After all not bad!Meanwhile I am sure the one I’ve got was not intended for me. It has a CPU (6132) and 96GB RAM mounted.
@Cruzader: May you check please for the item number of the cable to the two drives in the rear? Does yours connect to the SAS RAID or to NVME?
Nice, one from 2019 and two from 2020! That's really good!Picked up 3 of mine today and opened them to have a look, specs are as they should for all 3.
1 was 2019 v02 and 2 of them 2020 v03.
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All 6 cables to backplane and the one to rear bays.
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The included backplane model/config
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That means 2 out of 3 usable in 1 cpu config like this, to get the x16 slot for the 2nd 40g card i assume (since B riser with all 3 on cpu1 dont have a x16).
"Includes 3 PCIe slots (x8, x16, x8). Slots 1 and 2 controlled with CPU1; slot 3 controlled with CPU2."
Only suprise was this one left behind by a sloppy tech (when pulling the 2nd 40g card i assume).
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Got this one going to SAS card.
I assume its taking power from mobo since pcb looks like this and connects to it.
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Yes, and I did not figure out if bifurcation is possible. Hoped it would be kind of automatic (as some Dells like T7820/T7920 do) but no success.wanna use som m.2? hahahaha. $300 for the card, and its raid
correct, honestly it fits better than most oem caddies ;Dthis one you printed? have not gotten as far as starting to print them yet
Seems to be gone since 4.x Bios. Don’t have it anymore. But doing memtest at my 8 64GB Dell sticks, had no problem with POST and booting.what is the bios flag for non oem ram?
If you want to connect first two front bays and/or two rear bays for NVME :normally the rear 2 bays are connected to the SAS, but you can connect it to nvme in rear with 2 cpus it seems, or correct riser 1 maybe (not sure yet)