it starts the date when the sealed package is purchased. As these are still sealed I would assume it would start when you purchase it. Alternatively it starts from the date of manufacture which would be June 12, June 13th and...

Dropped the price to $470 each

New in factory sealed packages. I have three two of them available - $470 each. Amazon and most other major retailers have them at $528 or more right now Edit: to address slidermike's post, payment via PayPal or Zelle or money order is fine. Will ship UPS ground from Illinois to the continental...

Are you sure? These look like the MCIO connectors rather than LP SlimSAS

You were absolutely right. I ended up ordering both MCIO and LP SlimSAS to SFF-8643 and the LP SlimSAS were the correct cables. Now for the life of me I seem to be unable to find LP SlimSAS to SFF-8087. Does anyone know of where I could find a couple of them? I can find SFF-8643 to SFF-8087...

You can get it for a lot less than $100 https://www.amazon.com/HMA82GU7CJR8N-VK-Replacement-Unbuffered-NEMIX-RAM/dp/B08TDM6ZJ9

Thank you. It looks like Amphenol officially calls it Mini Cooledge IO, and all the cable vendors call it MCIO. It was intended mostly for 4th/5th generation PCIe and finding non-Dell cables which use it and SFF-8087 and SFF-8643 is surprisingly difficult/not possible, although strangely you can...

Unfortunately they're not. The card edge connector protrudes beyond the housing in a SFF-8654, on the Dell connectors they're recessed.

Does anyone know what SAS connectors are on Dell PERC H745 RAID card? I'm looking to install one in a PowerEdge T340 due to its high port count. I'm not familiar with what connector they use and it isnt officially a supported card so Dell support/sales is useless here. I think the connector...

I've tried both 50cm and 25cm cables, neither worked. I've tried with with these M.2 to OcuLink adapters https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BP21BK8Y. I also tried a couple other M.2 drives but they didnt work either.

Did you guys ever find a solution? I have the same board and three Samsung PM9A1 SSDs hooked up to the ports which refuse to be detected.

Most settings in XTU are greyed out. As I mentioned in my OP, it isnt hitting the default P core ratios. This isnt even about overclocking, this is getting it to run within spec.

So I know this isnt the type of thing you would typically see on STH forums, but since this is an ASRock Rack motherboard I thought i'd try as someone here might be more familiar with their BIOS than me. So I recently built a new PC, and everything that i've read has said that my i9-13900K...

So I replaced the riser with a StarTech riser, which seemed to be the most complicated design of the passive risers which supports 110 length SSDs. And it seems to be working now. I guess passive risers can be rather sensitive between PCIe 3 and 4.

I just tried forcing this to PCIe 3.0 and it actually got through an entire surface scan without freezing. I double checked the datasheet and all variants of the PM9A3 are rated for PCIe 4.0. I guess I can try another adapter. Sadly the M.2 slot on the motherboard only supports 2280 lengths and...

PCIe to M.2. The PM9A3 is a M.2 variant, not the U.2 version.

I have a 1.92TB Samsung PM9A3 I just received from SuperMicro for my new workstation. The disk was installed in a ASRock Rack W680D4U-2L2T-G5 board's 4x PCI-E 4.0 slot with the use of a riser card. This slot is serviced by the i9-13900K directly and is not connected to the W680 chipset according...

The larger the better, at this point in time, I dont have a strong understanding of how much space i'll need, so i'm opting for a larger drive to play things safe. Yeah I saw those charts for the P31, although I am a bit scared of the difference between them and their peak claims in the data...

Better than the Seagate Q5 at 3.3 watts "average" for 2TB if any such disks exist.