But that they offer E5 2673v3 in size worried me already,, because these were going to OEM only. So ... Maybe @Damo sees something inside the case which may lead to the OEM. However, the PSU's are already in SM's supported list for H11/H12. Just from the phtos of the boards the srandoff holes are pretty much in the same spot. I will try to get a cheap H11/H12 and figure it out.
EXPIRED Supermicro CSE-829U 12 3.5" LFF 2x HS, 2 x PSU, 1 x 9361-8i raid
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Found multiple sellers with them running same specs in US/EU, all seem to consistently have the same stickers.
But none of them have any good picture that they are readable, if its a OEM only they should be with appliances part/model rather than supermicros.
But none of them have any good picture that they are readable, if its a OEM only they should be with appliances part/model rather than supermicros.
Yes from my pictures you can see it's a Supermicro AOC-2UR6-i4XT riser
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The riser is listen in the EU from 150 to 300+€ everywhere good. Got a source for it cheap? Cause I'm not going to spend double to triple what I pay for a server for a riser with a nic.
HMA42GR7AFR4N-TF - SK Hynix 1x 16GB DDR4-2133 RDIMM PC4-17000P-R Dual Rank x4 Module these are compatible with this motherboard? Seems there been a few good auctions recently
Depends on how many ram slots you plan to populate with RDimm sticks. Please note these X10 boards can't provide full ram speed if more than one slot per channel have been populated. Therefore I used LRDimms only which hold the speed no matter how many ram slots are populated. Hope this helps.
Was going to use 4 sticks in total (64GB)
What speed is it reduced to? Also any suggestions on readily available LRDIMM (ebay) for a cheap price
I ended up not liking the deal at all. Seller sent different combos with different risers, revisions of PSU's etc. Supermicro confirmed in writing X10DRU-i+ can be swapped without any adjustments with X11DPU's and considering the specific chassis serials. And this was more than wrong or at least not entirely accurate. All works but .....
Not had this on any of mine but then again I have some packed up still in the garage, need to check.
I had a few with CPU in them too, some older v2 and some with 2690 v4
Tried and failed, anyone else?
Fans are set to full speed for me, after changing in BIOS to optimal not bad.