EXPIRED Intel Xeon E5-2699V4 2.20GHz Processor SR2JS - $108
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Hey guys wait for me... I would have bought 2000 units
What a deal.. I would buy all the stock for sure like others! haha would be more than happy to see this prices again
Yep, just saw the USPS tracking number being issued... mine is showing estimated delivery Apr2-5... if it gets here on the front end of those dates I'll be able to drop it in and test... if it gets here on the back end, then it'll have to wait for completion of a business trip. /sigh
WOW, got to watch more closely, would make great cruncing servers, i have one running now.
i just went thru every chip he has, this seem to be a draw... Nothing priced like those top V4 e5's
But it worked...
Yes please post shape and comments...
His creds look solid, hi's on my watch list now...
i just went thru every chip he has, this seem to be a draw... Nothing priced like those top V4 e5's
But it worked...
Yes please post shape and comments...
His creds look solid, hi's on my watch list now...
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Very likely that motherboard will work with just a single socket populated. You won't have access to all the PCIe lanes (check manual for details), and you'll obviously loose half the DIMM slots.
Yea that's kinda the worry, that I'd lose an x16 pci-e slot, 4 of the 8 dimms, and (possibly, but hopefully not) some sata.
Well, good news, bad news.
Good news, received one processor as advertised.
Bad news, my test workstation is a Dell Precision T5810, with BIOS A34. With the processor, received a 2,7 amber flash code on the power LED. That error indicates "Memory modules are detected, but a memory power failure has occurred." Interesting, I'm running PC4-17000R memory which is allegedly supported:
Tried pulling all the memory out and using only one or two modules, but no luck there.
Pertinent to note I have the K240Y mainboard, not sure if that's older or newer than the HHV7N mainboard.
At this point, I know I may be on the outer edge of what Dell will support in the T5810... yes they support E5-v4 processors, but nothing absolute about the 2699... and who knows, maybe I do actually need PC4-19200R memory. So... sorry I can't give more concrete evidence, I don't have anything else that would support a v4 processor available to me at this time.
Good news, received one processor as advertised.
Bad news, my test workstation is a Dell Precision T5810, with BIOS A34. With the processor, received a 2,7 amber flash code on the power LED. That error indicates "Memory modules are detected, but a memory power failure has occurred." Interesting, I'm running PC4-17000R memory which is allegedly supported:
Tried pulling all the memory out and using only one or two modules, but no luck there.
Pertinent to note I have the K240Y mainboard, not sure if that's older or newer than the HHV7N mainboard.
At this point, I know I may be on the outer edge of what Dell will support in the T5810... yes they support E5-v4 processors, but nothing absolute about the 2699... and who knows, maybe I do actually need PC4-19200R memory. So... sorry I can't give more concrete evidence, I don't have anything else that would support a v4 processor available to me at this time.
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