FS: A couple of fully loaded Intel Skull Canyon NUCs from my Lab

[msvirtualguy]

Hi all.

You may have recently seen my post about migrating to an SFF Home Lab environment: Hyperconverged Home Lab 3.0 - SFF

I realized after I purchased the Supermicro SYS-5028D-TN4T and I can run nested instances of Nutanix Community Edition, I just don't need these so my loss is your gain.

I have Quantity TWO of each kit and will not split up into individual pieces:

Intel Skull Canyon NUC: Intel® NUC Kit NUC6i7KYK Features and Configurations
Crucial 32GB RAM SODIMM Kit: Crucial 32GB Kit (2 x 16GB) DDR4-2133 SODIMM | CT2K16G4SFD8213 | Crucial.com
2 x Crucial MX300 525GB SATA M.2: Crucial.com - MX300 SSD: Instant performance that lasts
Sandisk USB3.0 32GB Micro USB

You can check the video here:

You may be asking why i'm not selling the third from the video. It's not mine, my company gave all SE's Skull Canyon NUC's for demos so I will be keeping the one they sent.

They are barely used and in perfect shape. I will also throw in a couple short CAT6A cables as well.

If you price this out now, total comes to $2,117 before shipping.

I'll let this go as a Package for $2,017 (to bring in the New Year) Shipped CONT US. That's $100 off new and free shipping.

Serious buyers only and no, NOT splitting up at the moment.

PM or msvirtualguy@gmail.com

 

[Marsh]

I can run nested instances of Nutanix Community Edition

How is the performance of nested Nutanix CW with the SuperMicro?
I brought the cheaper version D-1521 to run nested Labs.

 

[msvirtualguy]

How is the performance of nested Nutanix CW with the SuperMicro?

It's not bad, not baremetal, of course, but not bad. I haven't really put it through it's paces but it's been acceptable so far. I'm not running a whole lot, it's just to demo stuff.