I have a couple systems that are missing m.2 standoffs, and removing the motherboard to move the standoffs has gotten a bit old. Anyone know where I could get more of these standoffs that supermicro includes in some of their boards?
SuperMicro NGFF/m.2 standoffs
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That's on the older X11 mobos. I'm trying to find one for their newer H12 mobos:
Apparently none of the screw in options from other mobos will work as there are no threads.
Apparently none of the screw in options from other mobos will work as there are no threads.
i have X11SRA,X11SPM,X12SPM...
they fit all. just white/clear or black it is the same hole.
In my case, I had not recognized my M.2 standoff which looked similar to yours but it had a square not a loop. It was placed in the 110mm position and quite difficult to dislodge.
i hate that too. i prefer the screw type more, but if the screw drops into the PC case the action begins...
Bigger question is do you have any experience with riser card in the newer 1U supermicro chassis? After all this trouble securing the two new Seagate Firecuda 530 gum sticks, I discovered that the M.2 slots are only PCIe 3 compatible and the sticks are gen 4. They each have gone offline in the first 3 days of service. Only one has returned online after rebooting. Will a supermicro NVME AOC in the riser card fix this issue as the PCIe slot is gen 4? Waiting to find out from supermicro tech support.
Not according to SD5. but not sure it's measuring around the m.2 area properly. There are 6 fans blowing at 7500 RPM.