Minisforum MS-01 PCIe Card and RAM Compatibility Thread

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ndenev

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This is a massive thread already, but it looks like maybe the place to ask if anyone else has seen similar issues with the Minisforum MS-01 PCIe slot.
I have a Dell branded LSI SAS adapter that seems to be showing much lower PCIe speed than what I see others posting (usually it’s 8GB/s, while mine shows 2.5GB/s):

```
root@mini ➜ ndenev uname -a
FreeBSD mini 14.1-RELEASE-p5 FreeBSD 14.1-RELEASE-p5 GENERIC amd64
root@mini ➜ ndenev mprutil show adapter
mpr0 Adapter:
Board Name: Dell 12Gbps HBA
Board Assembly:
Chip Name: LSISAS3008
Chip Revision: ALL
BIOS Revision: 0.00.00.00
Firmware Revision: 16.00.11.00
Integrated RAID: no
SATA NCQ: ENABLED
PCIe Width/Speed: x8 (2.5 GB/sec)
IOC Speed: Full
Temperature: 53 C
```

I noticed this when running some tests on a 25 drive jbod enclosure and topping only at about 1.7GB/s while each individual drive can do 250MB/s reads
 

Jaymac

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Hey

Just got my new ms-01 setup. I put on the latest 1.26 firmware and then installed TrueNAS Scale. Seems pretty cool!! But I'm new to all this, so easily pleased.

I have an M.2 for the TrueNAS Scale O/S (I didn’t realize it would gobble up the entire drive) and also 2 WD 850x 4TB M.2 drives for some fast network storage. I'd like to add another 2 WD 850x 4TB drives, and then I’ll likely have the ms01 all back up to a small older 3.5" spinner NAS. 4 x 4TB is more than enough for all my stuff at the moment.

Has anyone tried this PCI card for more M.2 drives?
Asustor AS-T10G3 link: https://www.asustor.com/product/AS_T10G3

Or can anyone recommend alternatives that work fine, please?

I don’t actually need the 10GbE RJ45 port on the above card, as I use the SFP+ on the ms-01 straight to my router.

Thanks,
Jay
 

ndenev

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Sep 25, 2024
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This is a massive thread already, but it looks like maybe the place to ask if anyone else has seen similar issues with the Minisforum MS-01 PCIe slot.
I have a Dell branded LSI SAS adapter that seems to be showing much lower PCIe speed than what I see others posting (usually it’s 8GB/s, while mine shows 2.5GB/s):

```
root@mini ➜ ndenev uname -a
FreeBSD mini 14.1-RELEASE-p5 FreeBSD 14.1-RELEASE-p5 GENERIC amd64
root@mini ➜ ndenev mprutil show adapter
mpr0 Adapter:
Board Name: Dell 12Gbps HBA
Board Assembly:
Chip Name: LSISAS3008
Chip Revision: ALL
BIOS Revision: 0.00.00.00
Firmware Revision: 16.00.11.00
Integrated RAID: no
SATA NCQ: ENABLED
PCIe Width/Speed: x8 (2.5 GB/sec)
IOC Speed: Full
Temperature: 53 C
```

I noticed this when running some tests on a 25 drive jbod enclosure and topping only at about 1.7GB/s while each individual drive can do 250MB/s reads
Interesting, with a LSISAS2308 6gbps adapter `mpsutil` report PCIe Width/Speed: x8 (8.0 GB/sec)
I wonder if it’s the Dell Firmware on the 3008
 

Nigdzie

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Do we have to wait for a BIOS update to apply the 0x12B Microcode that fixes the 13th gen Intel CPU problems? Or is that something we can apply outside of the BIOS?
so far ..
root@prox:~# uptime
17:02:47 up 3 days, 21:16, 1 user, load average: 0.09, 0.04, 0.01
root@prox:~# lscpu
Architecture: x86_64
CPU op-mode(s): 32-bit, 64-bit
Address sizes: 46 bits physical, 48 bits virtual
Byte Order: Little Endian
CPU(s): 20
On-line CPU(s) list: 0-19
Vendor ID: GenuineIntel
BIOS Vendor ID: Intel(R) Corporation
Model name: 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-13900H
BIOS Model name: 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-13900H To Be Filled By O.E.M. CPU @ 4.8GHz
BIOS CPU family: 207
CPU family: 6
Model: 186
Thread(s) per core: 2
Core(s) per socket: 14
Socket(s): 1
before its collapsing on pure proxmox installation idle around 2-3 days
 

Jaymac

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I think i will take the plunge and try this card to add 2 x m.2 drives looks like it should fit as the end can be broken off as it has cut marks.
AXAGON PCEM2-ND PCIe Adapter For Two M.2 SSDs with Software Raid

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Code:
The PCI-Express AXAGON PCEM2-ND controller allows connecting two M.2 SSD disks to a desktop computer and also supports a RAID function. High-quality construction, compact size and well thought-out design make the adapter an ideal choice for upgrading a desktop computer that is not equipped with an M.2 slot. It will also be used in case of lack of M.2 slots.

The adapter is universal - compatible with any motherboard and will work on motherboards without PCI-Express Bifurcation support. The quality chip of the Asmedia company is behind this unique functionality. Thanks to PCI-Express 3.0 interface compatible with x8 and x16 slots a maximum transmission rates up to 4000 MBs (4 GBs) can be achieved.

The adapter supports the use of NVMe (PCI-Express) M.2 SSD disks, both one-sided and double-sided ones. The reduction does not have a limitation of SSD disk capacity and M.2 cards with a size up to 22 x 110 mm can be used. When fitted with disks shorter than 22110, the back of the card can be detached to fit in a small area. The package also contains a low profile bracket for mounting the adapter into low profile cases. The M.2 controller card also has an integrated PCI-Express slot lock for better grip in the PCIe slot. The lock can be easily broken off if needed.

The PCIe adapter supports SW RAID, which can be created using suitable software or using integrated tools in the OS. By setting up RAID 1, you can achieve effective data protection using mirroring.

The chip is cooled by a powerful passive heatsink. Heatsinks up to 22 mm wide can be used to cool down M.2 disks, AXAGON M.2 heatsinks CLR-M2L3, CLR-M2L6 and CLR-M2L10 are suitable. The LED indication indicates connection or data transfer in the M.2 slot. The installation is completely automatic, everyone can handle it.

Input
&bull PCI-Express 3.0 interface, compatible with a PCI-Express 4.0 3.0 2.1 2.0 1.1 1.0a.
&bull Number of lines 8-Lane, compatible with x8 x16 PCIe slots.

Output
&bull 2x NGFF 75-pin M-key slot to install an NVMe (PCI-Express) M.2 SSD disk.

Other features
&bull Full Plug and Play support.
&bull Simultaneous operation of both disks even on motherboards without PCIe Bifurcation support.
&bull Support of M.2 disks with the sizes &ndash 2230, 2242, 2260, 2280 and 22110 mm.
&bull The detachable back of the card allows use in small spaces. In this case, the 22110 disk cannot be mounted.
&bull Support of M key or BM key NVMe (PCI-Express) M.2 SSD disks without a maximum capacity limit.
&bull Support of both one-sided and double-sided M.2 disks.
&bull Support of booting from an SSD card.
&bull The real box bandwidth transmission rate is around 3500 MBs (3.5 GBs), it is given by the limits of the PCI-Express 3.0 interface.
&bull RAID SW support - allows you to create software RAID using suitable SW or tools in the operating system.
&bull Integrated PCI-E slot lock for better card grip. It can be broken off if necessary.
&bull Possibility heatsinks mounting on disks in both slots. Max. heatsink width is 22 mm - compatible with AXAGON CLR-M2L3, CLR-M2L6 and CLR-M2L10 heatsinks.
&bull No driver installation required.
&bull The adapter is powered directly from the PCI-Express bus, no external power supply required.
&bull Double LED indication indicates connection or data transfer in M.2 slots.
&bull Dimensions 180 x 64 x 20 mm.
&bull Weight 75 g.

Supported operating systems
&bull MS Windows 7 8 8.1 10 11 and later, Windows Server 2008 R2 2012 2016 2019 2022 and later (all 32- and 64-bit versions of Windows supported), and Linux with kernel 2.6.31 and higher.
&bull Note when Windows 7 used it is necessary to check OS support and driver availability with the M.2 SSD manufacturer.

Package contains
&bull PCI-Express adapter with a standard bracket,
&bull low profile bracket,
&bull mounting material,
&bull printed installation manual in CZ DE DK ENG ESP FIN FR GR HR HU IT NL PL PT RO RU SK SWE TR BG CN ARA,
&bull packaged in a cardboard.


Specifications
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Lighting
Lighting    No
Angle
Connector angled    No
Dimensions
Length / Depth    180 mm
Width    64 mm
Height    20 mm
Weight    75 g
Cable Specifications
Cable Type    Adaptor card
Shielded Cable    No
Sleeved Cable    No
Materials
Materials    Aluminium
Colour
Primary Colour    Black
Secondary Colour    Silver, Red
Main colour connector / plug    Black
Standards / Specifications
Standard / specification    NVMe, PCIe 3.0 x8
Connectivity
Connector 2 (internal)    M.2 SOCKET 2x
 

iru

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So far here are my experiences with the 12600H version:

- Physically you can see it's a tiny but very advanced machine. Its not flimsy and the build quality seems nice.
- Firmware wise... I have some questions:

* The first thing I did was to update the bios. It triggered a huge flag on me when I noticed the download link is some media fire URL. No checksums, no signatures. I'm sorry but that's objectively appalling. Someone could put some malicious software in there and you will be none the wiser.

* The bios files are a bunch of EFI scripts. You need to get the EFI shell from somewhere else and I'm not sure there is a reason (like licensing) for that. No big deal here.

* It was a bit of a pain to enroll my secure boot keys to the device. I'm used to put the device on setup mode which allows the OS to boot so you can use some tool like sbctl to enroll the keys. No such thing here. The option that looks like it does that doesn't actually does it. So I had to:
** Disable secure boot
** Manually delete all the keys from the nvram.
** Set the option to not restore default keys
* Doing so allowed me to use `sbctl enroll-keys --microsoft` and install my own secure boot keys. I added the TPM2 keys and now I can have my encrypted system booting unattended.

* I almost got my expensive 4TB NVMEs fried while rebalancing. My fault though since the rubber band that keeps the heatsink attached prevented the fan from turning. Stupid me but it's not far fetched that this might happen with other people. With the fan working the temps are good.

* I had reset issues with storage on the usb-a port. I'm not sure if it was the cable but switching to the usb-c port solved. Not really happy wasting a thunderbolt port with the OWC elite mini holding 2 SSD SATA disks but its not like I'm using it right now.

Boots really fast and it's been quite stable so far. Power usage ranging between 30 and 50W. I see I can restrict the power usage on the CPU and might to set it to 35W try later when/if I get vpro remote access working.

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* I have no idea how to make vpro work. Doesn't work on DHCP but setting the IP address statically brings an IP but it doesn't respond to pings neither has a 19662/TCP port responding. Should I leave the LM ethernet interface up with no IP address? It didn't worked either. I ended up just setting both 2.5 on an 802.2ad. The tooling is confusing too.
 
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anewsome

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* I have no idea how to make vpro work. Doesn't work on DHCP but setting the IP address statically brings an IP but it doesn't respond to pings neither has a 19662/TCP port responding. Should I leave the LM ethernet interface up with no IP address? It didn't worked either. I ended up just setting both 2.5 on an 802.2ad. The tooling is confusing too.
There's a nice vpro thread on the site here. Some good tips in there. I was also able to get the serial over LAN working with vPro, as I posted in that thread. Overall, the vPro stuff was neat but mostly useless for me. vPro doesn't work at all when you need it the most, which is when the system gets wedged. Unlike a real BMC controller, when the MS01 gets wedged, you won't be able to login to vPro at all.
 

iru

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There's a nice vpro thread on the site here. Some good tips in there. I was also able to get the serial over LAN working with vPro, as I posted in that thread. Overall, the vPro stuff was neat but mostly useless for me. vPro doesn't work at all when you need it the most, which is when the system gets wedged. Unlike a real BMC controller, when the MS01 gets wedged, you won't be able to login to vPro at all.
I had the impression that was the case. I'll look into one of those cheap risc-v based IP KVMs instead.
 

BlueChris

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Hey

Just got my new ms-01 setup. I put on the latest 1.26 firmware and then installed TrueNAS Scale. Seems pretty cool!! But I'm new to all this, so easily pleased.

I have an M.2 for the TrueNAS Scale O/S (I didn’t realize it would gobble up the entire drive) and also 2 WD 850x 4TB M.2 drives for some fast network storage. I'd like to add another 2 WD 850x 4TB drives, and then I’ll likely have the ms01 all back up to a small older 3.5" spinner NAS. 4 x 4TB is more than enough for all my stuff at the moment.

Has anyone tried this PCI card for more M.2 drives?
Asustor AS-T10G3 link: https://www.asustor.com/product/AS_T10G3

Or can anyone recommend alternatives that work fine, please?

I don’t actually need the 10GbE RJ45 port on the above card, as I use the SFP+ on the ms-01 straight to my router.

Thanks,
Jay
You need a card that has PLX Chip because the MS-01 doesnt support bifurcation and from what i see in the specs the card that you say does not have that.
But the card that Jaymac (and i have) in the next post of yours do the job that you want.

I think i will take the plunge and try this card to add 2 x m.2 drives looks like it should fit as the end can be broken off as it has cut marks.
AXAGON PCEM2-ND PCIe Adapter For Two M.2 SSDs with Software Raid

View attachment 39741View attachment 39742


Code:
The PCI-Express AXAGON PCEM2-ND controller allows connecting two M.2 SSD disks to a desktop computer and also supports a RAID function. High-quality construction, compact size and well thought-out design make the adapter an ideal choice for upgrading a desktop computer that is not equipped with an M.2 slot. It will also be used in case of lack of M.2 slots.

The adapter is universal - compatible with any motherboard and will work on motherboards without PCI-Express Bifurcation support. The quality chip of the Asmedia company is behind this unique functionality. Thanks to PCI-Express 3.0 interface compatible with x8 and x16 slots a maximum transmission rates up to 4000 MBs (4 GBs) can be achieved.

The adapter supports the use of NVMe (PCI-Express) M.2 SSD disks, both one-sided and double-sided ones. The reduction does not have a limitation of SSD disk capacity and M.2 cards with a size up to 22 x 110 mm can be used. When fitted with disks shorter than 22110, the back of the card can be detached to fit in a small area. The package also contains a low profile bracket for mounting the adapter into low profile cases. The M.2 controller card also has an integrated PCI-Express slot lock for better grip in the PCIe slot. The lock can be easily broken off if needed.

The PCIe adapter supports SW RAID, which can be created using suitable software or using integrated tools in the OS. By setting up RAID 1, you can achieve effective data protection using mirroring.

The chip is cooled by a powerful passive heatsink. Heatsinks up to 22 mm wide can be used to cool down M.2 disks, AXAGON M.2 heatsinks CLR-M2L3, CLR-M2L6 and CLR-M2L10 are suitable. The LED indication indicates connection or data transfer in the M.2 slot. The installation is completely automatic, everyone can handle it.

Input
&bull PCI-Express 3.0 interface, compatible with a PCI-Express 4.0 3.0 2.1 2.0 1.1 1.0a.
&bull Number of lines 8-Lane, compatible with x8 x16 PCIe slots.

Output
&bull 2x NGFF 75-pin M-key slot to install an NVMe (PCI-Express) M.2 SSD disk.

Other features
&bull Full Plug and Play support.
&bull Simultaneous operation of both disks even on motherboards without PCIe Bifurcation support.
&bull Support of M.2 disks with the sizes &ndash 2230, 2242, 2260, 2280 and 22110 mm.
&bull The detachable back of the card allows use in small spaces. In this case, the 22110 disk cannot be mounted.
&bull Support of M key or BM key NVMe (PCI-Express) M.2 SSD disks without a maximum capacity limit.
&bull Support of both one-sided and double-sided M.2 disks.
&bull Support of booting from an SSD card.
&bull The real box bandwidth transmission rate is around 3500 MBs (3.5 GBs), it is given by the limits of the PCI-Express 3.0 interface.
&bull RAID SW support - allows you to create software RAID using suitable SW or tools in the operating system.
&bull Integrated PCI-E slot lock for better card grip. It can be broken off if necessary.
&bull Possibility heatsinks mounting on disks in both slots. Max. heatsink width is 22 mm - compatible with AXAGON CLR-M2L3, CLR-M2L6 and CLR-M2L10 heatsinks.
&bull No driver installation required.
&bull The adapter is powered directly from the PCI-Express bus, no external power supply required.
&bull Double LED indication indicates connection or data transfer in M.2 slots.
&bull Dimensions 180 x 64 x 20 mm.
&bull Weight 75 g.

Supported operating systems
&bull MS Windows 7 8 8.1 10 11 and later, Windows Server 2008 R2 2012 2016 2019 2022 and later (all 32- and 64-bit versions of Windows supported), and Linux with kernel 2.6.31 and higher.
&bull Note when Windows 7 used it is necessary to check OS support and driver availability with the M.2 SSD manufacturer.

Package contains
&bull PCI-Express adapter with a standard bracket,
&bull low profile bracket,
&bull mounting material,
&bull printed installation manual in CZ DE DK ENG ESP FIN FR GR HR HU IT NL PL PT RO RU SK SWE TR BG CN ARA,
&bull packaged in a cardboard.


Specifications
expand_less
Lighting
Lighting    No
Angle
Connector angled    No
Dimensions
Length / Depth    180 mm
Width    64 mm
Height    20 mm
Weight    75 g
Cable Specifications
Cable Type    Adaptor card
Shielded Cable    No
Sleeved Cable    No
Materials
Materials    Aluminium
Colour
Primary Colour    Black
Secondary Colour    Silver, Red
Main colour connector / plug    Black
Standards / Specifications
Standard / specification    NVMe, PCIe 3.0 x8
Connectivity
Connector 2 (internal)    M.2 SOCKET 2x
I bought the same from ALI with half the money

and works perfectly fine.

To whoever buy any of this type of cards, keep in mind that the PLX chip is getting extremely hot if you are with the default cooling. I personally have 2 x 120mm noctua fans , one on top of the machine and one on the bottom to push air inside and i am fine.
 
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Jaymac

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You need a card that has PLX Chip because the MS-01 doesnt support bifurcation and from what i see in the specs the card that you say does not have that.
But the card that Jaymac (and i have) in the next post of yours do the job that you want.


I bought the same from ALI with half the money

and works perfectly fine.

To whoever buy any of this type of cards, keep in mind that the PLX chip is getting extremely hot if you are with the default cooling. I personally have 2 x 120mm noctua fans , one on top of the machine and one on the bottom to push air inside and i am fine.
Great
I found the card under a different name on amazon for much cheaper, it arrives today :)
I do plan on doing some airflow mods also, did you tap into power on the ms-01 for fan power or are they usb?
 

Filou

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You need a card that has PLX Chip because the MS-01 doesnt support bifurcation and from what i see in the specs the card that you say does not have that.
But the card that Jaymac (and i have) in the next post of yours do the job that you want.


I bought the same from ALI with half the money

and works perfectly fine.

To whoever buy any of this type of cards, keep in mind that the PLX chip is getting extremely hot if you are with the default cooling. I personally have 2 x 120mm noctua fans , one on top of the machine and one on the bottom to push air inside and i am fine.

That sounds interesting. Could you maybe take a photo of your setup so I can see how the fans are mounted? Which Noctua fans did you use exactly? Thank you!
 

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Great
I found the card under a different name on amazon for much cheaper, it arrives today :)
I do plan on doing some airflow mods also, did you tap into power on the ms-01 for fan power or are they usb?
I bought this from amazon and they work fine

That sounds interesting. Could you maybe take a photo of your setup so I can see how the fans are mounted? Which Noctua fans did you use exactly? Thank you!
I cannot do that anymore because i had plug the MS-01 in a midi box. It was easy, if you have the MS-01 on the side you dont need to do anything but if you have the MS-01 in normal position, you just need to the bottom fan a bit of clearence beneath it to be able to suck air.

I did the Mini tower because in the multiplexer card that i said above, i did put an m2 to pci4 and that went inside the Mini tower. Now in the Tower i have also a SFX PSU that gives power to the pci slot and on it i have a 1070ti that gets also power from the SFX PSU.

I did an extensive search for a midi tower and i choose one that the MB goes in the center of it... so from behind of the tower i inserted the MS-01 in the area where the motherboard goes (i did cut a bit from the top on the case, 1-1.5cm) and the MS-01 sits happy (without the external case of it). Now the 2 fans are inside the box , one at the bottom of it that inserts air and one at the top that takes the air out (both Noctuas 120mm but the bottom is slim 15mm). I am pretty happy with this, my temps are dead low to the M2 disks and to the PM983a 8TB but also the Multiplexer card doesnt go above 60c.
This is the case i bought and if you see it closelly you will notice that the motherboard sits in the center which is what i wanted and with this the air cools both sides of the MS-01


I will try to take photos of it but its the main Hypervisor in my home and i dont have any other pc ON.... i have proxmox on it and i work/play etc in a windows 11 vm that has passthrough the Nvidia 1070ti and a Renesas usb3 card(that is on the 2nd slot of the Multiplexer card).
 
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How stable is the MS-01 under a full workload with the latest BIOS version 1.26? Is it production ready now?
 

Drizzik

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Hello everyone,

I just wanted to share that I was able to fit 6 M.2 drives into my system (5 x 4TB and 1 x 500GB).
My 96 GB of RAM worked too.

Here’s how I set them up :
I also installed heatsinks on my drives and a fan, and after ~2hour under load, the temperatures of the drives didn’t exceed 35°C.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
 
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vb6d1bgxk

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Hello everyone,

I just wanted to share that I was able to fit 6 M.2 drives into my system (5 x 4TB and 1 x 500GB).
My 96 GB of RAM worked too.

Here’s how I set them up :
I also installed heatsinks on my drives and a fan, and after ~2hour under load, the temperatures of the drives didn’t exceed 35°C.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
will remove wifi give you one more slot for ssd?
 

Filou

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Hello everyone,

I just wanted to share that I was able to fit 6 M.2 drives into my system (5 x 4TB and 1 x 500GB).
My 96 GB of RAM worked too.

Here’s how I set them up :
I also installed heatsinks on my drives and a fan, and after ~2hour under load, the temperatures of the drives didn’t exceed 35°C.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
Can you show a photo of your installation? How you have attached the PCIe card with the 2 NVMe and how exactly the fans are installed. Is it all still in the MS-01 case? I'm planning to do the same. Thanks for the insight!
 

Drizzik

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Regarding the Wi-Fi card, you can check this post. I followed the instructions exactly as outlined there:

https://forums.servethehome.com/ind...nd-ram-compatibility-thread.42785/post-436778

Thanks again, ndodude!

Can you show a photo of your installation? How did you attach the PCIe card with the two NVMe drives, and how exactly are the fans installed? Is everything still in the MS-01 case? I'm planning to do the same. Thanks for the insight!
Yes, I’ll send a photo soon. I’m currently printing a 3D side panel to attach my fan properly. Right now, the case is open with the fan on the side. Here’s the link: MS-01 Fan Cover by some3duser | Download free STL model | Printables.com. I apologize; I can't find the original reply from the author of the 3D model in this thread.
 

Sunmeplz

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Hello everyone,

I just wanted to share that I was able to fit 6 M.2 drives into my system (5 x 4TB and 1 x 500GB).
My 96 GB of RAM worked too.

Here’s how I set them up :
I also installed heatsinks on my drives and a fan, and after ~2hour under load, the temperatures of the drives didn’t exceed 35°C.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
Hi, have you faced with 96gb random reboot issue? What RAM are you using? Did you have a long uptime?
 

Drizzik

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Hi, have you faced with 96gb random reboot issue? What RAM are you using? Did you have a long uptime?
I only have about 6 days of uptime, and before that, I had to reboot 6 to 8 times. The RAM has always worked fine.

I have 2x48 GB (https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B0C79T2CP7?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1). I did not update the BIOS. I contacted Minisforum for the latest BIOS update, and they sent me the link for version 1.26 by email, but the README file indicated it was a beta version. So I preferred to try it without updating.