FS: Supermicro 2011 X9SRI-3F + 4 x 16GB DDR3, Samsung SSDs, U.2 Cable

[BlueFox]

International shipping available, but the listed prices are for the continental US. Blue Fox | HeatWare.com

$435 shipped - Supermicro X9SRI-3F + 4 x 16GB DDR3 ECC Registered RAM. Motherboard has 3 x PCIe x16 slots, on-board SAS, and more. Memory is made by Kingston. Would make for a great server with the $70 Xeon E5-2670s that you've presumably bought too many of by now. IO shield included, but that's it. Willing to split up board/RAM.

$175 shipped - Samsung 850 Pro 512GB SSD. In excellent condition and low writes.

$135 shipped - Samsung 840 500GB SSD. Also in excellent condition with low writes.

$59 shipped - SFF-8639 to SFF-8643 (U.2) cable. Pulled from a retail Intel 750 and unused.

 

[Yarik Dot]

could you please post here the output of following command from the ssd drives?
smartctl -A /dev/sdc | awk '/^241/ {print $10 * 512 / 1024 ^ 4, "Tb " } '

 

[BlueFox]

While I don't have a Linux machine at home that has room for any more disks, since you presumably just want to know how much data has been written, I can get that from my Windows workstation. The 850 Pro has 2.051TB and the 840 has 3.650TB.

 

[gigatexal]

Writes on the 750?

 

[BlueFox]

Should have checked that before I removed it from my desktop. I'm pretty certain it's under 2TB (probably 1TB). I just used it as the boot drive to my desktop and upgraded to the 800GB version last night. If you want the exact number, I can swap it back in. Would have done it by now, but I only have a single M.2 slot since I'm using an ITX board.

 

[BlueFox]

Prices lowered.

 

[cookiesowns]

What are the part number of the RAM modules? PM pricing shipped to 92704 for board + RAM and the 850 pro