Supermicro LGA1150 motherboard $30
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A heat gun or hair dryer will take it off it about 2 minutes and you can use 115x OEM heatsinks or anything that uses standard 115x mounting hardware.
Be careful with this seller. I bought a SuperMicro PCIe bifurcation card a few months ago and the card did not work on my SuperMicro board. I requested a return and shipped it back. Didn't hear anything from the seller. Then a week ago I needed an 1151 socket cooler and tried buying from this seller to find out they had blocked me.
It was a normal transaction/return. The item was listed with a 30-day return policy, I did not even speak to the seller and went through the normal filing process through eBay.
I've bought several items from this seller in the past as well.
It was a normal transaction/return. The item was listed with a 30-day return policy, I did not even speak to the seller and went through the normal filing process through eBay.
I've bought several items from this seller in the past as well.
They've randomly banned me too for similar issue, then randomly later I could buy from again... very oddBe careful with this seller. I bought a SuperMicro PCIe bifurcation card a few months ago and the card did not work on my SuperMicro board. I requested a return and shipped it back. Didn't hear anything from the seller. Then a week ago I needed an 1151 socket cooler and tried buying from this seller to find out they had blocked me.
It was a normal transaction/return. The item was listed with a 30-day return policy, I did not even speak to the seller and went through the normal filing process through eBay.
I can confirm all of this.
Word of warning though, I picked up 4 of these for this purpose, and all of them had ipmi I couldn't find or log in to, thanks to odd static IPs from a former life. Needed to get into the bios, so I recommend picking up a cpu and ram stick as a just-in-case.
Good to know the proc I have will work.
found a couple of 2gb sticks which some french site says is PC3-10600E, ecc, unbuffered. Getting a different beep code , 1 short, followed immediately by two rapidfire beeps, then another beep in a different tone. No display out of vga, and jumpers seem to be set correct everywhere, and the system I pulled it from POSTed a couple of months ago.
found a couple of 2gb sticks which some french site says is PC3-10600E, ecc, unbuffered. Getting a different beep code , 1 short, followed immediately by two rapidfire beeps, then another beep in a different tone. No display out of vga, and jumpers seem to be set correct everywhere, and the system I pulled it from POSTed a couple of months ago.
I...no kidding...have an Ironport 170 in the garage on top of the stack of stuff to strip/kitbash/redeploy. I'll see if its ECC in mine.
I appreciate it.
Mine got put in the same pile. A week later, there was a c170 with rails for $50 on ebay. Was so tempted... More ram slots, pcie slot... rails!... But the noise, power consumtion, and singular usage... It was easier justify virtualizing on another machine.
edit: thanks. Doesn't quite help me narrow down for sure it's the ram, or the mobo, but leaning towards board.
Mine got put in the same pile. A week later, there was a c170 with rails for $50 on ebay. Was so tempted... More ram slots, pcie slot... rails!... But the noise, power consumtion, and singular usage... It was easier justify virtualizing on another machine.
edit: thanks. Doesn't quite help me narrow down for sure it's the ram, or the mobo, but leaning towards board.
I bought 32GB of ECC UDIMM's and they turned out to be registered. Seller acted clueless but gave me a refund.
Just found 32GB of ECC UDIMM's for $29. This time I searched the part no. to make sure it actually is ECC UDIMM. It's a one off so doesn't qualify for hot deals, sorry.
Just found 32GB of ECC UDIMM's for $29. This time I searched the part no. to make sure it actually is ECC UDIMM. It's a one off so doesn't qualify for hot deals, sorry.
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