x10sdv

I've found my homelab build with X10SDV-16C-TLN4F is now limited by its 128G RAM capacity. Although the mother board spec says it supports up to 128GB registered ECC RDIMM with 2133/1866/1600MHz. I wonder if anyone successfully upgrade to 256GB (64x4)? It is a pity supermicro doesn't...

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Recently, I got some resource to get some xeon d-1581 and then want to do little surgey on my x10sdv-tln4f. By pass the process, the result make's me quite happy. Maybe it's the first artificial x10sdv-16c-tln4f? ^_^

Got a Supermicro AOC-SLG3-2M2 loaded with two sticks, and the MB BIOS upgarded to 2.0c (latest as of today). Once booted (and I power cycled two times just in case), lsblk and lspci report this: nvme0n1 nvme0n1 disk 447.1G SAMSUNG MZ1WV480HCGL-000MV none...

I just moved into a new house, and somehow during the move my server died. Here's my build writeup of that (now dead) server. I took this opportunity to do a little upgrade. The rebuild is essentially the same, I just dropped in a new CPU+Motherboard+RAM. Previously it was an ASRock...

I'm looking to buy a gently used Supermicro Xeon-D board in mini-ITX form factor and with active cooling on the proc heatsink. I'd REALLY like to have the -TLN4F variant for 10GbE, but am willing to entertain other offers on the TLN2F variants if the price is right. These are the boards I'm...

I assembled a new NAS system this weekend using the X10SDV-4C+-TLN4F board in a CSE-721TQ-250B tower. So far I'm very happy. There's only 1 thing that I'm slightly concerned about: The 5V Dual value shows up as "5V Dual Lower Critical 3.38 Volts" Running impitool, I can see it as well...

Whenever my unit is powered off but still plugged in, the fan spins at full speed, indefinitely, until I press the power button to being booting, at which point the fan dramatically slows down. Aside from being very annoying, everyone I've talked to on homelab on Reddit have said that this...

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...