AMD EPYC 7302p+ Supermicro H11SSL-i version 2

[UhClem]

... watermarking it does not help.

... That is why sellers plaster their logos/usernames ontop of the items in their pics.
To make them harder for others to reuse as eBay will not do anything about others copying the listing.

That was not my point.
The REAL transgression here is that the "other seller" is stealing (ie, "theft by deception") the reputation, and good will, of the "real tugm4470"--which was duly earned. eBay would be understandably upset, and would send an eloquence of lawyers ( ) after my ass, if I had an online auction site named "Ebay" (vs eBay), and using ebay.org (note that the "other seller" has a very similar product mix to the "real tugm4470").

I hope that's clear ... or at least less unclear ...

 

[Cruzader]

That was not my point.
The REAL transgression here is that the "other seller" is stealing (ie, "theft by deception") the reputation, and good will, of the "real tugm4470"--which was duly earned.

My point was just that eBay does not give a shit about people doing that on eBay.
Its a very common strategy to build new accounts and then rebrand it later, aslong as not doing it to large/corporate accounts you get away with it.

As for the other example of making a simular domain it does not compare/relate to this.

And they have somewhat painted themself into a corner to start fighting it in a good way, if they decided to actualy enforce those rules again.
As they look the other way about companies having 3+ accounts listing the same stuff while only allowed to have 1, so they cant automate it without pissing those off.

 

[UhClem]

My point was just that eBay does not give a shit about people doing that on eBay.
Its a very common strategy to build new accounts and then rebrand it later, aslong as not doing it to large/corporate accounts you get away with it.
...

That's a damn shame--but thank you for the enlightenment.
I guess "It's their playground, so they get to make the rules (and the non-rules)."

Alas, I had expected that there would be the essence of something close to standard (U.S.) trademark rules (but with scope limited to eBay).
Sorry for the diversion. I do wish continued success to @ebay tugm4470 , and "Illegitimi non carborundum" Don't let the bastards grind you down.

 

[Sean Ho]

My condolences for the passing of your grandfather. I hope you had some time to catch up with family and relatives.

 

[michaelsandy]

am a little confused about the config options as listed by supermicro, VS what is available from tugm4470:
https://www.supermicro.com/Aplus/support/resources/OS/OS_Comp_H11_EPYC7001_7002-UP-1.cfm
am needing to run an ESXI system, v 7 or 8 would be good...

what is best value..?
thanks

 

[jei]

Bought 7443 directly (no eBay) from tugm4470 and everything went well. Took about a week to arrive on my doorstep.

As a side note, TrueNAS Core has annoying bug with 7443 showing idle temps at 100C+. Seems to be fixed down the line (7302 worked fine).

271882 – amdtemp measures bogus core temperature on AMD EPYC 7313P

bugs.freebsd.org

 

[ano]

aprox cost? considering stepping up my game to 7443s

 

[jei]

Aprox 1000 EUR. Idle power went up ~15W, 7302 vs 7443.

 

[vvkvvk]

Aprox 1000 EUR. Idle power went up ~15W, 7302 vs 7443.

Yup, same with my upgrade from same cpu to 7443p.

aprox cost? considering stepping up my game to 7443s

Also ~1000 euro. Well worth it performance wise (Geekbench 6 MT almost doubled, single thread went from 1200 to 1800), and sold the old CPU for 150 e.

 

[osrk]

Bought 7443 directly (no eBay) from tugm4470 and everything went well. Took about a week to arrive on my doorstep.

As a side note, TrueNAS Core has annoying bug with 7443 showing idle temps at 100C+. Seems to be fixed down the line (7302 worked fine).

271882 – amdtemp measures bogus core temperature on AMD EPYC 7313P

bugs.freebsd.org

How’d you buy directly? Does he have a separate site?

 

[jei]

How’d you buy directly? Does he have a separate site?

Sent a private message..

 

[yumcimil]

Is the price different to via Ebay? I tried messaging him via Ebay, but it didn't sound like the free shipping was still a thing.

 

[Yu-Phing]

For folks who have managed to buy memory, would something like this work on the H11ssl-i? 15-105081-01 HMA84GR7CJR4N-VK CISCO 32GB 2RX4 PC4-2666V-R MEMORY MODULE (1x32GB) | eBay (i.e. 32GB HMA84GR7CJR4N-VK)

 

[thalin]

Hey folks,

I just wanted to let y'all know that I picked up a H12SSL-i, 7402p, 256GB of 3200 memory and an nVidia P4 gpu from tugm and everything worked out great. I have a ridiculously fast storage/vm server now, woo!

 

[vvkvvk]

Hey folks,

I just wanted to let y'all know that I picked up a H12SSL-i, 7402p, 256GB of 3200 memory and an nVidia P4 gpu from tugm and everything worked out great. I have a ridiculously fast storage/vm server now, woo!

What version of the board did you receive? It's printed near the topmost PCIe slot.

 

[erock]

Hi All,

Has anyone had experience buying the above from China? These prices seem too good to be true or am I just not across today's pricing?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1753074604...28&osub=-1~1&crd=20221023023951&segname=12052

I had intended on buying an Asrock MATX motherboard but at this price is seems too good to refuse.

I have purchased several Supermicro boards and Epyc processors from this seller including the items in your link. I have not had any product quality issues with their mobos and CPUs. Shipping time is ridiculously fast and communication is very good.The seller can get a bit defensive if you are having issues but in all of my cases issues were resolved without needing to return the products.

 

[thalin]

What version of the board did you receive? It's printed near the topmost PCIe slot.

1.02

 

[BackupProphet]

I am thinking about getting a 7b12 and h11ssl. But which 2U cooler should I get? This is for a Supermicro 826 chassis.
I see tugm has Tr4 sp3 radiator cooling fan for AMD AMD epyc server Radiator, cooler, | eBay and AMD epyc 2U active SP3 TR4 4 heat pipe CPU radiator Ⅹ 399 H11DSi | eBay

 

[Taddy27]

I just received one of these 7302P + H12SSL-i combos from Ebay. I would like to know more about the (slim?) SAS connector on this board. It is described in the manual as JNVMe0 and SATA0~7. It can be used for SATA or NVMe, determined by a jumper setting. After some searching, I believe it is a SFF-8654 connector with 8 lanes. Is this correct?



If I would like to attach SATA devices, I will need a SFF-8654 8x to SATA cable like this?

And to attach 2x M.2 NVMe, I would need an adapter like this?


and with which cable? This perhaps? (SFF-8611 8i to SFF-8654 8i)

 

[lopgok]

I just received one of these 7302P + H12SSL-i combos from Ebay. I would like to know more about the (slim?) SAS connector on this board. It is described in the manual as JNVMe0 and SATA0~7. It can be used for SATA or NVMe, determined by a jumper setting. After some searching, I believe it is a SFF-8654 connector with 8 lanes. Is this correct?

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If I would like to attach SATA devices, I will need a SFF-8654 8x to SATA cable like this?
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And to attach 2x M.2 NVMe, I would need an adapter like this?

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and with which cable? This perhaps? (SFF-8611 8i to SFF-8654 8i)
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I bought this cable PCI-E Slimline SAS SFF-8654 8I To 8 Ports SATA hard drive conversion cable | eBay which works for sata drives. I didn't want a right angle connector, and I wanted something shorter than the supermicro cable.