Supermicro SSG-6047R-E1R36N 4U 36 3.5" LFF Bay JBOD eb

[cbarbie]

One left.
I started at $700, we settled on $800.

I will probably transplant an existing, less power hungry MB into it from a old Norco 4u. Ran out of drive slots and can't afford to by 16/18 tb drives.

Supermicro SSG-6047R-E1R36N 4U 36 3.5" LFF Bay JBOD vt 672042109241 | eBay

 

[Almighty]

Link?

 

[firworks]

I assume its this one:

Supermicro SSG-6047R-E1R36N 4U 36 3.5" LFF Bay JBOD vt 672042109241 | eBay

Up to 1.5TB ECC DDR3, up to 1866MHz; 24x DIMM slots3. 3x PCI-E 3.0 x16 and 1x PCI-E 3.0 x8 slots (Low-profile)4. 7x Heavy duty PWM fans9. 1280W Redundant Power Supplies Platinum Level (95%. Part Number ).

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[eduncan911]

Sorry to say this, but that's not a Great Deal IMO.

At first I was like... "Isn't that just an SC847 36-bay SAS2 version? (they go to 45-bays for JBOD btw)" Then I saw it has the X9DRi-LN4F+ and was excited that it may be a complete system with high-end 12-core CPUs, 384GB ECC ram, SATADOMs, etc. But, saw it's just a motherboard (one you can get for about $100).

I bought and sold several of these over the years for around $250 price marks (no motherboard) before the Chia craze.

But hey, with Chia, these are almost non-existent - at least less than $1000. So if there's a desperate need, then yeah $700-ish is ok. Better than NEW prices from SM from many others. But, it's not a Great Deal by any means.

 

[yobigd20]

$1000 for older gen board , only 36 drives, and SAS2? not really a good deal imo.

 

[cbarbie]

Agree, not a great deal compared to six months ago. But I have not found anything else.
MB is not great either, but I several that are looking for a better home.
It does include 1280w platinum power supplies

 

[T_Minus]

Not a great deal for normal times but during CHIA time... not too bad since they were 1k$+ all over only