I'm using a Supermicro SNK-P0064AP3 heatsink to cool an EPYC 7763 on a Supermicro H12SSL-I motherboard. I have several identical machines and have noticed that on one machine the CPU temperature seems to be 10 degrees Celsius warmer than on others. Typically, when idle, this processor on other...
So I ordered a couple of these: AMD epyc 2U active SP3 TR4 4 heat pipe CPU radiator Ⅹ 399 H11DSi | eBay
One came missing a bolt. Any insight on how I might most quickly be able to replace it? I have an LGA2011-3 heatsink here but I am guessing the bolt threads/diameter/spring tension aren't...
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Looking for 10x 8/10/14T SAS HDDs: show me your helium drives! Post 2020-1-1 manufacture year preferred.
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Rebuilding my lab with server grade stuff so I'm selling my old stuff.
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AMD Ryzen 5600x: bought new from microcenter on Oct 2021, no embedded graphics, you can use it with...
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I am going to buy Supermicro A+ Server 4124GS-TNR with dual Epyc 7H12 (TDP of each CPU is 280W) and GPUs. I am worry about cooling CPU.According to Supermicro the server has SNK-P0064AP4 heatsink which support CPU with TDP up to 180W (see Supermicro SNK-P0064AP4 4U Active CPU Heat Sink...
I've found a supplier that sells heat sinks which I think will be a better option for the 9361-8i, they are a 26 fin heat sink with a 10mm base and an overall height of 28mm, they are 80mm long and have a width of 31mm, an eyeball comparison shows them looking identical in size but longer than...
Would like to hear your opinion and ideas for NVMe cooling solutions, most obvious is a heatsink I guess.
First of all is it necessary?
The reviews I've read of NVMe's with pre-installed heatsinks, e.g. WD Black SN750, the heatsink didn't seem to make that big a difference in performance (kind...
Sigh. Turns out this particular model does NOT work with the 2011-3 Narrow ILM sockets: it only works with the square ones. So I have an unused one of these looking for a good home. I'm new here so happy to do a facetime or phone call or whatever before the sale to verify.
Free ground/USPS...
So I see a lot of people asking a similar question, but it seems like the answer is always "it depends"
So here's what I have:
Supermicro SC933 3U case (the 15-bay one)
X10SRL-F 2011-3 UP motherboard - narrow ILM
Xeon E5-2650 v4 105w
The shroud is very thick and hard and tapers down towards...
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Quick question: I'm in the process of making my server much quieter with low-RPM quiet fans. As part of this, I am refreshing the thermal paste on any heatsinks I can. All my components are used and potentially many years old, and I have expensive enthusiast thermal paste, so I...
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My future NAS has to be in the living room of my home and so it has to be silent.
I'm considering two different HDDs for Storage - WD Red or IronWolf (both 8 TB).
The two main points while choosing the HDD is how much heat will be produced and how loud/quite the HDDs are.
I think there...
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I wrote about this in much more detail on my blog here with instructions.
I recently installed dual fans on my Gen 8 heatsink after installing the Intel Core i3 3240 processor. Installing the i3 processor gave me a huge increase in performance but...
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I saw that some of you had experience with the X7SPE-HF-D525 motherboard and I figured I'd sign up!
I have this motherboard in a 1U short depth SuperMicro rack case sitting inside a wall mounted enclosed rack. Apart from a few random issues, this board has been great for the few...
Hello all! I've recently put together a SuperMicro X10SDV-6C+-TLN4F inside a CSE-721TQ-250B Super-chassis. It's a great system but a bit loud for my taste. I just saw Patrick's article on quieting it down using a Noctua CPU fan so I am going to give that a try. As long as I'm taking the...
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