EU Dual Node LGA 2011 Supermicro SuperServer 6027TR-DTRF @ 325€!

[michathe]

Seems preaty nice if you need more than one LGA 2011 System and not that mutch RAM, PCIe and Storage.

Rails, PSUs, Heatsinks, 6 Caddys and the two Nodes are included.

But only 4 Dimm slots per CPU..

Supermicro Chassis CSE-827HD-R1K28B + 2x Supermicro Blade X9DRT-HF | eBay

 

[WeekendWarrior]

FWIW, I have a bunch of these and they are nice, especially if you want to use multiples as hyper-converged nodes. 6 disks per node, 2 nodes per box, SQ power supplies (so very quiet overall), and 3 PCIe slots (but only 4 DIMM slots per node as noted above). Other models have more DIMM slots but fewer PCIe slots. If I could justify it, I would get more of them.

 

[Sable]

I know the seller, they offered these in bulk to me but I refused. Great price though, but if you want to buy them in bulk you might get a better price = ).

 

[nask]

Do you know if there's a way to find blades only? I already have a CSE-827HD

 

[Mauri Lehtikangas]

How noicy are they?
I'm thinking of upgrading my ancient IBM servers (xeon 5300 serie) that I use at my house.
Would be great performance upgrade but mostly interessed if these could be relocated to closet or something other than my warm garage.

 

[i386]

4x FAN-0129L4: 11k rpm, 80mm. These fans will be loud even with optimal setting in ipmi (30%pwm, ~3900rpm).

 

[WeekendWarrior]

In the "LOL" category, you can populate your own data center from one eBay listing (100X of the Fat Twin 827s): Lot of 100 SuperMicro 2-Node 2u Servers w/ X9DRT-HF Motherboards,2x PSU,12x 3.5" | eBay

 

[Aestr]

@WeekendWarrior maybe someone is willing to go in on half?

@Mauri Lehtikangas it's actually pretty quiet for a 2U server. I had one sitting in my office 6 feet away and didn't even bother replacing the stock fans. I'd expect it to go well in a closet as long as you've sorted out how to circulate cool air in and hot air out.